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I can't believe my Police tickets only reached face value on ebay

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  • Indeed...it's £18000 a year, assuming that income is steady over a period of a year.

    I wouldn't consider this particularly good earnings at all...pretty pitiful in fact.

    If that were gross earnings, it would be unimpressive, but I'd consider it quite a respectable figure for take-home pay. We're getting a bit off topic though.
  • Indeed...it's £18000 a year, assuming that income is steady over a period of a year.

    I wouldn't consider this particularly good earnings at all...pretty pitiful in fact.

    Oh for fcuks sake ! Now you can't help taking the p!ss out of someone's earnings !!!

    Look, to me that's a nice sum of money that I'm extremely grateful for. I'm a lone parent raising 2 kids under my own steam. I work hard to earn what I need to earn whilst juggling the time and attention required by my kids. We live a modest life and that's how I like it. If I put more hours into Ebay to earn more, you'd all be saying how greedy I was and how I've neglected my kids needs !!

    Now, I'll say it again. I'm VERY proud of the fact that I earned £1500 ( yes, take home pay ) last month by selling on Ebay. I've paid my mortgage and other bills and will still have a little something over for a bag of chips perhaps !!!

    You go and earn your huge wages ! I'm not bothered !!! I'm happy on my wages, you on yours.
  • no one is going to fight your corner when it comes to the crunch.

    But I'm not asking anyone to :confused: I've already said that the end will come. I'm not moaning or complaining about that, petitioning Government or anything ? Yes, the crunch time will come, I'll be grateful for past opportunities whilst moving on to the next !
  • Oh for fcuks sake ! Now you can't help taking the p!ss out of someone's earnings !!!

    Look, to me that's a nice sum of money that I'm extremely grateful for. I'm a lone parent raising 2 kids under my own steam. I work hard to earn what I need to earn whilst juggling the time and attention required by my kids. We live a modest life and that's how I like it. If I put more hours into Ebay to earn more, you'd all be saying how greedy I was and how I've neglected my kids needs !!

    Now, I'll say it again. I'm VERY proud of the fact that I earned £1500 ( yes, take home pay ) last month by selling on Ebay. I've paid my mortgage and other bills and will still have a little something over for a bag of chips perhaps !!!

    You go and earn your huge wages ! I'm not bothered !!! I'm happy on my wages, you on yours.
    I earn my wages without screwing people over though.
  • pennylane99
    pennylane99 Posts: 5,783 Forumite
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    Oh for fcuks sake ! Now you can't help taking the p!ss out of someone's earnings !!!

    Look, to me that's a nice sum of money that I'm extremely grateful for. I'm a lone parent raising 2 kids under my own steam. I work hard to earn what I need to earn whilst juggling the time and attention required by my kids. We live a modest life and that's how I like it. If I put more hours into Ebay to earn more, you'd all be saying how greedy I was and how I've neglected my kids needs !!

    Now, I'll say it again. I'm VERY proud of the fact that I earned £1500 ( yes, take home pay ) last month by selling on Ebay. I've paid my mortgage and other bills and will still have a little something over for a bag of chips perhaps !!!

    You go and earn your huge wages ! I'm not bothered !!! I'm happy on my wages, you on yours.

    dont forget the taxman....;)
  • I earn my wages without screwing people over though.


    You know, I've just been screwed by my local garage. £1.45 for a loaf of bread !!!!!! !

    Here's some of the comments from those I've screwed:

    ***GREAT E-BAYER !!! def recommended and will def use again!! CANNOT FAULT!!***

    *F*A*B*U*L*O*U*S*. What more can I say. Definitely will use again. 5* service

    Awesome. Defo hope to use again

    Great tickets, great service, Thanks


    Oh and an email I received recently from someone who spent £150 on a pair of tickets worth £35:

    Just to let you know that i received the tickets in the post this morning. Just wanted to say a huge thankyou for a fantastic service, great communication and and a speedy delivery. I will be sure to leave you positive feedback, you're a real credit to ebay, it's just a shame there aren't more like you!

    I don't seem to find any reference in my feedback to being 'screwed' ?
  • I don't buy or sell tickets but I don't see anything wrong with it ,it's supply and demand something our economy has been built on.

    If it was an essential to life must have item then indeed I would call it profiteering of the most disgusting order but it is a ticket.

    If people weren't so much into celebrity and hero worship their would be no market for these tickets.

    And personal insults only makes you look pathetic.
  • dont forget the taxman....;)

    I don't, that's why I'm registered as self employed and declare my earnings.
  • mightyreds wrote: »
    All this "i provide a service" nonsense.

    My buyers seem to think so.... check out post #57 ....
  • nightswimmer
    nightswimmer Posts: 1,015 Forumite
    I earn my wages without screwing people over though.

    Really? Isn't anyone who earns a wage by selling any product, service, whatever, for a profit doing exactly that? Whether they/their company makes 1p profit, or a Bilion pounds profit, they have still at some point screwed someone over and obtained more money for something than it's actually worth.
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