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SEPTEMBER make £10 a day challenge

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  • moneypooh
    moneypooh Posts: 2,217 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    By the way, noticed a lot of you do Bingo - does it really work? Anyone recommend the best site? Im a bit anxious about getting drawn in and spending but not making? Any comments very welcome!

    I guess that depends on if you are a player or not. I don't play as a rule except to do cash backs or scratch cards.
    I only join where the cashback will outway any loses (ie £30 cashback for £10 deposit/play) and sites that have a daily free scratch card.
    I have 3 accounts at the moment that are live and all have free scratchcards earning at least 10p a day (won 50p today!). These accounts also get bonuses like £1 on some special days just for logging in. When I get to about £12, I draw £10 and leave the rest so account in +ve balance.
    When the cashback is safely in my bank account I'll close all that are at zero, or keep them open and wait for the days when they deposit into my account for free. (I don't mind playing with their money..)

    I keep a record of accounts opened and just move on. Affiliated sites do make this more difficult to do, but with more sites coming online each month you can still get a few quid a month :D
  • **kym**
    **kym** Posts: 183 Forumite
    Sold another book today on amazon - probably right time of year as loads of new uni students around trying to get bargain books!

    Had to pick my boss's brother up from airport - £4.40 expenses - and felt very embarrassed about the horrendous state of my car :o so gave it a quick vacuum before i left to pick him up and found a fiver under the seat - :D this sort of thing NEVER happens to me - very pleased!

    £10 a day challenge completed. can't believe ive made £300 extra in just a month - am definitely doing october and more - this challenge alone could pay for mine and OHs holiday to florida next april!

    thanks guys :T
  • hey everyone!
    hows it going!

    well i sold 3/5 items...

    the total that came through was 17.05, but i had money deducted by paypal! :confused: and looked on ebay account money deducted from them aswell!! plus my listing fees, then take out p&p costs...my total profit was £9.31!!

    im still really pleased tho!! any money i make from selling i will put in separate savings account! yay!

    anybody got any good ideas of how to pack things when sending them..
    i just bought the padded envelope things..but that knocked a good bit off my budget..and as they say every penny counts!!!

    but yes im now officially no longer an ebay selling virgin...hehe! that deserves a spinning martin lewis!-
    :money:
    March £10 per day challenge £627/310

    October £10 per day challenge £322.44/310

    September £10 per day challenge (16 days) £441.39/160:j
  • Afternoon,

    I have joined a few more cashback sites this afternoon and signed up for a £4 music trial, just waiting for one of the sites to update so I can update my sig and adjust my total.

    Tea
    x
  • Well I have still not sold anything on ebay but I have withdrawn £60 from my paypal account. I only did 41p worth of clicks today!!!
  • JesaRose
    JesaRose Posts: 4,457 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Some bongo sites are still giving you £10/£5 free to play when you join them. Here is what you need to know and I'll post the sites still doing it next (if anyone thinks I should just keep this in PMs then let me know and I'll take it off)

    Go to each site listed below, find the link on the page which says ‘Free £5/10 no deposit’ - occasionally the amount that it says you get differs from what you actually get (£5 or £10). Personally I just take whatever they give me, as I think it's best not to attract any attention to my account in any way!

    Register for the site using your real details – whatever card you register is the one that any winnings will get paid to, but you will have to make a small deposit first so make sure you’ve got available money on that card beforehand.

    Use a different user name each time – pick something totally random rather than very similar names each
    time as all these sites use the same bingo room and you don’t want to attract attention to yourself.

    Play bingo! You can use any method – the less players in a game obviously the more chance you have of winning, but these games often have smaller prizes or higher entry stakes. In 75 ball you play only for one prize, in 90 ball you play one line, 2 lines then house so a greater chance of winning but smaller prizes. Personally I would recommend playing in the 75 ball rooms as you win bigger prizes and there is not much fun in winning £5 and having to add £25 of your own to get it all back out. With the 75 ball room you usually win £20/£30 and then would only have to add enough to reach the withdrawl minimum of £30.

