For general online shopping it feels all wrong, too inspecific and of course it doesn't fit entering the price range when I'm probably just looking for the best deal.
In both cases I have to wonder about 'location'. There's arguments for and against it, but it's the #1 criteria when the #1 location is I would think probably just "online".
I believe that this service will be extremely helpful for people who are travelling. Imagine a situation: you come to a new country, you don't really know that's the average bill in restaurant in the city center, how much the tour guide to that castle costs, etc. This kind of information might be hard to find online (actually, this is when I come up with the idea - when I was planning a trip to Czech Republic and simply couldn't figure out how much money do I need to take with me). You just fire up "PriceFlurry" app and get the _sense_ (that's important, reviews are recommendations rather than something you can trust 99%) of how much the staff costs.
Again, thanks for your comments.
I actually travel extensively and would only have had 3 opportunities all year to have used this, and maybe a dozen over the last 8 years. Worst of all, I don't need this anymore for any country I've already been in.