September 2014 - Make £10 a day challenge

hummingbird

A bit late joining this month once again! Please can I put down for £30/day so £900 for the month? I've had a very good start so far with £213 of fees and charges waived from an overlimit credit card - I had a really helpful advisor, who took the time to help me!!

Also £309.83 back paid from a claim which I hadn't been expecting for some time to come, so over the moon to receive it so quickly.

Aesop

£5 amazon voucher from mobile xpressions love these new apps

Also claimed £3.20 from clic and walk. Just waiting for it to clear into paypal.

dorajar

Went to debenhams and all sale stuff on bogof, so got a pair of jeans and a shirt for £24 saving £21 :-)

LionessInWinter

Listerbelle wrote: »

Where are you based? I am in Calif. Have you ever tried checkpoints? Scan one or more of a list of items they ask for while you are at the supermarket, earn points that you can convert to rewards. I get approx 4$ Amazon codes a week from them

I'm in CA too, Hi :hello:

I've tried checkpoints but didn't get very far, I will try it again. Thanks. I do shopkick, do you do that one? It's points when you walk-in and points when you scan items. I think even points when you buy stuff with your linked card.

kirstydriver

yay finally off the starting point!

£6 pinecone
£60 Bubblews
Total: £66/£200


Pending
$270 bubblews pending (£150?) can not rely on this actually being paid in Sept...
£252 overtime

KXB664

mavvymoo wrote: »

£7.93 to add from 123 credit card cashback.
Since buying our new (to us) miles cheaper to run cars our fuel bill has gone down by £250 a month at least.
All our fuel goes on the 123 credit card as they pay 3% on it
Paid in full every month on DD :rotfl:

Mav x

Would you mind me asking what cars you had and what (more fuel efficient) cars you bought? I ask because need to get a car!

LionessInWinter

Another $6 Field Agent

Total so far $19

Casper123

£18 added for me from eBay sales. All a start! well done all

emmaglet

charliedaydream wrote: »

What is the best way of selling clothes these days? I assume ebay is still good for the good quality highstreet brands like Next and M&S.

Thanks

eBay is good, and you get 20 listings for free every calendar month. But have a look at Facebook too - type in the name of your town/city and "selling", "for sale" etc and see what groups pop up. No fees and someone usually comes to collect the item(s).

emmaglet

£65.60 cleared from People Per Hour. I'm back on Superpoints.

My Bubblews redemption was due on 1st September and there is no sign of it yet