~~ July 2011 Make £10 a day Challenge - All Welcome ~ ~

iloveshoes21

Well I made another £7 on ebay and £3 from my survey. I still need to kick my self into gear and get ebaying some more!
In good news though I got a new job yesterday with a massive promotion for me so if I keep this challenge up every month and save all that extra income I should be debt free alot sooner than I thought!

Frodobaggins

Aesop wrote: »

I wouldn't count it this month, as you won't actually have the cash in your hand. I would count it in next month's challenge.

Thanks for your reply Aesop. At least it will be a boost next month!

aprilshower

Hi Everybody,

Off to a small start £2.50 from an ebay sale.

Hoping the weather is going to be ok at weekend so I can do a car boot sale to catch up on my total this month.

Aprilshower

miss_giggles

Hi Everyone, :hello:

I am a newbie and like to join if its not too late?

If so can i start at £5.

I like everyone else have lots to put on eBay. I am setting myself a target of putting a minimum of 5 items on today.

Any tips would be much appreciated :think:

Fingers cross

:wave:

Tebheag

Frodobaggins wrote: »

I have got off to a late start, saved £3 yesterday and today by taking dinner to work instead of buying it. So £6/£310.
Need to get a shake on.
I did 2 hours overtime today at £18 an hour, so £36 before tax, so does anyone know how much that will be towards the challange once deductions come out?
I wont get paid it until the end of next month so can I count it?
Hoping someone can let me know, thanx x.:rotfl:

Hi I would wait till you recieve the money would be about depends on what your tax code is to be be able to work out the net pay if on 747L 20 % tax and 12% NI

Kepp

Another £12 from job 2 to add

Kepp

And £3 from a survey to add too

If_My_Pennies_Were_Pounds

I have a quick question for all you eBay sellers...if you are selling items of clothing do you take a risk and list them at 99p (taking advantage of it being free) or do you pay to list it at a higher start price?

onlyroz

If_My_Pennies_Were_Pounds wrote: »

I have a quick question for all you eBay sellers...if you are selling items of clothing do you take a risk and list them at 99p (taking advantage of it being free) or do you pay to list it at a higher start price?

For a small extra fee you can put a buy-it-now price on. With my DVDs I've been listing at 99p and putting a £2.50 buy-it-now, which cost me an extra 8p per listing.

lolly101

Just used a Tesco fuel voucher which was worth £2.20. I've also sold 3 BINs on eBay so will have some more to add later once I've posted them.