Make £10 per day in November. All WELCOME!

Aesop

gailey wrote: »

wondered how successful is everyones roadkill? do you find huge amounts?

as you can see from my signature that is what I have collected from jan 1 this year .....

some MSERs have reported finding £1 in the road, I found 2 twice, once in a shop and DS gave it to the shop keeper, who promptly gave him half back for his honesty, the other I found in a shop and kept.

A lady let me have her trolley and I didn't have a £1 so she let me keep hers.

once found a load of change dropped on the road, they must have had a hole in their pocket or something!

have you read this book? this lady found an amazing £200 in one year.

Willspireite

A little late to the challenge this month...but that's been because there's been a good start to the month. Friend gave us an iPhone and said, keep it or sell it...so we sold it! Yahoo.
I'll jump in for £10 a day as we're away a few days this month, and will calculate ebay after fees once I've posted on Monday.
As it is then, 15p interest...hubba hubba!

gailey_2

Thanks aesop for advice .

That book looks good, lots of good books on amazon.

I think will follow your good advice and split it

My survey-will go into ebay funds pot as buy a lot 2nd hand things for kids
quidco/topcashback- wil go into savings and debts
will save up advantage points for next xmas
necter/clubcard need to trade in as worth more as in past used in store.
you gov-reckon next xmas as will take me that long
dooyoo-sale savings so when got sales got money to buy
all other survey sites -next xmas
ms/doooyoo-savings for rainyday fund

need to set up car tax savings using po savings card as got £125 in jan and £125 in march!

Ohh lastly been comparing my survey rewards

3pounds paypal=345 points
£5= 675 points
£10=1150

so best value is to save up for £10 but might cashout at £5.
if could make £5 a month thats still £60 a year:j

£10 vouchers were more expensive than £10paypal!
Would have thourght been other way around.

I have a savings account with bank 1
going to open savings account with bank 2
going to start savings cards with all shops

boots
asda
tesco
sainsburys
co-op

if i can just add £1 a week to all these cards wil have £52 each so by next xmas will have £250. want to make every penny earnt count and not fritter away.

I have a paypal card so going to pad my very debts.

gailey_2

Ahhhhhhhh just checked toluna account!

1800points but need 80,000 to cash £15 payment hate to think how many surveys and hours spent that it.

get sent toluna survey daily but often get screened out

maybe will have 15quid by next xmas

Aesop

gailey wrote: »

Ahhhhhhhh just checked toluna account!

1800points but need 80,000 to cash £15 payment hate to think how many surveys and hours spent that it.

get sent toluna survey daily but often get screened out

maybe will have 15quid by next xmas

I don't do toluna for that reason, but someone found a way to make quick points, can't remember this thread or somewhere else.

Do Toluna search in tool bar at the very top of this forum, search forums and see if it brings up post.

Supadupa

Hi all,

Another £28 saved yesterday in Next vouchers to get hubby another birthday pressie. Today I've received a cheque for £20 from the bank for messing up and also sold my old bike (which was skip bound) on Ebay for £6.51. Got some more items on ebay ending tomorrow - not sure what I'm going to do from Monday onwards though!

Aesop

Supadupa wrote: »

Hi all,

Another £28 saved yesterday in Next vouchers to get hubby another birthday pressie. Today I've received a cheque for £20 from the bank for messing up and also sold my old bike (which was skip bound) on Ebay for £6.51. Got some more items on ebay ending tomorrow - not sure what I'm going to do from Monday onwards though!

well done! check out first page, first post. Lots of ideas there, daily clicks, cashback sites, they have daily free things you can do, order sims, etc. refer friends.

Monkeynut

Do any of your bright sparks know if Asda offer any sort of 'compensation' - gift card etc if your home delivery is late??

Aesop

Monkeynut wrote: »

Do any of your bright sparks know if Asda offer any sort of 'compensation' - gift card etc if your home delivery is late??

I know if you get overcharged in store, you get a £2 giftcard and your money back for overcharge.

Email/call customer service and tell them you are disappointed, that you were waiting for it, as you were going out, now delayed. See what they offer you, might be free delivery next time.

do you go through cashback sites for your asda order?

Aesop

just found this, might be useful to some people
http://www.getpoundsback.co.uk/payg_cashback.php