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

Sweetpea32

kelbly wrote: »

Make that 6!

Make that 7! :j

Had a bad day today money wise - only sold one thing on Ebay for 99p but loads of watchers on other things - got 20 items listed.

Didn't get the chance to list anything else either.

Spent most of this evening catching up on the thread

Got loads of things ready to put on Ebay tomorrow though and got another site lined up to do some Match betting.

Waiting for my Music Magpie pack to turn up so that I can send them my CDs although not sure where I put them since I sorted them out on Sunday! I think they are under the pile of junk (erm I mean "stock") that is sitting next to me!

Mokeyjen

Just won another £15 on BB... so have £21.40 in there now... :j

Is it still £50 minimum withdrawal?

Thanks
Jen

Budweiser_072000

Mokeyjen wrote: »

Just won another £15 on BB... so have £21.40 in there now... :j

Is it still £50 minimum withdrawal?

Thanks
Jen

No its back to £20

jamespir

Budweiser_072000 wrote: »

No its back to £20

i wonder why more of us win on bb than any other site

cakeordeath_2

jo70mo wrote: »

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Thought I would never recoup my bingo Britain money.
Was £30 quid down from the depositing to withdraw £50 minimum/72 hrs saga and have had no choice but to keep playing through the little wins I had such as £10. Tonight I played the bronze scoop and didn't win the £2000 but payed the next game and won 2 lines and full house making it £65.
Put in withdraw request for £64 so am now up by £34. Phew.
I know its only a little thing but it was bugging me.
Jo x

ohh fantastic win! well done you!! :T:T:T

btw they've been allowing withdrawals of £20 for the past few days.

Edit: note to self - learn to type faster.

Budweiser_072000

jamespir wrote: »

i wonder why more of us win on bb than any other site

lol no idea but i got no complaints:beer:

Dinah93

Can anyone remember the name of that book site? Brainy books or something?

scrooge2008

Well, I got it for £6.50 in the end so still pleased with that, a good make BMX bike, from a posh area. There was a bidding war, right at the end, but fortunately they were all tight too.

cally6008

Dinah93 wrote: »

Can anyone remember the name of that book site? Brainy books or something?

You were close - http://www.bookbrain.co.uk/
edit - maybe not this one

http://www.cash4books.net - maybe

victoriaplum1

kosma1 wrote: »

HAVE NO DEALINGS BUT I HAD A QUICK LOOK ON GOOGLE, THIS SITE CAME UP NEAR TOP OF LIST, THEY SAY THEY GIVE FAIR PRICE FOR LADYBIRD BOOKS, I KNOW NOTHING MORE THAN THAT AND HAVE NO IDEA IF THEY ARE GOOD, THOUGHT YOU MAY WANT TO LOOK AT IT THOUGH

http://www.ladybird-books.com/buy.php

Thanks for your help. I have sold books to these before thye bought my better ones off me cheap and not interested in any others I have. The problem with these type of collectables and with any heirlooms is that they are only worth what someone will pay and then you gotta know where to sell them....which is why these auction and car booty progs on tv that show stuff going for stupid money at a bootie for instance really get to me, yeah right they wanna come to my local bootie, where anything over 50p is swiftly overlooked! And my local auction house isn't much better....they told me all my collectables should go as one lot and prob make around £20 when I know one of my pieces on their own is worth more than that but again you gotta know where to sell these things! That is why I sold my ladybird books to a dealer cos a small-ish price was better than not selling them at all I thought, just annoying when I know they are worth a fair bit more.