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£1000 in 100 days: 20th July - 27th October 2009
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Keep up the good work, guys
I have managed to scrape another £35 in sales, so my total MAY reach the 10% mark any day soon! :rolleyes::rotfl:I reserve the right not to spend.
The less I spend, the more I can afford.
Frugal living challenge - living on little in 2025 while frugalling towards retirement.0 -
Well I’ve got off to a bit of a slow start as I have been rather rubbish at getting my backside into gear! I’ve made a little bit here and there through Pinecone surveys and selling a few odd bits and bobs on Ebay but I need to really start pulling my finger out if I am going to get anywhere near to my £1k target!
So far I’m up to just over £90 (total in my signature).
Managed to get a few bits listed on Ebay yesterday and am hoping to do a car boot over the next few weeks as we are going to be having new carpets fitted soon so we need to clear the house of junk so there is less stuff to move!!! I’m also checking Pure Profile and One Poll daily though I’ve yet to try any of the free scratch cards or daily clicks – might need to look into those.
Oh I’ve also won three competitions in the last week but I don’t think I’m going to include those in my total – what do others do about them do you include them?One day Rodney we'll be millionaires£2020 in 2020 - Running Total £170 -
FS If it's free cash then it's included, if it's something suitable for a present then I'd reserve it for a present and add the relevant amount of cash to your total taken from what would have been your gift budget. That's what I'd do. Don't worry about being behind schedule on making the £1000. I have never managed it yet but the extra money, regardless of how much or how little it is, always helpsI reserve the right not to spend.
The less I spend, the more I can afford.
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Hi everyone!
£10 today from Ebay, everything seems to be slowing up but like you say, even if you don't get to £1k anything extra is still a bonus.0 -
See my signature! :jInvolved hard work and a big part of our wages but it paid off! Another £160 coming out this week to end 2 of my loans completely. Onwards and upwards! Good luck to all XOur challenges:
* Aim: Debt-free in 2010
* Debt 01/05/09: £6770.33p D :wall:
* Progress: 22/09/09 : £4381.02p D:j0 -
Hi there,
I've got a little more towards my total. £79.90 in the last few weeks, from selling stuff, free scratchies, and surveys.
Total altogether now £274.32 :j:j£1000 in 100 days challenge - £274.32/£10000 -
Hi All,
Another £37.66 to add today from quidco and bingo and £57.60 yesterday from wepromise to and ebay sales. Signature is updated and i am 65% of the way there :j
Keep up th good work everyone:DV 12500 B 8300 N 1900 Oct £51/£1550 -
:DAnother £9.14 for me for the past few days so some junk oops I mean gems on ebay:D and 40p on scratchies - Although I am using it to pay off debts as I go along so won't actually end up with the money in Oct as least my c/c will be a bit lighter hopefully:rolleyes:0
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p.s. from tomorrow Ebay are doing free listing for 10 days to celebrate their 10th birthday - get those cupboards cleared and cameras at the ready!!!!0
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£65 from prime scratchcards, already updatedDue to budget cuts the light at the end of the tunnel will be switched off.
Debt free Olympic challenger No.11
Paid off so far: £3274.750
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