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The 'I want it NOW!!' debt/savings thread Part 2
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Thats cool-i thought it was but then I read on another site that first time users have to register with them? dunno if ive got the wrong end of the stick there!0
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Does anyone know how often you need to top up a PAYG mobile to keep the number active? I'm planning on getting one solely for incoming calls for the business (might never ring lmao...!!) As i dont want to put my landline number on the site coz OH will answer the phone in his normal grumpy manner and I dont really want to advertise my normal mobile number. At least then I can put a proper answerphone message on it in case people ring whilst i'm at work. Will just be getting a mega cheap one from ebay prob but need it to be on O2 as that the only network i can get a signal on where i live!0
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I think its something like every three months, not certain though?
I just did some 1p slot games but ended up losing out , never mind.
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Thankz wendz-wasnt sure if it was 3 months or 6 months doesnt say on the O2 website0
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moneymabel wrote: »It is a big deal and you should be so proud of yourself-you've done so well!!!!!
^Thanks MM - I am actually, can't believe I've got this far and not given up going
You should do the course you want to do Jen... it's amazing how quickly the months fly by and it will be October in no time. I can't believe it was six months ago when I first posted on this thread about going to my college open day! So glad I did it now though. Otherwise I'd probably still be hiding away (more than I do already haha) and be wishing I'd started sooner.0 -
You did so well to keep going when you found it so hard cl!:j Proud mum to Jade age 10 years and Baby Ellie born Christmas Day:eek: with a broke heart
Proven to be a little fighter and battling on with her heart condition :j
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Hi all I finished work early tonight - yay0
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I am now on 30,520 miles on dooyoo!! Yeah much better:j Proud mum to Jade age 10 years and Baby Ellie born Christmas Day:eek: with a broke heart
Proven to be a little fighter and battling on with her heart condition :j
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Evening all,
Anyone esle watching 10 years younger?
Ive decided im going to give myself a make over and buy a new wardrobe of clothes once ive filled the ISA up. I hardly ever buy any new clothes, shoes, make up etc and havent had a proper haircut for over a year now. And if i do buy clothes its tesco or asda clothes! lol. Im only 25 and really need to glam myself up a little and treat myself! I see all my gorgeous friends on facebook and get a little jealous......but there probably all in deep debt for there nice clothes!
Sorry totally off topic. lolMake £5 a day JAN £121/175 FEB £283/175:jWeekly Grocery budget of £35! Jan £95.05/175 Feb £37.53/1750 -
Hello all,
I've found myself on this Thursday evening feeling depressed about the speed at which my savings are growing (or not growing). To be fair, I am being harsh on myself, as I don't do too badly... but I wish my millions were amassing more quickly1 Judging by this thread's title, this seemed like the ideal place to hear some advice!
My problem is that I *could* live more frugally than I do... but I just find myself buying stuff for the sake of it. I am ashamed at my spending on clothes, travel, make-up, jewellery, shoes, bags... How do you not treat yourself?! I had it down to a fine art at one point, but the last few months I've struggled to keep my budget, generally.
I'm tempted to post what I actually spend and on what... but I'm not sure. You'd probably all pull me to pieces... which is also probably what I need.
Please can you all give me a good telling off for spending too much, too often, and threaten me with debts that will last forever to scare me out of itTarget Cash Net Worth: £25K by January 2012
Progress May-08 19.0%; May-09 40.0%; May-10 63.0%; May-11 58.4%; Jun-11 58.5%; Jul-11 58.9%; Aug-11 58.7%; Sep-11 59.0%
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