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

cally6008

hi jo, no sorry, I'm way up north Cumbria as in near the Border to Scotland

perthman

Hey just noticed some people are buddying up for this challenge and for extra support, so if there is anyone in the north west who fancy buddying up i dont mind. I am currently off work but really hoping to go back soon but i have alot of time at the moment to get myself sorted out. If there is anyone who fancies just sharing ideas and going to boot sales and stuff then please do get in touch.

jo70mo

cally6008 wrote: »

hi jo, no sorry, I'm way up north Cumbria as in near the Border to Scotland

Well I'll give you a wave when we go up to Scotland :j

yukkibear

julie2710 wrote: »

Me too - South near the sea! (West Sussex)

Dorset here

moneymabel

jo70mo wrote: »

Until the next buddy beginning with H joins up to the front:rotfl:

Lmao!!!Nice one :-)

Sallys_Savings

cooki2222 wrote: »

Best thing i found was brown a4 envelopes that i use in work these are the best for sending dvds just stick the dvd into the envelope and wrap the rest around it sent 100s like this never had a problem plus they are classified as large letters so cheap posting

Look in the fruit/veg aisle when in the supermarket.
I use the foam (the bits between the fruit) and also bubblewrap from there, nobody ever minds as it normally just gets thrown anyway.

betmunch

yukkibear wrote: »

Dorset here

I'm in Dorset too, was just about to ask if anyone else is!!!!

cally6008

I got bids on another book :j

moneymakestheworldgoround

I'm on Dorset/Hants border. Hants address but I shop etc in Dorset.

TurkishDelight

Sallys_Savings wrote: »

Look in the fruit/veg aisle when in the supermarket.
I use the foam (the bits between the fruit) and also bubblewrap from there, nobody ever minds as it normally just gets thrown anyway.

Along the same lines- I have seen people use wallpaper to wrap stuff in (the reverse side!).
Thicker than brown paper and cheaper too if you go into somewhere that sells it and ask if they have any of last seasons pattern books they could give you.

Used to do that quite a lot when I was a kid for papercrafting.