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Raising £1000 until end of October, is it possible?
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borders_dude wrote: »Well, it was a miserable existance.
Thankfull the job I have doesnt require a great deal of physical excertion.
If I was a man digging holes in the road I would have been dead.
Its not something I would wish to repeat in a hurry, but I was in a hole and had to find serious ways of getting out of it. Drastic measures sometimes have to be put up with to get things sorted out.
I would like to say however that my stomach churns at the thought of eating a packet of those 9p asda noodles!
Yes, I can imagine it makes you feel a bit eurgh. Kids - dont try this at home!Thats quite a sad story borders, or maybe i'm being too sensitive - but thanks or sharing.
'It is better to live your own destiny imperfectly than to live an imitation of somebody else's life with perfection' Elizabeth Gilbert.
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Hi Tinuel,
I don't know if this interests you and it's probably getting a bit late in the month to do it but have you thought of party plan?
I currently work with The Body Shop at Home and sales this time of year literally soar! I think more than anything it's down to it's products - smellies and gift sets,basically something for everyone. It is 40 pound for your kit so maybe defeats the object a little but I earned 170 with my 2 parties last week - that's earnings not sales so it is possible
Just a thought
Good luck - let us all know how you're doing
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i would of thought the easiest way to get 1000 was to open a bank account with a&l this will give you £150 for switching direct debits and raf or cashback. They will give you up to £2500 overdraft interest free for a year. This will give you a year then to raise the money the rest of the £850. you could chip away at this every month or go down the match betting or avon route.Mortgage Start jun 2007 £88500 Outstanding Balance £51000
Overpayments 2007 Nil 2008 £1040 2009 £7853 2010 £10000 2011 aiming for £18000 (6k so far)
The Early Bird Gets the Worm, but the Second Mouse Gets the Cheese!!0 -
Ok, I agree that it's getting too late to raise £1000, but I will turn this into a challenge to raise the maximum possible, let's do it, starting from last week:
Week 1 - 5th October till 11th October
Ebay: 3 African masks, current bid £25 each
Overtime at work: £250 guaranteed
Target: £1000
Week 1: £325, £675 to goMember 7 of 100 to 10k - £100 to £10k = £1490 -
Hey well done Tinuel - what a fab attitude
You've actually got me thinking about doing the same thing but I won't include my normal day job - just my Body Shop business
Will keep you up to date - anybody else fancy the challenge? We could all keep each other going and be a bit richer for Xmas
JennyEverything happens for a reason0 -
Keep up the good workMFiT -T2 member # 136
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JennyJewell wrote: »Hey well done Tinuel - what a fab attitude
You've actually got me thinking about doing the same thing but I won't include my normal day job - just my Body Shop business
Will keep you up to date - anybody else fancy the challenge? We could all keep each other going and be a bit richer for Xmas
Jenny
Great idea, maybe I could rename the thread...Member 7 of 100 to 10k - £100 to £10k = £1490 -
MBNA have various deals going at the mo; one is a balance transfer into your own current account. 4% transfer fee but 0% interest for 1 year (I think). Am told it's a general offer so if you already have an MBNA credit card that could get you out of the problem; if not, why not apply for one?
They're also running 6.9% interest for life of balance transfers subject to 3% transfer fee and 0% interest on purchases until Feb or May 2010 depending whether you buy pre/post 16 October 2009
Just spent a long time on the phone to them so hope I've got those deals correct.Make the most of everything in life (especially Avon)
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JennyJewell wrote: »Hey well done Tinuel - what a fab attitude
You've actually got me thinking about doing the same thing but I won't include my normal day job - just my Body Shop business
Will keep you up to date - anybody else fancy the challenge? We could all keep each other going and be a bit richer for Xmas
Jenny
Yes this sounds like a good idea - I'd love to do it, but i'm currently going down the route of saving money rather than raising it. (my weakness is spending way too much on crap that I dont need)
I think that the people who do this will find it a real support - if you've commited to updating this weekly then you're more likely to stick to it. Also everyone will have the support of each other - brilliant!'It is better to live your own destiny imperfectly than to live an imitation of somebody else's life with perfection' Elizabeth Gilbert.
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dialy clicks, match betting, surveys, free daily scratchs, mystery shopping, party planning will all help you towards your total. GoodluckMortgage Start jun 2007 £88500 Outstanding Balance £51000
Overpayments 2007 Nil 2008 £1040 2009 £7853 2010 £10000 2011 aiming for £18000 (6k so far)
The Early Bird Gets the Worm, but the Second Mouse Gets the Cheese!!0
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