JANUARY Make £10 a Day Challenge

tirlittan

Just realised that I have 4 £1 voucher to add. I add them when I get them, not when I use them as I don't personally count money that I've saved on items as I would've have bought them anyway.

scubaangel

Well done purple, Im another handful of points away from another redeem this week (worked out the cost of buying my entire amazon wishlist and discovered I want over £1k of stuff so better get playing, lol).

I had to cancel todays ms as my car has conked out, left it with the garage and will have to collect it on my way to work tomorrow - grrr.

Compingirl

Thanks for the advice Purpleroses compingirl

nova

Wow! Scubaangel £600 online earnings,if you dont mind me asking how did you do it ? mind you if l read back at your posts l'd probably find out but l start reading things and then get side tracked!!
The reason l ask is that before my son went to uni last year he worked as a labourer for his dad (plasterer)one of the customers didnt have the money he said he had and consequently they were'nt paid. This set us back loads and we're still trying to recover financially, anyway my son is still owed £700 wages which he has'nt asked for but as he's at uni l'd really like to get it for him so l thought if l earn little bits and pieces here and there for him, and it wont interfere with the usual household expenses. l've already joined cash back sites (very novice at that, l keep losing track of what lve done and where!!!) So any guidance would be greatly recieved.
Thanks nova X

mrs_tooti-frooti

Just withdrawn £10 from TCB.

scubaangel

nova wrote: »

Wow! Scubaangel £600 online earnings,if you dont mind me asking how did you do it ? mind you if l read back at your posts l'd probably find out but l start reading things and then get side tracked!!
The reason l ask is that before my son went to uni last year he worked as a labourer for his dad (plasterer)one of the customers didnt have the money he said he had and consequently they were'nt paid. This set us back loads and we're still trying to recover financially, anyway my son is still owed £700 wages which he has'nt asked for but as he's at uni l'd really like to get it for him so l thought if l earn little bits and pieces here and there for him, and it wont interfere with the usual household expenses. l've already joined cash back sites (very novice at that, l keep losing track of what lve done and where!!!) So any guidance would be greatly recieved.
Thanks nova X

Hi nova its been over the last 12months or so doing all the stuff listed on here, writing reviews, using cashback sites, and surveys mostly. Joining the challenge is a great way to keep track of it all, but there are people who make £600+ in a month from various places. Good luck hun.

jenjade

I have made £100 from dooyoo this month! It is hard work but doable! I do work part time as well

JimLad

jenjade wrote: »

I have made £100 from dooyoo this month! It is hard work but doable! I do work part time as well

Thats incredible! How many reviews do you do per day?

and how ahve you made £49 from scratchcards already? Is there more than take a break and littlewoods to do?

jenjade

2 or 3 a day then i rate like a nutter! My reviews get about 100 reads at 1.5p each so that is £2 a review! so about 50 reviews

I got some family to use there details to open more than 1 scratchcard site so i have 6 sites i do

nova

scubaangel wrote: »

Hi nova its been over the last 12months or so doing all the stuff listed on here, writing reviews, using cashback sites, and surveys mostly. Joining the challenge is a great way to keep track of it all, but there are people who make £600+ in a month from various places. Good luck hun.

Thanks for that, l like you signature, lm for solutions hence why lm on here asking questions!
l need to set aside a certain amount of time each day and be organised l think, l'vejust joined CBC and got an instant £2.50. l think l've also earned a few quid on others although some l have to remember to cancel free trials etc (eek!) thats where l'll probably slip up.
Thanks X