£500pm extra....is it possible?

mak1_2

you can use your web design and development skills if your good at them, as your part time work, you can advertise in gumtree classified in services, write your details of what you can do and all the main keywords in the description and your email or phone details for contact.

with the right price you may get people contacting you for there web design or changes in their already live website.

red_devil

pebblespop wrote: »

have a look at the £10 a day challenge on dfw forum. i am doing it and £10 a day seems quite achievable from ebay/amazon sales, mystery shopping, cashback websites etc.

i am sure you could try for £16.66 a day which should cover your £500!

better than working for a living!!

whats dfw?

pebblespop

sorry it's debt free wannabe - it's one of the other forums on here.

unimaginative_one

Good luck! It's a lot extra considering you work long hours already.

I earn a couple of hundred a month on review sites - Dooyoo, Ciao.com and Ciao.co.uk but it does take a fair amount of effort overall. The extra money is useful but I enjoy it as well so I don't mind doing it in the evenings after a long day at work.

SuperMum2008

Its definitely possible to earn this much in the lead up to Christmas - what about fairs or ebay? I set myself a £150 a month target on top of my full time earnings and am well ahead of this by doing craft fairs in the evenings or on a Saturday.

steve65

i've been making a little extra off cashback sites with little effort. me and a few friends started filling out insurance quotes every day on cashbackxtreme and later voucherxtreme.co.uk to pay for our friends holiday as he was skint. made the £300 odd in less than 2 months between us! other cashback sites have the same offers too, usually a quid a day for insurance quotes. the only problem i've found is the amount of time taken to cash out with most other sites, the 2 above take as little as 2 weeks and as long as a month which aint bad

lindsaygalaxy

Open uni:

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circulation date : 13/11/2008
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In return we offer a competitive salary (£1,891 - £2,006, payable over 4 months), flexible working patterns and opportunities for professional development, family friendly policies, a pension scheme, staff discounts on OU courses and access to our library services.

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lucylema

SuperMum2008 wrote: »

Its definitely possible to earn this much in the lead up to Christmas - what about fairs or ebay? I set myself a £150 a month target on top of my full time earnings and am well ahead of this by doing craft fairs in the evenings or on a Saturday.

can i ask what you do/make for craft fairs? I do ebay but don't have any more stuff lying about to sell anymore

blue_river

debt free wannabe where cani findthis have you got a link thanks

mdean

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/forumdisplay.html?f=76