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Make £10 a day - December challenge
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40p on one poll today, have 13 items on Ebay aswell.
I really don't know how i'm going to manage £5 a day like this.0 -
nothing today. still trying to figure out where's best to sell my clothes...
not complete confident they'll sell on ebay
i find anything from next/zara/warehouse etc are good sellers. sometimes you get nearly the amount you paid for them - i think it's crazy but some people must get into the auction and don't want to lose!:rolleyes:0 -
Has anyone signed up for this box of free stuff from Royal Mail - might be worth a shot http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=725553
Thank you for this - I've just registered so will see what happens!
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Paid back just under £50,000 due to some interest added.
Dealt with my debt through a Step Change (CCCS) DMP.
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pebblespop wrote: »clothes from decent high street/designer stores sell well.
i find anything from next/zara/warehouse etc are good sellers. sometimes you get nearly the amount you paid for them - i think it's crazy but some people must get into the auction and don't want to lose!:rolleyes:
we don't have any of those stores where i live! lol
my clothes are ok though
well they're not quite designer but they're from decent high street shops:
new look, dorothy perkins and topshop mainly.
guess i should just persevere with ebay then.0 -
theres bigwardrobe.com although i've never used it but it's had quite a bit of press lately. could try there if you don't want to try ebay yet0
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Today was a day out with OH, so I still have the clothes I want to list on eBay hanging over the doors (a bit of limbo needed if I want to get into any other rooms). But I have cashed in a £10 Amazon voucher from Valued Opinions and £2 from Lightspeed into PayPal, so am still ahead of target tonight.
Tomorrow needs to be eBaying day - iron, measure, take pics, write realistic but seductive descriptions and decide whether to list now or wait for the Sunday bidders. Might put the less interesting stuff on now, and save the goodies for Sunday listing.
I also have some Amazon books to relist, in the hope that someone with an interest in archaeology will decide to go on a pre-Christmas reading binge...0 -
we don't have any of those stores where i live! lol
my clothes are ok though
well they're not quite designer but they're from decent high street shops:
new look, dorothy perkins and topshop mainly.
guess i should just persevere with ebay then.
http://www.whatsmineisyours.com/Default.aspx where you can swap, buy, sell and barter for itemsNot been here in years! Hi everyone. Make £10 a day challenge = £78.45/1550 -
Just did some surveys for Ciao and requested payment -£11.90. Happy dancing! Have to go update my sig now...0
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Well I haven't got off to that good a start. I did manage to order a £5 amazon voucher from bingoport, so at least I'm off to a start. I won't log it until I get the email though.May - £251.63/£155, June - £108.69/£150, July - £157.45/£155, Aug - £104.28/£155
Sept - £110.80/£150, Make £5 a day in Oct challenge = £50.50/£1550 -
£57.33 from Quidco in today, also £10 scratchcard :j0
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