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nothing else to add today, really want to get some good surveys through!!0
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KingLarsson wrote: »:eek::eek::eek::eek::eek::eek:
My thoughts exactly!
Has anyone done onepoll this week? I had so much trouble with it last week that I haven't touched it since but is it back to normal now?Grocery aim £450pm.Spent £519 August, £584 July, £544 June, £541 May, £549 April, £517 March, £517 Feb,£555 Jan, £573 Dec, £465Nov, £561Oct, £493Sept, £426Aug,£496 Jul, £528Jun, £506May,£498April, £558 March, £500Feb, £500 Jan, £490 Dec, £555 Nov,£566 Oct, £505Sept, £450Aug, £410 July, £437 June, £491 May, £471 April, £440 March, £552Feb, £462Jan0 -
I've used onepoll this week, only done a few surveys though (like 2!) as some weren't appropriate for me as I don't have kids0
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Another £3 in the kitty from an Amazon sale, quick sig update
Hope you're all well0 -
Bit of a quiet month for me, used a £15 Tesco voucher so added that to my total - £497.09 (nearly at £500!)
Am waiting for adsense payout of around £60 so will add that when it hits the bankSell £1000 in 2016 - £12.48/£1000
Earn £2016 in 2016 - £0.00/£10000 -
Elmer do you ever trip up as you walk along looking for pennies or bump into lamposts just thinking £250 on youve been framed lol .good on you though .
used a dtd voucher in Mr t cashier didnt have a clue ,however they didnt have the dog food i wanted thayt would have ended up at 50p a box however have another voucher so will try a different store
Thankfully I haven't tripped yet, and I always keep in mind the old "Not the Nine O'clock News" sketch with Rowan Atkinson. I did come close to getting run down last week though picking up a penny as I was crossing a side road, when a car tried to go down the wrong way down a one way street. Other than that I haven't had any problems.Debt at worst: £33000 (Feb 2011). Present debt: £25610 (Apr 2012)
Lloyds old (22.4%) = 560 (Dec 2012)0 -
KingLarsson wrote: »me think Mr Fudd is taking the **** maybe not and I apolgise if not.......
There are quite a few places where people don't bother picking up coins once they drop them, and either I have found hotspots or there is a poor soul with a hole in their pocket that keeps losing their change around where I work. I also keep my eyes peeled to the ground 9 times out of ten, and that penny I used to pass up on the pavement I now pocket. It all counts
Just done a work survey that has a prize. Hope I winDebt at worst: £33000 (Feb 2011). Present debt: £25610 (Apr 2012)
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There are quite a few places where people don't bother picking up coins once they drop them, and either I have found hotspots or there is a poor soul with a hole in their pocket that keeps losing their change around where I work. I also keep my eyes peeled to the ground 9 times out of ten, and that penny I used to pass up on the pavement I now pocket. It all counts
Try round a school, either in the playground :eek: or the streets round about.
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P.S. I used to find lots of pound coins on the ground when supermarkets had £1 slots for trolleys.Never be afraid to take a profit.
Keep breathing. :eek:
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Try round a school, either in the playground :eek: or the streets round about.
N.
P.S. I used to find lots of pound coins on the ground when supermarkets had £1 slots for trolleys.
I haven't worked in schools for years, and since I get out of work fairly late any loose change around there will be gone. I work at a college though so I guess some students of any age are lax with cash (which is how I pick so much cash up!). I'll give it a go though. My local supermarkets still have £1 slots for some trolleys (although they do have the free carts too). Will give that a go too. Great ideasDebt at worst: £33000 (Feb 2011). Present debt: £25610 (Apr 2012)
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Arrgh! why do I only notice these challenges when they're a few months in, lol!
But, if I can....I'm In!!
Any tips? I think a lot of what we're going to make will be from cashback websites (e.g. Quidco). Any other ideas? xxEvery act of kindness, no matter how small, isn’t wasted ❤️
"It’ll be alright in the end, and if it’s not alright - it’s not the end"Every pound we spend is a vote for the sort of world we want
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