Turn £100.00 into £10.000.00+ by the end of 2010 official thread PART 2

Turia

ooh skintbint and jamespir I can see you in the chat room in bingo britain

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YummyMummy20

Turia wrote: »

ooh skintbint and jamespir I can see you in the chat room in bingo britain

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Secret rendevous without the rest of us :eek:

:rotfl:

scrooge2008

http://www.localbargainfinder.co.uk/

Hi Eyesparky, this is the link that i've been using, that was posted earlier on in the thread, by paulabear.

kosma1

jamespir wrote: »

for those who sell on ebay if you pop along to http://www.grabitnow.com/ they have an offer on of 20 items for 20 quid (its random and they chose the 20 items )

some of the items are only worth about 1-2 pounds each but usually one item is worth the 20.00 i ordered one before and got a 4gb mp3 which i sold for 35.00

i have my last £20 from original £100, umming and ahhing, but may take the risk, if i do i will let you all know how i get on, as said i later post, it is a gamble that you may get the better products, but then aren't we all having a little gamble at some point? Bingo britain? Raising 1ok from poker? We all choose to reach goals dIFFERENTLY, i think it may be worth a small risk evERy now and then....he who dares wins

Turia

jem_angelic wrote: »

Argh - cant find out if I am listed or if I have a number in this challenge. Where is the latest list????

Theres an updated list on the First post and it gets updated every monday

jamespir

Turia wrote: »

ooh skintbint and jamespir I can see you in the chat room in bingo britain

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lol :rotfl::rotfl:

truly1

Barefoot books lets you sell online only - (you get sales by publicising in blogs, websites, social networking sites, etc or to friends & family and giving the link to your area of the company website).

There is no investment needed at all, unless you want to sell at fairs, parties, etc. when you would need to buy some books to display at these events.

I am not suggesting you will earn a fortune, I certainly don't but then again I don't put a lot of time into to it at the moment as I am snowed under at work (hope to change this). Its worth a few pounds a month to me at the moment; I hope it will be more as I have just bought a huge pile of really cheap sale books from them to sell direct.

The other thing is, like the person who wanted to raise money for premature babies earlier in the thread, a person can sign up to be an online seller for a school, nursery, charity etc. and just give their link out to their friends, contacts or supporters and any sales made give commission at 20% to the school / nursery / charity with the link.

I know I am rambling now, its been a long day, if you want to do this go to barefootbooks.com and sign up.

YummyMummy20

scrooge2008 wrote: »

http://www.localbargainfinder.co.uk/

Hi Eyesparky, this is the link that i've been using, that was posted earlier on in the thread, by paulabear.

I've just used this and am now considering buying a 28inch TV That looks pretty and is only on a £10 start, no bidders yet, 20hrs to go.
I will need a TV at some point for my new flat AND it could be a bargain.

This is not going to make my 10k though! :rotfl:

skintbint_2

jamespir wrote: »

lol :rotfl::rotfl:

turia/jamespir - spotted you too! didnt have any luck and blew the lot only had £13 winnings and £10 bonus think got 86p left, never win when i'm watching so bought heaps of tickets for when i'm sleeping.
hope you had better luck than me

j0ann3

hiya, PLEASE add my name to this list.
i started a de clutter just after christmas, and so far made £189 and thats after taking out ebay fees, i'm hooked. i'm now looking at different options for me to turn it into something more serious. putting my crafty talents to some sort of use would be fab!