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

pink1310

thanks 2cats1kid i will go and have alook

Sallys_Savings

BungleGirl wrote: »

Scrooge - could you add me when you uodate the list tomorrow please?

Other ideas I'm considering:-

Selling plants at car boot sales - also thinking about selling salad hanging baskets or strawberry hanging baskets

I would love to make eco-party bags e.g. Cloth bag, recycled/biodegradable toys, seeds, homemade (organic/fairtrade?) cupcake etc.

Now I just need to move on from having the ideas to actually doing something!!!!

I love the idea of a salad/strawberry hanging basket ....something I may "borrow" for selling locally at car boots. Its something new that I havent seen sold around here. I'm not sure if I have quite the space but may start off with a few

Eco party bags is great too ...something that may need a little more advertising though but after a few crafty/school fetes may come up trumps.

Good luck

daveyarwood

Just bought 6 items of stock for £10.90 - expect to make 100% profit on. Starting off small...

I now have made £7.78 after taking off my stock (yet to sell) costs of £38.75

nads

alocacoc wrote: »

anyone can sit on the toilet with a calculator and get excited about selling lots of things

eww! You woulldn't expect to win the lottery without buying a ticket?

MAXOL

I would like to join this club as well. Thinking about building a house with the gf in the next year or so and have a few ideas that might bring in some money. Will update throughout the year with how I am getting on

mags50_2

Count me in please!
Loads of de-cluttering to do and put on Ebay/Ebid so that should help things along

nads

didn't realise ebid was still going!

cally6008

dont forget the facebook group so you can advertise your items -

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=396812865586&ref=mf

i'm getting listings ready for ebay again, another 7 books to do then a load to scan in, yawn,

mags50_2

oh yes...Ebid's still there....but very slowwww

Clurbur85

I have spent almost £40... Mainly on Boffer items, an MSE money saving tips book and Bingo (that I am yet to win on).

Yesterday I broke down on the motorway (my clutch went) that will cost me around £180 to fix… and it also means that I’m really restricted over the next few weeks transport wise. I am currently stuck at my boyfriend’s house and he is working tonight (so I will be toasting in the New Year alone).

Anyway, I am not letting the car issue get me down… I have just whacked £150 off my debts (I usually pay about £30 a month), I am going to eBay my heart out when I get back to my house, and over the next day or so I will be writing plenty of Dooyoo reviews (I am currently waiting for another £50 cheque to arrive… I‘ve made £120 since November). February is going to be a very expensive month so any Amazon vouchers will be gratefully received towards birthday pressies.

Happy New Year everybody!!

Here’s to cracking our challenge!!

xxxx