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

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moneymakestheworldgoround wrote: »

Littlewoods.com and Empire Stores have glitch in system with ladies kick flare jeans.

HV00516 is the product code.

£6 each, but when you order in even numbers and click checkout, it reduces it to £1 a pair. This includes delivery.

Great items for reselling, even on boot fair. Depends how much profit you want. RRP £24. I would have thought 12 and 14 size would be popular, and if you are selling on ebay maybe the long length 33 inches, or regular if you want to sell on car boots.

Stock sold out earlier, now back in stock

Cheers, but only 1st 2 pairs I ordered are coming up as £1. Good find though

Buffythedebtslayer

Hello, have read the first 15 pages tonight, feeling inspired but also shattered!
so will be back tomorrow to read the rest, would love to sign up! I have a shed full of stuff to e bay and have money hanging around in some betting accounts.

My head is full of ideas but must go to bed!

see you all tomorrow thank you so much xxxxx

moneymakestheworldgoround

drinkupretty wrote: »

Cheers, but only 1st 2 pairs I ordered are coming up as £1. Good find though

ooh, I ordered quite a few so it should work with more than 2 pairs. Not sure why it hasnt for you?

moneymakestheworldgoround

Just a thought for all you creative seamstresses out there - I bought 2 pink fleece coats with matching booties from France Ebay for Baby Annabel. I have had so many compliments about them that I thought it might be the sort of thing people could make. I have had a look on ebay uk and there are loads of handmade dresses and coats and shoes and outfits for girls dolls Baby Annabel, Baby Born, Chou Chou etc... These would be great at a boot fair too.

It got me thinking about a car boot sale I went to in the summer. An elderly lady had some fab dolls packs. I got chatting to her, it seems she went to charity shops or jumble sales and bought old dirty dolls. She cleaned them up and repaired the hair if needed ( dont know how !) - she then got a large see through bag, and put in the doll, a handmade dress, a dummy, some newborn nappies, pair of booties etc.. and sold the pack for £10 - £15. I bought one for my daughter and she loved it.

The 99p shop has cheap nappies, a pack of 3 baby socks, bibs, babygrows etc.. I would have thought it relatively easy to put together small dolly packs ?

Triker

Hi, I'm reading this with interest, and may join the challenge, in order to pay off my debt and gain some serious savings.

robpw2

Triker wrote: »

Hi, I'm reading this with interest, and may join the challenge, in order to pay off my debt and gain some serious savings.

you should even if you only turn it into 1k your still better off

good luck

robpw2

another thing i would suggest is if you have a Cashino near you register for free with them and they send you a card thar means you can tap in once a day for a free £1 machine credit now whilst this might not sound much thats £30 a month that you can use to play in there machines and any money you make is yours free. and every day you get 25 points and for every 350 points you collect you get another £5 free plays and they have a game where you pick boxes to win free cash instantly or more freeplays at the same machine

OldGreyFox

rictus123 wrote: »

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?

Yorkshire Building Society.
The Yorkshire BS Internet Saver, with optional cash card, pays 2.1% AER. You only need £1 to open it and can save up to £1 million.

jane_sanderson

Yes please add me too
Janewannabeamillionaire
thanks

mumtoomany

Hi MMTWGR, I used crown currency exchange. Found it by googling. I haven't had my money yet but I only posted it Christmas eve. They will take more than one currency at once, but you have to post special delivery (hense the £4.95 postage). Might be a good idea to search for any more r see if anyone else you know has any before ringing them.

Mumtoomany.