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Trying to Make Money: a tip
Mrsprudence
Posts: 2 Newbie
Hi everyone. Love seeing all the tips. Trying to ge my house deposit in 2 years from now. i joined retaileyes and have had 2 assignments from them. One was to do mystery shopping on hotel receptionists and give feedback. 90 minutes got me £90.
i also went through sarosresearch.com and that questionnaire took 2 minutes and I've just done 4 surveys @ Stansted for £78 in total. They choose who they want to take on, after you fill out a questionnaire for every market research assignment. I try and be as open to suggestion as possible
I had to go Pt's Corner & buy dog food. I got to keep the dog food, and got a rennet for taking part. The questionnaire afterward was LONG! Not quite worth doing that one. But, it gives me about £1,000 extra a year, which I whack into premium bonds.
I also recycle all my ink cartridges via ink cycle and check out petrol prices via 'petrol prices' ( see google) before I fill up and save £20 per month. Last one, I promise, I got back £274 from mylostaccounts ( see google agan) which had money in from when I was a student (and must have legged it)
Hope that helps.
i also went through sarosresearch.com and that questionnaire took 2 minutes and I've just done 4 surveys @ Stansted for £78 in total. They choose who they want to take on, after you fill out a questionnaire for every market research assignment. I try and be as open to suggestion as possible
I had to go Pt's Corner & buy dog food. I got to keep the dog food, and got a rennet for taking part. The questionnaire afterward was LONG! Not quite worth doing that one. But, it gives me about £1,000 extra a year, which I whack into premium bonds.I also recycle all my ink cartridges via ink cycle and check out petrol prices via 'petrol prices' ( see google) before I fill up and save £20 per month. Last one, I promise, I got back £274 from mylostaccounts ( see google agan) which had money in from when I was a student (and must have legged it
)Hope that helps.
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Bloody auto-correct! Apologies for grammar0
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Yes those are good advices. I will just add up one thing. One way I also save money is through subscribing to free sample sites that that of freakyfreddies.com and more like sites that lists free sample offers. Most people would see free samples as a waste of time and effort but for me I am taking this as an edge to save more money.
If you will see the brighter of this, you will have discount coupons, offers and free items which is very helpful in everyday lives. But of course what you need is to be more careful for scams and junks. But most of the time, it works for me.0 -
I think I'll have to get looking for lost accounts - that sounds like a great one for me! Thanks!0
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