The turn £100.00 into £10.000.00+ by the end of 2010 official thread

TurkishDelight

kemo_2002 wrote: »

same to you! do you know how many points you get per rating?

Thanks

You get 15 points per view (they don't even have to rate, but non members don't count.)
Doesn't sound like much, but it adds up.

becky004

kemo_2002 wrote: »

won 20 on bb, but wot a waste of time

Same here won £40 and can't get it out, did see you on there.

purple-pixie

Count me in, there's no harm in trying.

abby1234519

flyp wrote: »

My hobbies chool, eat and sleep. I have some comic books like a bunch of them in my cuboard that i have read. I have a silverstone hat and maybe like two mint condtion books and the rest not so much. Also have some school textbooks.

It just doesnt sound as easy on here then going out and doing it. Ebay is an idea i want to sell on.

OOOOOOhhh what comics? I'm a bit of an addict...

Chelle22

Happy New Year to everyone on here

I was just wondering if anyone could suggest a good blogging website where you can add advertising and so make some money through blogging?

Thank you in advance x

spike2012

Chelle22 wrote: »

Happy New Year to everyone on here

I was just wondering if anyone could suggest a good blogging website where you can add advertising and so make some money through blogging?

Thank you in advance x

I am also after this... but finding sites thay pay is also getting harder

Budweiser_072000

at the minute im a student and i work 1 day a week, can i still buy and sell on ebay and give what i earn to my accountant? or would i have to pay the double tax thing?

spike2012

Budweiser_072000 wrote: »

at the minute im a student and i work 1 day a week, can i still buy and sell on ebay and give what i earn to my accountant? or would i have to pay the double tax thing?

before I get mobbed, correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe ebay is classed as private selling, meaning no tax to be paid on what is sold. :rolleyes:

It is not an auction house, but just a place that puts buyers and sellers together.

Budweiser_072000

you can register as a business on there, i think if you buy and intend to sell you have to pay tax? i wasnt quite sure it gets a bit confuzzling.

but it would'nt be mass amounts of profit, probably £5-6 each item.

xxamypxx

spike2012 wrote: »

before I get mobbed, correct me if I'm wrong, but I believe ebay is classed as private selling, meaning no tax to be paid on what is sold. :rolleyes:

It is not an auction house, but just a place that puts buyers and sellers together.

You don't need to pay tax if it is a private sale but if you have bought it to sell then you need to declare it. HTH