Make £10 per day in October! ALL WELCOME!

Monkeynut

JodieMasonMummy wrote: »

Does anyone know how to sign up for mysurvey and p1n3c0n3? Thanks and could you sign me up for £10 a day too please :-)

These two survey panels are invitation only, so you have to look out for an invite, possibly when you are signed up with other survey sites they might send you an email inviting you to join.
Pinecone quite often send out refer a friend type emails to members, so keep an eye out on here for people offering to refer.
Best of luck

I've got £30 to add today - £10 Argos voucher from Consumer Pulse, and £20 Amazon from Ipsos. OH still not had his McCains voucher yet though
I've more to add, did a matched bet offer over the weekend, and still haven't worked out my Ebay totals from the weekend before last, and the weekend just gone!! Will get my calculator out asap!!!

I will technically have loads to add tomorrow as my work have a special day once a year where we get our discount doubled, so I tend to stock up massively, plus we will be getting lots of bits ready for the new baby, including the cot, pushchair, car seat etc, so the extra discount will really make a difference. Plus we'll stock up on shampoo, shower gel, deodorant etc. However I don't think I will be adding all the savings as it would be difficult to work out the how much extra has been saved. But at least I will get lots of Advantage Card points out of it, so might use those in the January sales, and count them in the challenge then!!

stardance

Adding £75 to this that I saved today from offers and extra discount in work. That saving has now been transferred to another account so I'm counting it and all the items bought were required (large chunk of xmas presents, toiletry bits as a few makeup bits running out of (when you're as pale as me good foundation is classed as essential )).

Not too bad a start I reakon

lolly101

Have fun tomorrow Monkeynut!!! :):) That sounds like heaven, being let loose in Boots with such a huge discount!!! I really must try and get myself a job there!

wolveslass

Another teeny weeny 75p from survey.

Monkeynut

It does sound like heaven, but it's dangerous!!!
Sounds like StarDance is another Bootser too!!

The last few years the No 7 vouchers have been allowed as well, so anything £9 or under was free!! Couldn't tell you how many of the make up removers/ cleansers/ wipes etc that are £7/£8 I ended up with!!!
Not allowed to use the vouchers this year with Double Discount though! Probably a good thing for my spares drawers, as they are pretty full already!!

I'm very pleased now, as just had an email to say a music DVD I listed on Amazon last night has sold already!! Woohoo! That'll be about £8 to add, but will wait till it's been posted!! Wish everything sold that quick.

Disappointed though as I also just had an email to say that the Baby and Children's table sale I hoped to get a table at is full and they already have 10 people on a waiting list in case anyone changes their mind Have so many baby clothes I want to be rid of before the new baby comes, as we really have more than twice what we need, and want the space back!!!

weddingfunds

Had a good start for October, well for my standards lol. I got £10.00 for overtime, £3.00 in food vouchers for items I would normally buy so put this into my pot. and £3.32 for a DTD. and £2.80 for taking my own sandwiches at work on Sat. So total so far £19.12.

savingholmes

£2.04 for Mr As guarantee

GreyhoundAngel

Just sticking my snout in to see how everyone's doing

Looks like most are off the mark, no matter how small a move it is - there's plenty of time left ... and we get an extra hour this month when the clocks go back :rotfl::rotfl:

G'Angel xxx

fairyclicks

Willspireite wrote: »

Thanks to my interest on savings I can add a staggering £0.32!
Vrrrroooooommmmmmmm!

Oh that reminded me to add interest from zopa this week - 19p

so i now have a whole 80p

I will have some ebay sales to add tomorrow tho cos i have my fees to calculate.....

larlie1983

£28.57 Ebay profit (after postage and fees)
£10 Consumer Pulse cash-out.

Hopefully I can keep this going for the rest of the month!