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The turn £100.00 into £10.000.00+ by the end of 2010 official thread
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Ok iv decided to give it a go! Im going to raid the local but very busy carboot thats on near where i stay every Sunday morning with whatever i buy to get put on ebay that very same afternoon. I think in terms of clothes(the only thing iv sold on ebay so far) if i was to be strict and haggle as much as i can i could do alot with £100. £10,000 seems alot but the pennys will soon make pounds and with alot of hard work and deals i think i can do it. First car boot will be Sunday the 3rd of January. Il get myself a little notepad and got plenty of little bookies pens i could use to note down every single expense. Even if i fell short of this, reaching £5000 even would be amazing as im not going to spend it or use it as i simply dont need it yet. Every penny i make out of this im going to save. Is there any "savings" accounts that have a cashpoint card? So i could keep this money in a seperate account from my wages and direct debits etc? Getting excited now! Would it be cheating if i started off by selling some of my own wardrobe that i didnt use the £100 to get? Good luck all.Work in progress...Update coming July 2012.
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Hmmmm i have subscribed to the thread, i dont have £100 just now but i will be following the thread with great intrest and i wish you all the best of luck.0
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I'm up for this :j 10k would be handy for my house deposit fund!!
Hopefully will be a part qualified beautician soon (doing an evening course so unfortunately will take 2 years) so maybe make a bit of extra on the "side" (don't worry I have student insurance and I am registered as self employed!!)0 -
Me, me, me! I'll give it a go.. Count me in
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have got the chance to increase hours at work a bit ~(worth £150 or so a month)would this count? have started baking for friends, doing ebay, not sure what else i could turn my hand to think £10k probably a bit hopeful but am willing to give it a shot as anything extra would be great, but i would have to make it a household challenge - "madhouse moneymakers"
have probably spent nearly £100 on baking things this past couple of weeks - ingredients, tins, icings, bits and pieces like cutters, levellers, etc so would i be able to count all of these things i plan on doing? if so count me inskintbint x
here's tae us, wha's like us - fell few and and they're a deid"
10k in 2010/£6988.30-69.88%@29/12/10, 11k in 2011/£897 07.04.11- fell by the wayside!!!
12k in 2012 - £204.00 @ 4/1/12
do not confuse me with the other skintbint who joined dec2011 - i am the original bint:rotfl:0 -
i have starting doing ebay... so i think i can do this.. i am good at buying and selling stuff and looking at the net .
Count me in "!Mejor morir de pie que vivir toda una vida de rodillas.0 -
Good luck everyone. I was seriously considering this but just had a call from work to ask if I will do full time for three months so going to struggle for time. I will follow the thread with great interest.0
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Count me in ! Pls ! This time next year we'll be.......0
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Thankyou to all the responses,here is the list updated:
001: bing0
002: KSoni
003: lily the pink
004: jacci45
005: zakaya
006: Scrooge2008
007: Tinuel
008: rictus123
009: jasmine lotus flower
010: 83rachel
011: Legacy
012: skintbint
014: morocha
015: debt free gonnabe
The rules:
There are none.......!
The amounts I stated are purely a guideline or target,however much you want to make is up to you.If you need any motivation,the one and only bit of advice I will give you is:
get a copy of 'the Secret' by Rhonda Byrne
read it,watch it,use it.......;)"Do not let what you can't do interfere with what you can do."0 -
Hmmmm i have subscribed to the thread, i dont have £100 just now but i will be following the thread with great intrest and i wish you all the best of luck.
Ditto! I'll have to settle for turning a tenner into a grand.
Life is a waste of time.
Time is a waste of life.
Get wasted all the time,
And you'll have the time of your life!
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