Make £10 per day in November. All WELCOME!

Brettson

Sorted through some boxed from the loft at the weekend and found 430 HK Dollars, 40 AUS dollars and a £50 travellers cheque!! took them in to the bureau de change this lunchtime and made £100.29
Still have my eBay profits to calculate so will add them later.
/off to update sig

ThriftyFelicity

Popping in to add:

£25 Waitrose voucher from Maximiles
£2.50 homemade wine savings
£0.80 free bottle of Ginger Joe

Total now £238.98 :j

emmaglet

ThriftyFelicity wrote: »

I wait to get 849 SBs, then cash out for a £5 Amazon voucher. Set a new goal for myself to get a minimum of 121 SBs per day, which will get me a £5 voucher every week.

The 20 point task is one that I always do, it doesn't take long. Most of the other tasks are not worth doing as they take too long for only a few SBs. At least, IMHO

How on earth do you manage 121 SBs per day? I'm obviously doing it wrong!

DjShimmer

Hi everyone

After a very challenging week with the hubby and work I have still managed to add to the pot.

Saved £6 at the station car park again got hubby to drop me off
£25 made on eBay sales
£30 found an old cheque on hubbys desk when I was cleaning
£20 saved per month ringing Scottish power and changing my tariff and giving the correct meter reading.

Not had in a week. I'm going to try and transfer as much as I can in the crimbo fund.

durham_mim

nothing to add yet today but I have been busy selling 2 old mobile phones(via quidco)so hopefully there will be something from that soon. I'm going to spend the afternoon trading in books at Amazon if they'll have them

durham_mim

just checked and discovered you can only trade in text books I then thought about selling them instead but they would only 1p listings Will have to find an alternative.

franby64

Hi

Well T*sco just gave me my £7.50 back and sent the paper copy of my points (£23).
I've also had an eb*y sale which was £5.96 after PEP, found 5p roadkill and have banked £10 of 20ps.

So new total is £60.85. I've some eb*y sales ending tomorrow, three of which are selling - yes, I know, 99p - but fingers crossed some will manage a little more.

It's funny how nothing happens for ages and then you have a really good couple of days when it all comes in (this doesn't happen to me very often!).

Hope everybody's having a good week.

Kepp

durham_mim wrote: »

just checked and discovered you can only trade in text books I then thought about selling them instead but they would only 1p listings Will have to find an alternative.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/search/?node=696229031&rd=1

Try the link above for trade in of paperbacks - 25p average per book (some are higher)

Kepp

This is probably a silly question but here goes!

If I do ebay listings and schedule them as far in advance as possible with the hope of a free liisting weekend and one doesn't come up, could I go back in a re-schedule again without paying the 6p fee?

I really want to get some stuff ready for a free listing weekend but as I work weekends I would really need the listing to be as fast as possible otherwise I'm never going to get stuff on there

Monkeynut

With paper backs, if you have a few that can be bundled together then it is worth trying them on Ebay.

When I was selling most of mine over the summer, I did them in 4s or 5s, depending on weight, (so as not to go over 1kg for Second Class!) and did fairly well for some of them, as the postage was cheaper than it would have cost had someone bought them on Amazon and had to pay individual postage for each one.
I was selling mine over the summer, and a lot of my books were girly romance type books, which were ideal summer holidays reading, so this may have helped too, but it's worth a try as if you list them for 1p on Amazon you end up making a loss on them (I think!! I'm sure I worked it out before but can't remember their fees etc off the top of my head now.)

Obviously you just need to use common sense as to which to put together so that they are all books that the same person would want to read.