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  • JAMIEDODGER
    JAMIEDODGER Posts: 4,339 Forumite
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    morning all:)

    £2.50 to the pot for me today:) Thinking of sealing the pot up come jan 1st and saving towards xmas next year in it...
    November NSD's - 7
  • jo41
    jo41 Posts: 1,172 Forumite
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    Morning all!
    Very happy today as the Egg balance has gone below the £500 mark!
    Paid £7.21 to them today.
    Have a great Friday everyone.
    Jo x
  • JAMIEDODGER
    JAMIEDODGER Posts: 4,339 Forumite
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    congrats jo!!!:D
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  • Hopeful1
    Hopeful1 Posts: 2,076 Forumite
    Yay! Well done, Jo :beer:

    I received £3 worth of luncheon vouchers yesterday for a survey i did via pinecone research. Has anyone used these before? Does anyone know whether you can just receive a cash payment from pinecone?

    Well, i'm waiting for a small payment from amazon for a book and hubby has transferred money this morning as he FORGOT :eek: yesterday (good grief), so i am waiting for that to clear so i can make payments........*Hopeful1 waits and drums fingers impatiently*.......:D

    HAPPY FRIDAY EVERYONE!!!!! :T
    One step at a time ;)
  • jo41
    jo41 Posts: 1,172 Forumite
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    morning all:)

    £2.50 to the pot for me today:) Thinking of sealing the pot up come jan 1st and saving towards xmas next year in it...
    Do you have a little peek now and again or are you disciplined enough to wait and see? Don't think I could!
    Jo x
  • jo41
    jo41 Posts: 1,172 Forumite
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    Hopeful1 wrote: »
    Yay! Well done, Jo :beer:

    I received £3 worth of luncheon vouchers yesterday for a survey i did via pinecone research. Has anyone used these before? Does anyone know whether you can just receive a cash payment from pinecone?

    Well, i'm waiting for a small payment from amazon for a book and hubby has transferred money this morning as he FORGOT :eek: yesterday (good grief), so i am waiting for that to clear so i can make payments........*Hopeful1 waits and drums fingers impatiently*.......:D

    HAPPY FRIDAY EVERYONE!!!!! :T
    Hi hopeful,
    I get these from Pinecone too but they're always £4?
    You can get paid through Paypal with them but I don't bother with that as the withdrawal on Paypal costs under 50 quid.
    I always spend mine in Morrisons but they are loads of places that take them.
    I must dash and get ready for work. This thread is soooooo addictive.
    See you all later.
    Jo x
  • this is my first post must say you all seem a great lot, and i would like to join in.I am doing my soa today but need some quick advice,i am at the stag where dear Barclays are starting to bounce everything as i have gone over my overdraft limit,plus they are charging me £12.00 every five days what are my options how do i approch them as i dont have the money to clear it plus if my salary gose into that account it will be eaten up.

    dee
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  • Hopeful1
    Hopeful1 Posts: 2,076 Forumite
    barneydee wrote: »
    this is my first post must say you all seem a great lot, and i would like to join in.I am doing my soa today but need some quick advice,i am at the stag where dear Barclays are starting to bounce everything as i have gone over my overdraft limit,plus they are charging me £12.00 every five days what are my options how do i approch them as i dont have the money to clear it plus if my salary gose into that account it will be eaten up.

    dee

    Hi Barneydee. I was in a similiar position with Barclays last year. I quickly opened another account and had my salary paid into there. Luckily i managed to do it all just in time.

    You then need to put in a claim for the charges but in the meantime offer a repayment figure of whatever you can afford. This is because your claim will be put on hold due to the test case.

    In my case they refused my repayment offer but i paid it anyway. They continued to add charges and interest. In the end i complained to them using their formal complaints procedure and then to FOS with proof of the payments i was making but cited that Barclays were making it impossible for me to repay the debt. Now they do not add anything and accept my payment. Hopefully the test case will be won in our favour and all those charges will be repaid. The amount i have claimed is more than is currently outstanding.

    Hope that helps ;):D
    One step at a time ;)
  • Flower08
    Flower08 Posts: 4,771 Forumite
    Morning all!

    Payday today - how i love OH being paid weekly!!

    Paid £2.33 to HSBC CC today.

    Have family visiting this weekend so dont think i will be able to post, but i definatly will be making payments, dont worry!

    Hope everyone has a lovely weekend - might be a bit cold though!!

    xx
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  • nickynoo08
    nickynoo08 Posts: 1,860 Forumite
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    Morning everyone, off to work soon, but hoping to pop into town to pay some money into my o/d and cc when i finish.

    Jamie - i was thinking of doing a sealed pot ready for xmas next year, but my prob is i'm always tempted to have a sneaky peak.

    jo41 - well done, my target is to get my cc below £2000 fingers by end of year, fingers crossed i can do it.

    First day of diet went well, i wasnt tempted by any of the left over cake at all, in fact i actually did some exercise:eek: . I'm really aching this morning!

    Have a good day everyone
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