    The 75 ball usually has a pattern at the top middle of the screen that you have to try and make – when the numbers in the pattern are called they turn yellow and it’s all the yellows you need – reds don’t count. But apart from buying tickets it does it all for you, you don’t need to dab at the numbers or claim or do anything at all.

    To buy your tickets, click on the actual ticket and use the arrows above the ticket display to move between the pages of tickets. You can buy up to 24 tickets per game.

    IF YOU
    WIN, STOP PLAYING IMMEDIATELY AT THE END OF THAT GAME! When the game finishes, whether or not you have any money left in your bingo account, click on the ‘BANKING’ tab at the top of the screen.

    There are certain rules about withdrawing your winnings: You can only withdraw if you have £30 or more to take out, and you MUST make a deposit before you’re allowed to make a withdrawal. So, if you’ve won £26, you make a deposit of £5 and then withdraw £31. If you won £9, make a deposit of £20, then another of £5 (you can only do set multiples of £5 according to the buttons on the screen), then withdraw £34. It often tells you to wait a minute between making quick deposits like that in succession. You can withdraw the total of your winnings, plus the amounts you’ve deposited, but you can’t take out the bonus that you were given to play with. If you’ve made a larger deposit (£10 or more) it may warn you that you’ll lose a bonus if you withdraw – ignore that and withdraw anyway.

    Once you’ve confirmed your deposit and withdrawal, you can return to the bingo and any of your initial sign-up free bonus will still be there to play with.

    If you happen to win again, rather than having to deposit and withdraw again, you can just go back to “banking” and click on ‘reverse’ and reverse the previous withdrawal, and add the new winnings to the total and draw the whole lot out together.

    Always remember that the whole point of playing is to win from the free money – never be tempted to deposit any of your own cash as it’s a guaranteed loser!

    As far as we have all found out so far, you can sign up for as many people in the house as you want, so partners etc can have a go too. Some people have also gone round a 3rd and 4th time in their own name using different bank cards, but you're technically not supposed to. The £5 and £10 free games require you to add credit or debit card details so your winnings can go on there so if you are registering for different people in the house you would need more than one card. But the £1 sites only need you to enter card details IF you win so you can do them as many times as you have spare email addresses.


    (this text came from someone else and is not my own words - but its very useful)
    Not been here in years! Hi everyone. Make £10 a day challenge = £78.45/155
  • JesaRose
    JesaRose Posts: 4,457 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture Combo Breaker
    Maybe I shouldn't list the sites still doing it in case I get told off or something so everyone who wants to know just PM me and I'll PM back with the list
    Not been here in years! Hi everyone. Make £10 a day challenge = £78.45/155
  • Dex
    Dex Posts: 596 Forumite
    15.10 from bongo!!

    and have 9.06 of free money to play with!!!!

    fingers crossed!!

    Dex
    1 debt vs 100 days part 6-11total paid £8,135.86 Final Debt [STRIKE]6,948.61[/STRIKE] £3,174.94
  • ilovetea
    ilovetea Posts: 1,272 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper
    Hello, £20 of vouchers cam yesterday from Ipsos,and made £2.20 on E-bay.
    So I've made my target:j .Going to carry on until the end of the month.
    ilovetea x
    Make £2024 in 2024 £1161.08
    Declutter 2024 things in 2024 1522/2024.
    NSD's in August 11/20
  • just updated my sig!
    i added in my overtime...as i've already worked the hours since i started this challenge, and also for each hour overtime we get our normal pay plus £10 voucher for every hour worked...so counted that too..they are high street supercheques and can be used in lots of high street stores..im saving the vouchers up for xmas...
    plus my ebay sell!!
    so really most of my extra funds this month have been made up of overtime, but this thread has motivated me to actually DO the overtime!

    so thanks for that everyone!!
    vinaka!
    March £10 per day challenge £627/310

    October £10 per day challenge £322.44/310

    September £10 per day challenge (16 days) £441.39/160:j
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