Picture this:  You’re planning an anniversary dinner for your husband when you realize the restaurant you chose no longer serves his favorite dish of roasted prime rib.  To top it off, it’s Thursday night and you need to make a reservation fast to get that 8 pm seating time on Friday night.
What do you do?  You could start calling/texting/emailing your rolodex and then frantically read 100+ restaurant reviews on different internet sites to narrow down any results (hopefully, they have your same taste!).  That is, if you have the time and energy.

Well, here’s some good news for you!  Freebie Reporter has just discovered a new peer-to-peer recommendation site, Linfo.com.  It is an online community that lets you add and share your favorite places with your friends and the community.  Since every member is adding only their favorite places with inside tips, it’s easier to find a great place without having to dig through negative reviews.
You already know that the best recommendations come from the people you know.  Unlike Citysearch.com, Linfo makes it easy for you to quickly request a recommendation of any type of business (restaurant, service, and even websites like this one) from your friends through their internal recommendation system.
Linfo also allows you to tap into the collective expertise of their diverse community of category experts, regional experts, and insiders.  For instance, I know I can trust XXX review of this motorcycle shop because both the site and community have recognized his expertise in motorcycles which is easy to see by his prominently placed badges.  If I want more information on motorcycles, I can even subscribe to his activity and the site will alert me any time he adds new favorites in a related category.
What I like most about Linfo is that it’s focused on a community of people sharing resources to help others.  Kind of like this website…..