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~November 2013 Make £10 a day challenge ~ everybody most welcome to join
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Good evening, I eventually have some more money to add to the pot, which consists of:
£15.75 for some phone answering work that I done
£77.17 for some content writing work
£19 for survey work
30p cashback from mysuper*arket
£1.87 from Asda vouchers
This new money takes my balance to £459.43/£500 (£40.57 to make before the end of the month)0 -
£5 just hit paypal from a survey
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and forgot egg sales earlier of £4:D:D
Was thinking today when I first joined MSE back in the day
I remember always reading this thread thinking how on earth do people make an extra £10 a day :eek: I know I could never do that
So joined the make an extra payment a week challenge instead which really helped me a lot.
Then when I got braver I joined this thread and to be honest now I don't know what I would have done without it :rotfl:
So to anyone who lurks on this thread and thinks there is no way I could do thatYou sure as hell can do it :T:T:T
I am living proof of that along with all the other regulars who make that little bit extra every month:)
So thank you too Aesop and everyone else on here :T:T:T My life wouldn't be the same without all of you :T:T:T
Mav x
Debt free and Mortgage free thank you to all for your encouragement and advice :j
Crazy Clothes challenge £300/£48 and 5 months /0 without spending :T0 -
£5 just hit paypal from a survey
:D
and forgot egg sales earlier of £4:D:D
Was thinking today when I first joined MSE back in the day
I remember always reading this thread thinking how on earth do people make an extra £10 a day :eek: I know I could never do that
So joined the make an extra payment a week challenge instead which really helped me a lot.
Then when I got braver I joined this thread and to be honest now I don't know what I would have done without it :rotfl:
So to anyone who lurks on this thread and thinks there is no way I could do thatYou sure as hell can do it :T:T:T
I am living proof of that along with all the other regulars who make that little bit extra every month:)
So thank you too Aesop and everyone else on here :T:T:T My life wouldn't be the same without all of you :T:T:T
Mav x
I have to say the same - i thought it wasn't possible but yet it seemed a lot easier than expectedso yes stop lurking and join us
oh and i have just added another £20 ish to account from fb salesDebt at Aug 2010 (LBM) £21,908.86, Debt Freeeeee Date 4th Nov 2013 :j:j:j Massive Thanks to the £10 per day thread :A Next goals:Savings £1203.16/£10,000******Mortgage to Zero: £52,579.46 to go
Feb Earnings: £711.20/£500 March: £434.41/£500Currently compiling an A-Z of earning sites and happy to share it0 -
I am having a spectacular week - $2125 from a jewellery sale, $2145 today from the insurance, and today I was pulled to one side by a partner and told I was being put forward by two of the partners for a Christmas bonus!!!!! Totally unexpected but this has been the best financial week in memory. Way, way cool!Credit Card Freedom gained 14 Feb 2014!!Total Debt Freedom gained 29 Apr 2014!!Savings goal 30/9/23: £72,000/£538,001.....yes I'm serious!Total Debt August 2013: [STRIKE]$21,587[/STRIKE] April 2014: $0!!!!:j0
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It's a year tomorrow since I joined this site and I too thought no way could I make £5 or £10 a day, there are some very resourceful people round these parts and I am very pleased to have been able to follow the examples everyone sets here - I've joined MS sites, Forestpeople surveys and even Qmee as well as starting Facebook selling since joining, I think I'd just started on eBay when I joined the thread and was into various n3ctar point boosting schemes!
I am adding £5.05 for today, £3.40 for overestimating eBuy postage cost (oh well never done that before, won't make a habit of it!) and £1.65 after fees/postage for selling a jumper on there and just been paid.
I'm promised £50 from a sale on the last weekend of the month, am told £100 cashback should show up in my account within 7 days, maybe the fact I tweeted about it may have helped. I've also been in touch with Utlity Whouse to get a refund on my gas, I've been paying over the odds for months and have a credit of £258, this means they are going to take next month's bill out of that and pay me the rest. I have about £60 in credit on my electricity account as well, think I need to ring back about that. Have requested to pay what I use each month instead of on a fixed amount, which will mean more in the winter in the long run and less in the summer but thought I'd give it a go, being as there's £310 in credit!
Did a MS at lunchtime and have booked two more, getting a few lined up for payment next month.
Nobody wants my wii though0 -
Another £5 Paypal from Swagbucks and £6 for writing a paragraph or two for someones website
Debt free wannabe
Competition addict
Debt paid: /£36000 -
Only a little bit more from me:
£5 from SBs
£3 from a Gumtree Sale
So now at £84.26
Requested another £5 from SBs so should have that by the end of the month too. Slowly but surely.Initial Mortgage January 2024 - £160,000
Initial Mortgage free date - January 2058
Mortgage as of 1st February 2024 - £159,134.98
Overpayments to date - £79.62
Current Mortgage free date - January 20580 -
I am having a spectacular week - $2125 from a jewellery sale, $2145 today from the insurance, and today I was pulled to one side by a partner and told I was being put forward by two of the partners for a Christmas bonus!!!!! Totally unexpected but this has been the best financial week in memory. Way, way cool!
Aww Hokey, that's fantastic!
Debt free wannabe
Competition addict
Debt paid: /£36000 -
Wow! Good to read about your experiences... encouraging.
I see many of you included refunds so I'll add my 36.42 from TV license cancellation (sign to be updated).
I'm also in credit with my gas+electricity, around 300 pounds and I'm about to move so I hope to get back some money soon from there as well. (I reallly tried to cut back on heating, it was off for the whole summer so I expect a big sum.)
Need to put my stuff on ebay this weekend and enter some gumtree and preloved ads.
Shalala. Shalala. Lala. La.6mo EF: £ /£
Frugal Living Challenge 2024 £ /£
NSD: Jan /
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£5 off total spend coupon used today XxDebts @ LBM £23,729.31. Debts @ 08/04/2016 £0 :j
Best win so far - holiday to Florida0
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