Make £10 a day Challenge for October 2013

fairyclicks

whoop whoop whoop nice win of £80 to add today so close i can almost touch that finish line now i really can't wait!!

HOK3Y

Oh FC you are so close you can touch it!!!!! :T

purple.sarah

I bought some keyrings that were on clearance at work for 1p each. The first one has just sold on eBay for 99p! Now I'm on £145.38/£155. Nearly there! Do any eBay sellers know if it's OK to send a keyring in a normal envelope?

Jevvers

Well done all, nearly there!

pinkneonmartini

lynnejk wrote: »

THANK YOU HOKY3 - Don't know what happened to your quote ?

I'm going up town tomorrow and shopping so will take your positive vibes with me and find some Road - kill. I will, I will, I will :rotfl:



I'm totally flummoxed ! Flubit ? Bertie ?

It's basically a site where they guarantee to beat an online price provided you have a URL to the item stating the price, for example my purchase was a watch on amazon. RRP £135, Amazon price £79, put the amazon URL into Flubit, and 2 hours later was given a price of £68!!! £11 discount on the amazon price and almost 50% the RRP

I've found a Flubit guide on here if you're interested https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/4204995

pinkneonmartini

Rosie wrote: »

FREE Listing on ebay this weekend ;);)

I thought all listings were free now if you start at 99p?

pinkneonmartini

fairyclicks wrote: »

whoop whoop whoop nice win of £80 to add today so close i can almost touch that finish line now :d i really can't wait!!

wooohooooo!!!!!!

pinkneonmartini

i'm intrigued by this wombling business, i work in an office next to a HUGE sainsburys! can you womble sainsburys receipts?

kirky2187

Another £6.64 for me today that was left on an old paid off credit card so my total is now £118.64 yay!! Nearly there! Well done to everyone :-)

soolin

purple.sarah wrote: »

I bought some keyrings that were on clearance at work for 1p each. The first one has just sold on eBay for 99p! Now I'm on £145.38/£155. Nearly there! Do any eBay sellers know if it's OK to send a keyring in a normal envelope?

As long as there are no sharp edges that will cause the paper envelope to be ripped open by the sorting machine. As it needs to go as a large letter anyway (69p 2nd class) , it might be worth putting a little extra padding round it first.