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~~July 2012 - Make £10 a day challenge :) ~~
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£20 to add today - £10 from Swagbucks and I spent £10 of my bootsale cash so transferred £10 from my banking. Decided it saves me having to go to a bank, and I ended up working a full day today anyway. Also claimed a £10 Sainsbury's voucher from VO but I don't count vouchers.
That's all my attempts for today.I like to make money
Best wins: £3,000 luxury holiday, holiday in Cornwall, £250 Murad Skincare hamper, angle grinder
:j Make £10 a day challenger - it pays for trips to Florida! :j
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Hoping someone can help me with a quick eBay question... Do PayPal charge fees when you sell something too???
I'm such a beginner at this! I've tried googling it but I think I'm confusing myself. It's just that the figures in my PayPal sales don't seem to match the amounts when purchased if you know what I mean.
Thanks so much
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Moneysaverme wrote: »Hoping someone can help me with a quick eBay question... Do PayPal charge fees when you sell something too???
I'm such a beginner at this! I've tried googling it but I think I'm confusing myself. It's just that the figures in my PayPal sales don't seem to match the amounts when purchased if you know what I mean.
Thanks so much
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Hi, yes paypal take a fee, if you click into the item listed on the paypal page it does tell you what their fee is.0 -
Order for 3 aran sweaters today at £25.00 per time to knit a nice little earner. Will add when i get paid which will be in August, a good start me thinks.0
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I though that if I was given compensation then any time I had off work resulting from the accident I would have to repay my workplace for the sick pay that I had taken...
Is this not the case then?????
not all hun! the compensation is yours for suffering an injury as a result of someone else causing an accident. The money is rightfully yours to say you will have a loss of earnings, distress and any other problems caused, and it is yours to spend how you want.
You could hold out and see if they will offer more than the grand, but if you are happy, take it, pay your debts and have your operation. don't worry about it!
take the time to recover and yes SSP is carp! :rotfl: but while you are off recuperating, you could up your moneymaking0 -
£3.14 from superpoints, wonder if it will ever reach £4?0
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Moneysaverme wrote: »Hoping someone can help me with a quick eBay question... Do PayPal charge fees when you sell something too???
I'm such a beginner at this! I've tried googling it but I think I'm confusing myself. It's just that the figures in my PayPal sales don't seem to match the amounts when purchased if you know what I mean.
Thanks so much
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For normal sellers it's 20p + 3.4% - and that's 3.4% of the total amount you are actually being paid, so the selling price AND the p&p charged.Half of November Make £10 a Day Challenge: £51/ £1700 -
Still waiting for a measly £6 from wonderbug, took me over a year to get to redemption and now it takes 9 weeks to be cashed out! Rubbish! Gratis points is finally at payout, I did a survey today which took me to the next payout level and now the next one is too far away so I'm cashing in! I have no idea how much it'll be but it's PayPal so hoping for £15
Well done Teeni, your doing really well.2025 Mortgage start £378K 2025 Overpayment £103 Savings Challenge 2025 **MONEY MAKES ME HAPPY**0 -
£65 wages job 2 to addDebt at LBM Apr 2010 £28,767 Debt free as of Nov 2013 :j0
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I though that if I was given compensation then any time I had off work resulting from the accident I would have to repay my workplace for the sick pay that I had taken...
Is this not the case then?????
No, I'm sure it's not.
Don't get me wrong I'm not an expert on these things so cannot categorically tell you 100%.
But they are separate things, your work wouldn't even need to know about your compensation if you didn't want them to as it is totally nothing to do with them. I'm not saying they shouldn't know as you've any need to hide it - in case you thought I was suggesting foul play!
If you are being offered £1000 though, before you have taken it any further, then that is most likely because they know that if you did pursue a claim, you would probably be entitled to more compensation..?Half of November Make £10 a Day Challenge: £51/ £1700
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