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A Payment a Day Part 2!
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Hi
Can I join in the PAD please?
Can I just ask as well do you all actaully pay the £3.76's or whatever to your cards daily? I don't want to be greeted with laughter when I ring up the CC companies!
I make payments in these ways:- Pay coins into a piggy bank and then pay into the bank when I have enough
- Make payment to my Barclaycard through online banking - no embarrassment factor that way!
The joy of PAD is that everyone seems to do it differently!0 -
Hi ff you beat me to it.. I was just about to say the same. Just go for it.Online especially and then you can remain quite anonymous!
Jo x0 -
Right - i will get cracking then! Off to see what I can set up to pay online now to get today's PAD in!Official DFW Nerd Club Member no. 1121 Proud to be dealing with my debts DFD- Nov 2013 Debt at LBM (15/1/09) £32,275 Virgin CC £13/5730 HSBC CC £5862 Halifax CC £5/4078 OH Barclaycard £3835 OH HSBC CC £5894 Overdraft £2000 OH Overdraft 1 £1500 OH Overdraft 2 £1500 Joint AC Overdraft £700 Next PAID:j B&Q £32/541 Homebase £127/567
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Howdy netwinkle and welcome! :hello:
This thread is great if slightly MAD!!
A combination of methods is used by the lovely folks here I think....
Me personally - I use internet banking to pay off the small amounts (easy and no embarrasment factor - even the £1 amounts have been accepted by HSBC bank account and Egg the recipient without any questions) and post the amount each day.
Others on here add money to pots and jars (and candle holders) and once there is a decent amount they take it to the bank pay it off, or keep saving it for Xmas or whatever (but they will post each day how much saved)
And some peeps addin their regular DD's too - whatever works for you.
Come and join in!! It's all very motivating and a wicked way to get those debts down (and also laugh at all the crazy smillies and fun and games on this thread)Debt Free 25th August 2010 with PAD !!TARGETS ::D
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LondonAndy wrote: »Come and join in!! It's all very motivating and a wicked way to get those debts down (and also laugh at all the crazy smillies and fun and games on this thread)
*whistles innocently*0 -
Hi folks,
PAD =£50.00
I paid towards my visa card.
Money Fritter
DFW#972 LBM2 (09/07/12) £25938.84; Current £23783.35;Credit Credit Card1 £128.47/£6424.24 (2%);Credit Card2 £443.86/£15663.25 (2.8%); Overdraft £0/£2500 (0%)0 -
Ha ha ha. Those crazy cats made me laugh. Just popped on to catch up on the posts as work was CRAZY today. Had a fun evening with free scratchies and Quidco! (all tips from you guys here)
And I decided on an Extra PAD today to round down the bank account after just looking online, so a little extra £1.33 PAD to Egg.Debt Free 25th August 2010 with PAD !!TARGETS ::D
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someone mentioned crazy smilies?0
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LondonAndy where are you from..London I guess!0
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