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A Payment a Day Part 2!
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theinvernet - i think DT has answered your question. On quidco you join the bingo sites eg Virgin, Littlewoods etc and when you've joined you can do the free scratch cards. With littlewoods i deposited £10 and will get £10 cashback from quidco plus £10 to play with on the site. I have 'won' £1.30 so far this week from the scratch cards.
Now i must admit, i do play online bingo anyway but i only deposit £10 per month. I haven't won on any of the littlewoods games so far and probably won't deposit anymore here. So whilst i haven't gained loads i haven't lost either cause of the quidco cashback.
Previous winnings that i've withdrawn for PaD have been won on the bingos website.
Anyway, enough ramblings from me......;)One step at a time0 -
Hello everyone
£2.00 to Next and £3.50 to Cap One today so a total PAD of £5.50 for me.
Got out of work early today because of the snow so have put on stew in the slow cooker for tomorrow's dinner and made our dinner early this evening. Feel really organised - for a change
It is so cold here - looking forward to a lovely evening at home with a glass of vino and watching Piers Morgan in Monte Carlo with his millionaires - well a girl can dream (about the millionaires not Piers Morgan!!):rotfl:
Have a good one.Payment A Day £15 (started 17/5/14) :j0 -
hello total PAD for me is £3.41 paid £1.50 into paternity savings and £1.91 towards the cc!! Cant wait for it to go.....but think it will be a little while yet........GC: Nov: £60.22/£450 Oct: £338.48/£450, July: £363.05/£450, June £447.98/£500£2 savers No68: £104/£100 :j:jmummy to: 8yr, 5yr, 3yr, 2yr, 1yr. No6 Due Mar 2013 My world.:j0
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Hey all, My PAD today was £31.00.
Feeling a bit fed up today, I owe my bro £5000 and today he has demanded it back even though previously he was very much give it me when u have it, to be honest it has been on the back of my mind, and neither of us had mentioned it. he told me to go get a loan and give him his money backi told him that no bank would touch me for a start im due to go on mat leave in march you know and income will drop he pretty much said i have 3 months and he wants it by may 5th!! not sure what to do i have some money in a credit union account approx £900 was thinking about going to them for a loan-
does anyone have any ideas, apart from standing on a street corner lol:rotfl:
any other ideas welcome...0 -
thevinternet wrote: »
Good luck talking to Egg Dankosheemo - are you like me in that they've stopped you being a customer now, and you're just paying off the rest of the card? They gave me the boot about a year ago, even though I've never missed any payments - cheeky.They're just egg bandits after as much money as possible from you especially if are deemed to "still being able to afford the payments"! BUT I've kinda had a result though after speaking to them today!I did go a bit bananas but after the chap eventually laid out the options, they have offered to suspend my account so I can't spend on it (I don't anyway) and they will keep the current interest rate of 21.9% until I pay it off. RESULT! :j I know it's a pretty poop rate but better than than the 26.9% plus interest rate!!
Beencounting: give them a call and see what they can do. Could you afford to have the account suspended and just pay it off at the current rate? Best of luck with that though
Greenbynature: watch out for the e-meithers! It'd be worth speaking to them to see if they can give you a heads up and to see what you're currently paying interest wise. They are cheeky scamps.
Oow the snow came and then it rained and then it got cold... but maybe some more tomorrow? Hope everyone's had a good day today. It's Friday tomorrow!! :j
xx:j (2013) :j* Virgin Atlantic [STRIKE]£2,837.01[/STRIKE] £2,835* B'card [STRIKE]£851.51[/STRIKE] £850 * Egg [strike]£5,608.83[/strike] £5,608.83 * Mint [STRIKE]£816.13[/STRIKE] £770 *0 -
Hey all, My PAD today was £31.00.
Feeling a bit fed up today, I owe my bro £5000 and today he has demanded it back even though previously he was very much give it me when u have it, to be honest it has been on the back of my mind, and neither of us had mentioned it. he told me to go get a loan and give him his money backi told him that no bank would touch me for a start im due to go on mat leave in march you know and income will drop he pretty much said i have 3 months and he wants it by may 5th!! not sure what to do i have some money in a credit union account approx £900 was thinking about going to them for a loan-
does anyone have any ideas, apart from standing on a street corner lol:rotfl:
any other ideas welcome...
Seriously though, why has he suddenly decided that he wants the money back? Does he not realise that you are starting Mat leave soon? And that money will be tight?
Sx'We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars' - Oscar Wilde0 -
just PAD of £1.32 trying not to get too enthusiastic this month and end up with nothing in account for the last 2 weeks of the month!!! Dam this PAD far too addictive!! ha ha ha
My payement going to egg card too , am beginning to worry that they are picking on those of us making tiny annoying payments everyday, haven't received a mail yet so am hoping it wont happen.
lets all target the smelly egg!!!!0 -
In other, smEgg related news, OH had an email this afternoon saying his int rate has gone up from 17.9% to 21.9% :mad: Thankfully that one won't be with us for much longer, as only £53.90 to clear, so that will be gone asap!
Everything seems to be slowly catching up, so I have transferred my virtual PADs over today and made an actual PAD of £4.44 (the virtuals should already have been counted)
Will finally update sig now'We are all in the gutter, but some of us are looking at the stars' - Oscar Wilde0 -
Well I haven't posted in a while but I'm very chuffed to report that my payment a day has been going really well and I have now paid off my FD Credit Card with my PAD savings ... onwards and upwards to my virgin credit card... I've a good head start as I've been working extra in January (hence not being about in this post) and have put all the extra money I got paid into my PAD Savings to pay off the CC
Well done everyone xxxTrying to make a better life.... If you need me you'll find me at the allotment.0 -
Hey all, My PAD today was £31.00.
Feeling a bit fed up today, I owe my bro £5000 and today he has demanded it back even though previously he was very much give it me when u have it, to be honest it has been on the back of my mind, and neither of us had mentioned it. he told me to go get a loan and give him his money backi told him that no bank would touch me for a start im due to go on mat leave in march you know and income will drop he pretty much said i have 3 months and he wants it by may 5th!! not sure what to do i have some money in a credit union account approx £900 was thinking about going to them for a loan-
does anyone have any ideas, apart from standing on a street corner lol:rotfl:
any other ideas welcome...
Oh newmum, i am sorry he's picked now to demand his money. I'm assuming he won't accept installments? If the credit union would lend you some would that keep him happy to have a lump and then the rest in installments? He's got to be realistic at the end of the day and realise you can't magic up that sort of money. I wouldn't consider going to anyone else for a loan other than the credit union, but look after yourself too and that new baby that's due. You want to enjoy your newborn not worrying about money.
Big hugs xxxx
P.S could lend you a red light bulb if you get stuck - it's way too cold to stand on street corners :rotfl:One step at a time0
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