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Make £10 a Day - December 2013 Challenge

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  • surfsister
    surfsister Posts: 7,527 Forumite
    I've been Money Tipped!
    grrmich wrote: »
    £10 morrisons voucher came in the post today from a Sun+ trial £1 subscription (subscriptions canceled before the end of the month).

    This won't help towards my total as it's not cash but picked up a food processor through freecycle today - am very chuffed.

    i received the free lip gloss but no coupon unless I missed it!!
  • surfsister
    surfsister Posts: 7,527 Forumite
    I've been Money Tipped!
    Just claimed a £10 voucher from Valuebubble Opinions, which will go in my Amazon stash, so rolling along okay this week :)

    well done. is this a good one to do? if so how can i sign up please?
  • Morning all :)

    I've had a surprise refund from NPower, well a surprise at the amount, not a surprise that my bill for the last 6 months was below my direct debit total as I've been on a massive energy saving drive at home, unplugging everything that's not in use, and only allowing myself 1 hr of the heating on of an evening, just to take the chill off the house and whacking on the layers, my fleecy batman onesie has been a godsend! :D Even my little dog has now got a xmas fleecy onesie of his own thanks to my mums puppy outgrowing his ;) I know dogs don't necessarily "need" a onesie, but he's a little old man now and his natural winter coat is not what it used to be and bless him I've caught him shivvering a couple of times :( so now it's Onesie-amundo in the Murphy household :D Sorry I've completely veered off on a tangent, but basically NPower have given me back £73.49 :money:

    Oh and I had a £5 nectar redeem on a basket full of reduced meat in sainsburys ;) I now easily have enough to see me well into January :) I cannot believe I didn't know about the joys of slow cooking a beef shin, I'm still ridiculously anal about trimming all the fat and sinue off before it goes into the cast iron pot, but my god it's tender after 4 hours :p and at little over £1 each (when reduced) each one will see me through 3 or 4 meals easily so they are a super find ;) Yesterday I managed to nab 3, along with 4 steaks, some prawns AND a 1.5kg ham super lean ham :D All of which has been thrown into the freezer ;)

    £78.49 to add to the siggy :T


    Hope you're all having a good day and staying safe in this vile weather :o
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    Make £10/day Y1£3.5k Y2£3k Yr3£4k Yr4£1.5k
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  • Morning all :)

    I've had a surprise refund from NPower, well a surprise at the amount, not a surprise that my bill for the last 6 months was below my direct debit total as I've been on a massive energy saving drive at home, unplugging everything that's not in use, and only allowing myself 1 hr of the heating on of an evening, just to take the chill off the house and whacking on the layers, my fleecy batman onesie has been a godsend! :D Even my little dog has now got a xmas fleecy onesie of his own thanks to my mums puppy outgrowing his ;) I know dogs don't necessarily "need" a onesie, but he's a little old man now and his natural winter coat is not what it used to be and bless him I've caught him shivvering a couple of times :( so now it's Onesie-amundo in the Murphy household :D Sorry I've completely veered off on a tangent, but basically NPower have given me back £73.49 :money:

    Oh and I had a £5 nectar redeem on a basket full of reduced meat in sainsburys ;) I now easily have enough to see me well into January :) I cannot believe I didn't know about the joys of slow cooking a beef shin, I'm still ridiculously anal about trimming all the fat and sinue off before it goes into the cast iron pot, but my god it's tender after 4 hours :p and at little over £1 each (when reduced) each one will see me through 3 or 4 meals easily so they are a super find ;) Yesterday I managed to nab 3, along with 4 steaks, some prawns AND a 1.5kg ham super lean ham :D All of which has been thrown into the freezer ;)

    £78.49 to add to the siggy :T


    Hope you're all having a good day and staying safe in this vile weather :o

    Thats really good news.

    I also love my slow cooker they are great at this time of year.
    March GC £27.86/£350
  • surfsister wrote: »
    well done. is this a good one to do? if so how can i sign up please?

    I find them very reliable with amount of surveys sent out, and I qualify for about 50% of them so I usually reckon to cash out a £10 voucher every month.

    Like any survey site they aren't perfect, and sometimes 'reward outstanding' has to be chased up (their customer service is rather vague) but I've done very well out of them so definitely recommend!

    I'm not sure about posting links here but if you just go direct to the Valued Opinions site you can register straight away.

    Good luck, have fun! :T
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  • nat21luv
    nat21luv Posts: 3,434 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Cashback Cashier
    edited 6 December 2013 at 3:54PM
    Hi all! :wave

    £10 amazon voucher from ipsos that I wasn't expecting until after xmas as it was oos, very chuffed I can now get my mums xmas pressie for free :D

    Can a ask a huuuuuge favour? :D Please would you be so kind as to vote for me as I could really do with the prize since my DD ruined all mine :( Ive been using scraped-off-the-floor-and-hair-mangled cosmetics, its not nice :D Excuse the pic ;)

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    £20k in 2023 = £2718 £2023 in 2023 = £196.41 Grocery challenge £250= £195.80 **MONEY MAKES ME HAPPY**
  • Djelhi-Bhelli
    Djelhi-Bhelli Posts: 122 Forumite
    edited 6 December 2013 at 4:08PM
    nat21luv wrote: »
    Hi all! :wave

    £10 amazon voucher from ipsos that I wasn't expecting until after xmas as it was oos, very chuffed I can now get my mums xmas pressie for free :D

    Thanks Nat - I had enough points the other day on Ipsos for a voucher but saw they were oos. When I saw your post i popped back in to the site and yep, they're back in stock so I've ordered mine.

    So that's another £10 Amazon voucher to add to my total this month. :j

    I counted all all the pennies and small silver in my roadkill jars this afternoon and sent DS down to the bank with them, got eight pounds in total, which I've converted to Iceland savings stamps for my card.. that takes me over the minimum to earn a free stamp - so adding £1 to the savings pot! :D
    NOV 2014 £151.74/£150 ... DEC 2014 £303.81/300 ... JAN 2015 £143.33/£150
    FEBRUARY 2015 £25.79/£100
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  • Bex296
    Bex296 Posts: 151 Forumite
    Off to a slow start, but I made £16 for some extra teaching yesterday. Must send my camera lens off to second hand people and advertise a few things on eBay...
    Debt: [STRIKE]£8652[/STRIKE]£8550:eek:
    Honeymoon and post-job savings: £50/£1100,
    DFD target: December 2015
    Saving for Xmas 15 #35: - £4/£365
    NST December #28 - Food etc- £200.71/£260, :xmastree: & decs £0/40, Diesel £48/£110, Christmas presents and spending money £335.59/£380, Food Bank £5/5, SFDs 1/15.
  • mavvymoo
    mavvymoo Posts: 2,152 Forumite
    1,000 Posts Combo Breaker Debt-free and Proud! Mortgage-free Glee!
    Hi everyone
    We are ok :) A bit wind swept but dry unlike a lot of people sadly.
    Hope everyone else is ok and dry as well .
    £4 egg sales to add and £100 from coins that I counted and bagged up :D and have now banked to savings :D

    Still waiting for some vouchers from surveys but don't know if they will be here before Christmas.

    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 :T


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