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All the small things - tell me what you have done to be MF today
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* tried to get the £30 cashback from the https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4330077 deal but I am not sure I filled it all out properly so it tracked. I have a referral link here if anyone wants to try it, or you can get a non-referral link from the MSE thread or delete the end of my link: http://www.imutual.co.uk/?ref=6053
Thanks for this, I joined on your referral and tried for the £30 cashback, fingers x'd#39 - Save £12k in 20250 -
Recently for me:
* checked out the value of 2 body shop coupons posted out with orders - there is a thread on the shopping section here which helps you work out if you have a £3, £15 or £100 voucher and telling you about magazines which are giving these coupons away too.
* used boots extra points coupons from the machine with purchases
* got a bargain on laundry liquid - 25 washes of Method in Tesco - http://www.methodproducts.co.uk/ind_laundry_air.html SEL said £3 but scanned at £1.50 :money: I have stocked up for the next few months.
* earnt my first CP voucher from my shopping entry (now need to pick which one to have).
* kept up scanning and shared the registration link for my scanning panel
* tried to get the £30 cashback from the https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4330077 deal but I am not sure I filled it all out properly so it tracked. I have a referral link here if anyone wants to try it, or you can get a non-referral link from the MSE thread or delete the end of my link: http://www.imutual.co.uk/?ref=6053
Hi
Thanks for the link. I did register for Vista money and iMutual, but it only tracked for 10.00, still better than nothing..It's not the despair, Laura. I can take the despair. It's the hope I can't stand. ~ Brian Stimpson, Clockwise0 -
-2 nsd this week and was cooked for by a friend
-made effort to walk to and from places I would usually drive-saving money and hopefully shiftng the pounds weight wise
-did a*di shop rather than other supermarkets
-bought childrens xmas presents on boots 3 for 2 offer
-sitting tight re. northern rock comensation-I have my fingers crossed im entitled to some
-bagged up baby clothes that baby has outgrown-gaveaway 2 black sacks and have 1 black sack of clothes to ebay....Credit cards: April 2009-£1800, 1 March 2010-£0 :j
Car: June 2009-£500, March 2010-£200 September 2010-£0
Mortgage-October 2009-£134, 290.64. February 2010=£133,854. January 2011-£131, 718.740 -
Today I -
Took some Aldi pate to work to have for lunch with some rye bread and some fruit from Aldi
Cuppas made in work rather than bought from coffee shop
Tea was leftover chilli and couscous from Saturday
Only spent £1 (in Farmfoods for 100 one cup teabags)
Checked surveys in inbox but screened out of most
Emptied a load of shrapnel from my change jar into a tuckshop at work and swapped for £2 coins. (Got a terramundi that's almost full of them and am dying to smash it open, though part of me wants to prise them out with a knife so I can start saving £2 coins again!)
Ordered a £10 Next voucher from Consumer Pulse#39 - Save £12k in 20250 -
Nothing too exciting - have relaised I have some entries for Consumer Pulse but that'll have to wait till tomorrow, so will Adpoints. Oops.
Good day on onepoll though, only £1.80 to go :j.A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effortMortgage Balance = £0
"Do what others won't early in life so you can do what others can't later in life"0 -
Morning! Can I ask what consumer pulse is please? Is oit worth doing? Hope everyone'shaving a good cheap day- mines a naughty one- out for lunch and dinner - using Christmas as an excuseCredit cards: April 2009-£1800, 1 March 2010-£0 :j
Car: June 2009-£500, March 2010-£200 September 2010-£0
Mortgage-October 2009-£134, 290.64. February 2010=£133,854. January 2011-£131, 718.740 -
cherylypop wrote: »Morning! Can I ask what consumer pulse is please? Is oit worth doing? Hope everyone'shaving a good cheap day- mines a naughty one- out for lunch and dinner - using Christmas as an excuse
Consumer pulse is a panel where you enter what you bought, and rewards are pretty high ( I have about £300 of rewards to claim ...i know i should cash out soon...and i dont even do it every week)
Those who do it every week must be on loads!
Not sure if it is something anyone can join as was invite only when I joined...anyone else shed light on this?0 -
CP is invite only or find a link. You can visit the volunteerforpanels website and register your interest otherwise look out for banners online. I joined from this link http://www.offeroasis.co.uk/freebies/surveys/free_gbp_5_cash_for_joining_consumer_research_panel.html. If you have trouble with that link you can get it from the MSE posting http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showpost.php?p=57497301&postcount=203Debt at highest: £8k. Debt Free 31/12/2009. Original MFD May 2036, MF Dec 2018.0
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Thank you for the CP links, I have joinedSlow progress is better than no progress.
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- Joined consumer panels and added my purchases
- Checked my online banking and transfered excess to savings
- Taken lots of pictures so I can crack on with ebaying my treasures in the New Year
- Done Swagbucks
- Making chilli for dinner and packing it out so OH has enough for lunches
- Sitting in the dark with no heating on :rotfl:
LBM 14/12/06 £21,947.17 DEBT FREE 12/04/09
MFW - December 2010 £76,199 - 4th February 2021 £37,360.900
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