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As more and more people catch on to this the prices on ebay will be going down the sellers will increase but more will be getting the freebies sims them selves0
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Also if you ever come across good easy-to-remember numbers (e.g. 181 811, 221188 etc) you can sell them individually as "Gold Numbers" on ebay for more money.
I managed to get a free number which ended 17171 and sold it for £15 on ebay. And how much did I buy it for? NOTHING!
Target Savings: Deposit on my first property by September 2010>>>[Savings: 40.00% Complete]<<<[Debt: £0.00p]0 -
Hi, another site if you have got children how about Swapit shop and get points for them.0
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helen do watch the postage cost on that sawpit shop rember that you have to pay double postage on every thing you send so it dose being to be very expensive.Cashback sites are worth it:
GP Cashback- £50 (£35 paid)
PigsBack- £5.00 (£30 paid)
Topcashback- £40 (£40 paid)
Quidco- £50 (£43 paid)
Ipoints- 500 + 2 CDs claimed0
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