**August £10 per day Challenge! All Welcome! **

Kepp

Morning everyone

£30 to add, wages from job 2

Monkeynut

fairyclicks wrote: »

My turn then to share then - i completed my first ever mystery shopping assignment yesterday :j went to *a fast food place and felt like a total ejit testing to see if the frys were limp or not :rotfl: i completed my paperwork and all that last night so i am hoping i have done everything right!! :eek:

I'm sure you will have done just fine Fairyclicks, these jobs with Gap are some of the easiest jobs around, and by far one of the easiest reports. Timings are a bit of a pain at first but once you've got used to it you'll be fine.
One thing to note though is that you shouldn't really post the client names online, as when you sign up to the MS companies you agree to confidentiality clauses, so best not to. Same with saying exactly how much you get paid (I know you've not done that here though )

I've got £10.64 to add from selling a CD on Amazon, listed so long ago and haven't sold anything for a while now I'd forgotten all about them. Good timing though as my OH decided we should just Music Magpie all of the box/bags of unwanted CDs, DVD s and games to get rid of them before we move. MM was only offering a couple of pounds for this CD, so glad it sold before I took it off Amazon.

Tebheag

Good morning all finally recieved by £10 voucher in the post for tesco so going to add that as will be used against next shop. DH never did the car boot at weekend hoping he will do one this week though. Going to try and list some clothes etc on ebay next week is pay day so hopefully have some ovetime to add then.
Good Luck to the rest of you. And i hope you are all safe at this mad time. x

AlyBaly

This has been a hectic month with my daughter moving into a flat so not had much time to put any effort into this however £4 to Mr T xmas savers £5 in saving tub and £10 in my christmas fund so adding a grand total of £19.
Good news is I have lots of things for the car boot so I now need to get a move on and actually GO to the boot sale. Confident I will reach target if I do that

ThriftyFelicity

Couple of bits to add from the weekend: £3.54 for an Amazon sale, plus £2.50 homemade wine savings, taking me to £33.29. Behind schedule... must get my butt in gear

lellybun

2 tesc0 gift cards spent today courtesy of Daily Mail rewards. I don't get the weekend papers but my parents do and they very kindly keep the vouchers for me:)
Also £12 clubcard vouchers used, so £22 for me to to add today.:D

sweetpeas_2

Ew thank you postie :-)

£22.91 cheque from royal mail for a parcel I claimed for from back in march which I'd forgotten all about :cool:

And also £10 tesco card from Val OP's wouldn't normally count vouchers but I need to buy some food at weekend anyway for a posh meal I'm cooking for DH on our child free night so would have spent the money anyway :-)

Love days when it all seams to come together tee hee :j

sweet x

uzubairu

Added my first £5 for August last week, with my Halifax reward current account.

I've been offered some overtime and have decided to take it this time, so that I can try to reach my target.

JesaRose

sweetpeas wrote: »

Hi Jesa Rose :hello: How are you?

Never thought of that side of it... :-o

sweet x

I'm good thanks sweet. Finally starting to get back to normal at this madhouse, its nice having some quiet time. Enjoying being a married lady and having our own space. How are things with you?

I have been good today and did a few eBay listings ready for putting on over the next few days. Not a lot but better than nothing and I have been trying to talk myself into doing some all week

Need to get my bum in gear this month otherwise I won't be meeting target.

ThriftyFelicity wrote: »

Couple of bits to add from the weekend: £3.54 for an Amazon sale, plus £2.50 homemade wine savings, taking me to £33.29. Behind schedule... must get my butt in gear

Best smiley I've seen in ages - thank you :rotfl:

eco

Lolly for cheap days out don't forget The Mining Museum near Wakefield, and The Armories in Leeds, when we went to the Armories a few years back you have to pay to park, but it was free entry. you can take a picnic to the mining museum and go down on the pit face for free.