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

daveyarwood

I think Im on my 6th day now on BingoBritain - nothing won yet.

I probably go on the wrong times.

nads

daveyarwood wrote: »

I think Im on my 6th day now on BingoBritain - nothing won yet.

I probably go on the wrong times.

Don't worry mate, 3rd day for me today and I won £2 back at about 5 am - full house I think!

bibise25

Just made my first £50!!! Registered on survey sites and on quidco now. Any advice welcome. WE CAN DO IT!!!!

ItchyFeet

I've decided to give Bingo Britain a go and have just deposited a fiver. However, can anyone tell me on the games where you buy 5 cards and get 1 free do you need to select 6 cards or just 5 and they automatically credit you the free one? I've been waiting for the live help for about 5 mins and now it tells me there aren't any staff logged in to help! Thanks!!

TessieP

It will add it automatically each time you add 5, did mine today, no win yet but only second day

btw can I be added to this thread please, just about to do ebay listings
Thanks

dillidalli

sold 3 of my free magazines so far! £6.75 not to bad. Got about 5 other ebay listings got rid of my ipod, 2 routers, and some dj equipment. All techies - if you have old equipment and you have it home do not leave it lying around as it depreciates sooooooooo quickly. I bought a Fuji 2800zoom for the princely sum of £300 in 2002/2003 it is now worthless!!!!

So if you don't use it within 3-6 months get rid quick!
Also on bingo britain too! So many of us looks like we should have an online bingo meet up

xxdeebeexx

TessieP wrote: »

just about to do ebay listings
Thanks

Hi there is a good site for selling things locally especially if the things are big. I have sold quite a bit on http://www.netmums.com it's a bit like a notice board in a supermarket. It's free to advertise. Sold things like toys, nappies, books clothes.....

Has worked for me so worth a look.

Register with your local area, and head to Local Boards, nearly New (top left h corner)

Good luck

Dx

TessieP

xxdeebeexx wrote: »

Hi there is a good site for selling things locally especially if the things are big. I have sold quite a bit on it's a bit like a notice board in a supermarket. It's free to advertise. Sold things like toys, nappies, books clothes.....

Has worked for me so worth a look.

Register with your local area, and head to Local Boards, nearly New (top left h corner)

Good luck

Dx

Great thanks, will have a look as got lots of childrens bits to sell especially unwanted toys as they now have all new ones!

COOLTRIKERCHICK

dillidalli wrote: »

sold 3 of my free magazines so far! £6.75 not to bad. Got about 5 other ebay listings got rid of my ipod, 2 routers, and some dj equipment. All techies - if you have old equipment and you have it home do not leave it lying around as it depreciates sooooooooo quickly. I bought a Fuji 2800zoom for the princely some of £300 in 2002/2003 it is now worthless!!!!

So if you don't use it within 3-6 months get rid quick!
Also on bingo britain too! So many of us looks like we should have an online bingo meet up

we should have a secret code, do not mentions mse;) as htey might get thier scouts out nosing:rotfl:

what about ummmm let me think....

ok maybe we should say 'anyone had kippers today':rotfl:

how does that sound........ok get the straight jacket....

teabythesea

Just signed up to green met! My mum has given me some pumpkin patch childrens clothes...some new with tags and most barely worn by my little sister!! Are they worth selling?