Pay Off Your Mortgage In Two Years Blog Discussion

shirlgirl2004

stonsey wrote:

Does anyone remember what the jewelrey company was called that they set up in this weeks programme?

Candy Crystal?

charlotte3

shirlgirl2004 wrote:

Candy Crystal?

Is this it...Just did a google search, it was the first one to come up:

http://www.crystalcandyjewelry.com/

yorkshireman

the website is https://www.candycrystal.co.uk

d_richards

What was the name of the bean that the wife and daughter-in-law disasterously cooked in the most recent episode? Memory tells me it was South American; it was difficult to pronounce, and; it cost them about £2... more than that I can't remember. Anyone remember?

Cheers!

savingforoz

It's called quinoa, pronounced keen - wah

Tim_L

As an increasing number of board regulars are discovering - the gambling board is now starting to groan under the weight of new recruits - it's possible to make a great deal of money by exploiting bookmaker bonus offers (no-one ever believes me when I say this, but take my word for it!). I make an amount that is definitely into the second income category - £7000 for each of the last two years at least, all tax free.

Anyway, I'd just love one of these families to pick up on this in year 2 because I'd love to see the look on the presenter's face when they explain they've made a couple of grand from gambling on the internet...

charlotte3

savingforoz wrote:

It's called quinoa, pronounced keen - wah

OOOh if that's the one, then it's more of a pulse than a bean. Very small, kind of like a micro bean sprout when cooked. Strange taste, only tried it once, must be some good recipe's out there, but I can't say I've looked. You can get it in Morrisons.

d_richards

Yes that's it - thanks savingforoz!

tomstickland

As an increasing number of board regulars are discovering -....- it's possible to make a great deal of money by exploiting bookmaker bonus offers (no-one ever believes me when I say this, but take my word for it!). I make an amount that is definitely into the second income category - £7000 for each of the last two years at least, all tax free.

It is indeed a wonderful way of making gauranteed money from free offers.
Lets be clear on the distinction; it's not gambling, but using gambling site free offers and a neat mathematical trick to turn the free bet into real money. Whilst it breaks no rules for the gambling sites, I'm not sure how popular you'd want the idea to be.

charlotte3

tomstickland wrote:

It is indeed a wonderful way of making gauranteed money from free offers.
Lets be clear on the distinction; it's not gambling, but using gambling site free offers and a neat mathematical trick to turn the free bet into real money. Whilst it breaks no rules for the gambling sites, I'm not sure how popular you'd want the idea to be.

Slightly off subject but is that a bottle of Erdinger on the table in your avatar?