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

rictus123

Well done emma, small steps!

mags50_2

rachelja wrote: »

So where is all the snow? We haven't any and my kids would love it!

Come here to North Lincolnshire ....we've loadsa the flippen stuff!! :rotfl::rotfl:

Kittenkirst

Its snowing!

I have a confession- booked in for a hair cut with an apprentice for today for a top-notch salon- paid £12 for an amazing hair cut (dead chuffed) but was naughty! Really fancied a starbucks to perk me up, then saw a big issue guy (i religiously buy this- i know its not necessary but big bro has bipolar schizophrenia and was homeless for a few years so is close to my heart) as i had no change i asked him if he wanted a hot drink and went and bought us both a drink (on my debit card)

A bit naughty but think i saved so much money (usually pay 65-75 min for hair cut and colour) and he seemed really happy (and it has made me smile all day) so im counting it as funds in my happiness bank and well spent.

I am going to count the £40 saved on hair (thats after the coffee splurge and the foray into Lush- I'm weak!) in my total as really pleased. If anyone is from Oxford area I can give you the apprentices no as he asked me to pass it round as he has to complete a certain amount of bookings to pass, plus he was dead good!

macgirl

Kittenkirst, that is such a good thing to do :A
It's so not a splurge, it's just being a good person and good karma will come your way, well done you

Ddraig

I think that was really nice of you in this weather,and it is a different kind of payment.You paid it forward as they say,hope the good karma brings the same kindness you showed that gentleman.Wish everyone was like you.

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I am getting so many ideas my head is exploding,my mum wants in with me as her self employment is dwindling,happens when you work for severely old im afraid.

She has got a sewing machine i can half inch lol.
Bad side she is a technophobe,as in we have a cardiac if she charges her mobile,and shes only 50,sheesh,lol.

Budweiser_072000

flyp wrote: »

I have somthing in mind another ebay seller sells it. I will undercut them by a pound, but the problem is i never sold anything but bought stuff so have got repped. Any advice,

Hi, ummm just be honest, as long as you get some decent pictures up you should be fine especially if its cheaper.....good feedback is a nice boost aswell:T

Budweiser_072000

woah just got back from college and the forum is up another 10 pages from last night, just had to catch up on alot!

update - another one of my items on ebay is currently at £5.60 with 3 days to go and other items have watchers.

bella2121

well 9 items listed on ebay so fingers crossed, no work for me today because of the snow gonna have to use my last days holiday but cant be helped x

jamespir

perthman wrote: »

Antique selling sounds quite good although i would not have the first clue where to start:rotfl:

go to your local library if they are anything like mine they have books on antiques that also contain prices
also visit your local charity shop or jumble sale youll find loads of potential antiques there

also contact your local auction house they can give you info on how to sell

macgirl

What you have to take a day's holiday because of the snow?! :eek: