Make £10 a day - January 2014 challenge!! Everybody most welcome to join :)

Cantfindafreeuserid

Hi can someone explain YouGov for me please? Who are they? How does it work? How does it pay?

Many thanks.

FeistyFidget

Purpleroses wrote: »

i've had an email from the royal mail survey people, they are looking for new people so if you want to apply follow this link

https://rmpri.research-int.com

you get paid in stamps and get special edition ones too. even got a diary at xmas from them

Thank you so much for this - I had to bend the answers ever so slightly as a cousin works for Royal Mail, but he is technically transport not delivery.

Cantfindafreeuserid wrote: »

emmaglet thats fab my cat escaped its cage on a trip to the vets and shot across a round into a pond then into the woods never to be seen again ........... or so I thought he turned up a few days short of 2 years to the day he went missing! Our vets is in a different town and I think had it been in our own town he would have made it home but he strayed for 2 years and was picked up after a lovely lady had been feeding him called the cats protection. Luckily the cats protection remembered him getting lost and reunited us :-)

What a lovely story

emmaglet wrote: »

Still nothing new to add, haha. But:

One mystery shop completed - it was a social media project.
Wedding on a budget blog has been launched and have over 100 visitors last night - pretty decent for a launch! Hopefully adding Skimlinks (an affiliate program) on it later today.

Hoping to get some items listed on a Livejournal community that I'm a member of tonight. And actually start photographing for the next free eBay listing weekend.

Could you PM me a link to your blog? I would love a read, I'm already married, but do love a bargain!!

cte1111

Final day of the postal survey, will receive a £5 voucher for this, plus another Textbroker article for £2.90.

FeistyFidget

Time to catch up with money

Aiming for £5 a day - £155 total - Currently saved £321.92

Monday 30th December - overtime £84.38
Monday 30th December - Etsy sold digital poster x 2 £6.78
Tuesday 31st December - overtime £84.38
Thursday 2nd January - Etsy paper cut £10.71 (£12.00 minus fees)
Friday 3rd January - Facebook 2 x slimming plaques £17
Sunday 5th January - Etsy Necklace £7.05
Sunday 5th January - Nectar adpoints £1.18
Monday 6th January - Etsy Ring £4.46
Monday 6th January - Overtime £37.50
Monday 6th January - Amazon book trade £7.10
Tuesday 7th January - Ziffit Book Sales £7.32
Tuesday 7th January - facebook sold a handmade card 50p
Wednesday 8th January - Etsy Tree of Life necklace £15.23 minus fees
Thursday 9th January - Etsy handmade card £2.02 minus fees
Thursday 9th January - cex cds and dvds £16.70 minus postage
Friday 10th January - Etsy Best Friends paper cut £11.01 minus fees
Saturday 11th January - facebook Alice handmade poster £3.30 minus postage
Saturday 11th January - facebook winnie the pooh cut £5.30 minus fees

I also have a lot of ebay items ending today, a few more handmade items in the middle of selling, and some musicmagpie and zapper bits to process, as well as more over-time It seems I should have aimed for £10 a day lol

Tinker.bell_3

things are plodding along slowly here- got £15 in the pipeline, just waiting for things to come through!!

made £2 today selling some un-needed baby clothes so have added that to the total

Aesop

Hi all

Still around just really busy with work. Anyone know any16-18yr olds looking for work in west london?

I will update later on. I have managed tomake some money.

usa1

Cantfindafreeuserid wrote: »

Hi can someone explain YouGov for me please? Who are they? How does it work? How does it pay?

Many thanks.

Hi


YouGov do surveys and focus groups, the pay out is £50.00 via BACS/Cheque, its mainly surveys about voting, products and lifestyle. It can takes ages to get to pay out.


https://yougov.co.uk/refer/j8pZl0EAlzPHvOVtN96ICQ/

franby64

Found 5p roadkill. Made my day!

PiggyBankShaker

Ebay sales today total £40.03 after fees but before postage.

Thrifty_Fashionista

3 e@ay items ending tomorrow currently have bids of £12.70 between them. Hopefully it will edge up a bit before they finish.

TF x