Ecoelle's MFW Diary

ecoelle

Actual money £27.22 from halifax rewards accounts, ebay, roadkill and topcashback
One Poll £8.55
Valued Opinions £8.45
Ipsos 760 (which is about £5.50)
Crowdology £0
Ebay £0
Vouchers £30.00 1x Marks and Spencer, 1x Thorntons and 1x Capital bonds
Consumer Pulse 2000 (worth £2.00)
Viewsbank £1.20
Total £82.92 = £3.76 per day

ecoelle

Evening all, we;; finally managed to get a survey from Toluna which i didn't get screened out of, of the plus side i have 120 invites to their prize draw in November:) The second survey i am in the middle of completing is now stuck and not loading the next page, really getting hacked off. Don't know if Toluna and swagbucks are worth it, i never seem to get through the surveys on swagbucks. I have no problems with valued opinions, ipsos, crowdology or one poll, so don't understand it. Oh well.

Nothing doing on ebay at the moment, can't wait til next Thursday when it's payday:) Looking forward to seeing some money in the bank finally.

ammonite

I decided a while back that survey sites were just not my thing due to the screening out. Review sites are tedious yes but if you invest 10 minutes of reviewing or rating per day you are guaranteed some sort of money whereas with surveys it is not guaranteed that you will be accepted. I'd rather put my limited time and effort into something that guarantees me some pennies (even just a small amount).

I too am looking forward to seeing some money in my bank in approx 26 minutes. I may even be sad enough to watch it go in at midnight

gallygirl

ammonite wrote: »

I too am looking forward to seeing some money in my bank in approx 26 minutes. I may even be sad enough to watch it go in at midnight

Well? How was it for you :cool:?

ecoelle

Actual money £27.22 from halifax rewards accounts, ebay, roadkill and topcashback
One Poll £8.70
Valued Opinions £8.45
Ipsos 760 (which is about £5.50)
Crowdology £0
Ebay £0
Vouchers £30.00 1x Marks and Spencer, 1x Thorntons and 1x Capital bonds
Consumer Pulse 4000 (worth £4.00)
Viewsbank £1.20
Total £85.07 = £3.69 per day

ammonite

gallygirl wrote: »

Well? How was it for you :cool:?

They don't pay the wages in at midnight :eek:
(yes I stayed up to check :D)

I was pretty happy to see the money this morning though :T

Ecoelle, you are doing really well with your make £100 in November, I am really impressed! :T:T:T

ecoelle

I'm well chuffed with myself actually. I have been doing surveys and cashback sites for ages but having a goal of an amount per day is great motivation. Also i've never really added up how much i've made before, just counted the vouchers coming through the post. But now i see how much money i can earn by really focusing on it i think i will set the same goal next month.

ecoelle

Right...a weeks worth of cleaning in one day...i've got the girls coming tonight for a pamper night with Temple Spa products, so it'll be wine o'clock, but need to make sure my house is a welcoming lovely cosy place, not a bombsite...luckily my bathroom is downstairs so noone will have to venture up the stairs so going to concentrate my efforts on the dining room, lounge, kitchen and bathroom.

'4 rooms, 1 day, 1 1year old, it's a job for super-ecoelle'



Monday - kitchen and hallway
Level One
Give the hob a clean
Level Two
Sweep and mop the floor
Clean a window
Level three
Clear a hotspot
S&S toilets and sinks
Clean the kitchen sink, taps, plugs

Extras
Catch up on phone calls
Update diary with December plans, does the LBD need to go to the cleaners? Kids costumes for plays etc
HHI

Tuessday - Master Bedroom and Landing
Level One
Change the bed
Level Two
Shine a mirror or window
Hoover the floor and skirting boards
Level Three
Bin bag dance or HHTidying
Wipe a window sill or two
From Valli
dust/vacuum or wash all light shades (pendant AND lamp) - a paintbrush makes an EXCELLENT duster for fabric-covered shades; glass shades really shine if washed in soapy water, rinsed and left to dry.

Extras
Light a candle and think of our lovely Bossy and the little moos. Spare a thought for all those missing somebody special from their lives and show those still here just how much they mean to you.

Wednesday - Living Room Stairs
Level One
15 minutes tidying up/clearing a hotspot
Level Two
Drag out what furniture you safely can and hoover behind, dust the skirtings whilst you are at it
Dust the mantle/coffee table
Level Three
Hoover the stairs
Wipe the bannisters
Test your smoke alarms, ensure you have a spare battery now so that you don't need to remove one and not replace it.

Extras
Are you ready for when it snows, salt (or cat litter), snow shovel, frozen bread (or stash of bread flour), frozen milk, torch and batteries, hot water bottles etc in case of power outage.

Thursday - Bathroom and downstairs loo/ensuites
Level One
Check medical supplies, get rid of out of date stuff and replenish stocks
Level Two
Clean baths, sinks and toilets
Wash tiles and splash backs, make them sparkle
Level Three
HH me time, face mask, soak you feet etc
Wash shower curtains/bath mats
Shine the mirrors

Extras
Something off your own list, some mending maybe?

Friday- whatever you fancy
Today you get to choose all your own tasks! Catch up on old chewy frogs or just have the day off.

nattypants

Well done you, and enjoy the pamper evening in your beautifully clean and tidy house:T

Mine on the other hand.....

gallygirl

I don't know about you nats but I'm off for a lie down after reading that.