JANUARY 2011 Make £10 A Day Challenge ~**~ All Welcome ~**~

nat21luv

£30 on a cake sale and I've got the same lined up for sunday too

pippo

Just £3 p1nec0ne for me, altho it's my first one and I emailed them asking for payment into paypal but they sent me luncheon vouchers. Still come in handy tho one day when I cba to make dinners


I think that you can use them in lots of high street shops.. doesn't always have to be for lunch!

nat21luv

pippo wrote: »

Just £3 p1nec0ne for me, altho it's my first one and I emailed them asking for payment into paypal but they sent me luncheon vouchers. Still come in handy tho one day when I cba to make dinners


I think that you can use them in lots of high street shops.. doesn't always have to be for lunch!

im sure i read somewhere you can use them in supermarkets??

pippo

nat
Think I've made a mess of my replies & quotes!!! lol
I was replying to someone else... yes you can use them in supermarkets.
Pip
x

ilovetea

I use my vouchers in T*sco .As long as you buy food of some sort they wil laccept them. Oh,and no,you can't buy a liquid lunch with them:D.

ilovetea xx

Aesop

PC0ne LV can be used at:

Bella Italia
Asda
Starbucks
Greggs
Sainsburys
Eat
Waitrose
Nandos
Morrisons
Garfunkels
Pret A Manager
Boots
Tesco
Burger King
McDonalds
Iceland
Coffee Republic
Bagel Factory
Wetherspoons pubs
Cafe Uno
KFC
Yates
Bakers Oven
Baglemania
budgens
Bhs
Dominos Pizza
Spaghetti House
Fullers Inns
Holland and Barrett
Somerfield Stores
Fresh Italy
Marks and Spencers (selected stores only)


and must be redeemed against food purchases only.

https://www.luncheonvouchers.co.uk
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lellybun

£14.29 received from another games offer - been a bit lucky with those just lately

Planning on doing a carboot tomoro, depending on weather.....:o

MooBag_2

Hope I'm not to late to jump in (even though I only saw this thread for the first time last night!!).

Before seeing this and reading other parts of the forum, I realised my spending habits had got out of hand (lots of student, divorce and general "wanna please the kids" debt) and my phobia of checking my bank balance was a phobia I really couldn't afford!! Needless to say, I'm a changed woman and having read so many of your experiences, am feeling incredibly inpsired! I have set myself some ridiculous targets; I love a challenge ;o) and have made a dent in my £10 a day for Jan by getting rid of some eyebrow raising items from around the home! Am up to £125 on Ebay sales and am waiting for some major items to sell )

It's so exciting walking round your home and assessing what you are and aren't attached too!! What you don't and do need. How do you decide what should and shouldn't go? I'm trying to apply some general rules but am struggling!

Look forward to reading lots more on the forum.

nat21luv

MooBag wrote: »

Hope I'm not to late to jump in (even though I only saw this thread for the first time last night!!).

Before seeing this and reading other parts of the forum, I realised my spending habits had got out of hand (lots of student, divorce and general "wanna please the kids" debt) and my phobia of checking my bank balance was a phobia I really couldn't afford!! Needless to say, I'm a changed woman and having read so many of your experiences, am feeling incredibly inpsired! I have set myself some ridiculous targets; I love a challenge ;o) and have made a dent in my £10 a day for Jan by getting rid of some eyebrow raising items from around the home! Am up to £125 on Ebay sales and am waiting for some major items to sell )

It's so exciting walking round your home and assessing what you are and aren't attached too!! What you don't and do need. How do you decide what should and shouldn't go? I'm trying to apply some general rules but am struggling!

Look forward to reading lots more on the forum.

My general rule is simply "have I used it in the last year and if I have, will I use it again?"
Eg: a coat.
Did I wear it in the last year? Yes.
Will I wear it again? No-too small. SELL!!

If I start to modify the original question of "have I used it in the last year?" I find that I can make excuses for items that I dont need but want.

Aesop

Hi and welcome MooBag.

I have been doing a major declutter since beginning of Jan, and have a huge stockpile of things to photograph and list on ebay, netmums, vistastreet and anywhere else I think it may sell.