~* Make £10 a day challenge June 2013 *~ everybody most welcome to join

newbee007

01.06 - 08.06 balance - £104.46

09.06 sun - £0
10.06 mon - £5.74 (1 hr overtime at work)
11.06tue - £0
12.06 wed - £7.17 (1 1/4 hr overtime at work)
13.06 thu - £18.65 (3 1/4 ov) + £2.80 (saved bus fare - cycled to work)
14.06 fri - £15.78 (2 3/4 ov) + £2.80 (cycled to work)

Total £52.94 more in pocket on top of base wages this week.
Total for june- £157.4

*wages after tax

MrsCautious

Another £20 in eBay sales. *modest woop*

KayleighJ

Just checking back in, don't get chance to keep up with all comments unfortunately but try my best to read most of them!

I have to add:
£51.40 from TCB
£10 for sellin my wedding shoes, finally!
£7 for other facebook sales
£60.97 from Quidco

Hopefully a few more facebook sales tomorrow and really got my fingers crossed as someone wants to buy my wedding dress next week for £80!! Lot of space cleared and really need money as me n hubby had to bite the bullet and buy some much needed new clothes! Hope she doesn't back out between now and next Friday!

dorajar

Took DH to Mr T's and split the shopping so managed to use 2 x £5 helping hands and 2 x £3 off, £3.50 MOC and £5.60 in multibuys (£25.10 total) and £2 off my diesel.

MrsCautious

Have made £1.40 at a charity event this afternoon. I won't let it change me.

Djelhi-Bhelli

I've just picked up the post and there's some money-ff coupons for Iceland, £1.50 off with £15 spend x 2 and a £2 off with £20 spend. That'll come in handy, I can use the first one after 22nd so I'll count them in once I use 'em.:)

And had a parcel today (following on from a survey I'm doing) with two family-sized packs of new crisps to try out and send in evaluation. Won't count it as cash but yummy, that's snacks sorted out for family TV time tonight!

.... and DS just announced that he was going to treat himself to a smart new college bag from Adidas (fifty-two quid! For a bag! But he works very hard in his part-time job and so he can afford it - and deserves it!) so I pounced onto TopCashBack and sure enough, going through them got a 7% cashback, so that'll be extra pennies at some point!

fairyclicks

I've fallen off the wagon can someone pull me back onboard please xxxx

Aesop

fairyclicks wrote: »

I've fallen off the wagon can someone pull me back onboard please xxxx

kicks fairy up the bottom... right you are back on board the boat hun!

you ok?

fairyclicks

Aesop wrote: »

kicks fairy up the bottom... right you are back on board the boat hun!

you ok?

LOL thanks ma dear

I'm ok, a little bit flat just but nothing too bad. Not sure what happened me this week, had a lot of appointments over the past few weeks and hardly been home. Went to a boot sale this morning and didn't even take stuff out of the car maybe will manage one tomorrow

xxxx

dorajar

Djelhi-Bhelli wrote: »

It's a tiny bit of faffage but if it's Amazon vouchers you're after (or m&s) then worth doing. Just go to Rewards and claim a 'Flex-e-code' voucher, then you'll need to follow the registration process, and then you'll have your flexecode voucher emailed to you.. THEN you need to 'buy' an Amazon (or whatever) voucher from their site with it, which they then email the code to you. It sounds a bit long-winded but in reality it takes about ten minutes from claiming through to applying Amazon Voucher code to your Amazon account, just as normal.

Good luck!

Thanks I will give this a try later x