£2015 in 2015

danny_boy89

Hey guys would like to join in.

Bit of background about myself, 25 year old Binman and still living with my parents but started to save for a deposit on a house which is what the majority of my wages will be going towards, i''m also a keen traveler so money earned from this will certainly be going towards a holiday at the end of the year.

Also I referee on a weekly basis, just doing Kids games at the local playing fields but I get between £12-£18 a game and on average maybe £350 a season so that'll be a good chunk of extra earnings.

Have been lurking these forums for a couple of a weeks to gain some ideas on how to boost my income and will open an account with Bubblews, Swagbucks, YouGov and a couple of others in the coming days as well as Buying and Selling wooden furniture.

So good luck to everybody and Happy New Year!

rosielx

I received a cheque today for reviewing retail websites for £140 which I'm counting as it won't be banked till next year. Also £30 for taking part in telephone research.

motorguy

Sold another couple of items at £5.99 each out of my £90 stock purchase. All looking good for making a decent profit on it come sunday evening when all my auctions end :beer:

Still havent heard back from the ebay seller i've bought £200 of stuff from - emailed them twice now. They are 100% sellers with lots of feedback but "slightly" worried - if nothing else because although i'll get my money back through paypal, it was good cheap stock

Fingers crossed....

BritishBibliophile

When did you make your purchase motorguy? A lot of places appear to have closed until the 5th, even if they haven't specifically advertised themselves as such.

I've identified some things on Ciao that I can review for more than the usual 0.5 pence per rating, also aiming to get enough ratings to be in the Premium fund a bit more frequently. Obviously it won't earn me the full £2015 but it's a start XD

kirsty100000

Can I join too please I earned £2806 last year May be harder this year though as I have a new job and less time to spend trying to earn money at home

motorguy

BritishBibliophile wrote: »

When did you make your purchase motorguy? A lot of places appear to have closed until the 5th, even if they haven't specifically advertised themselves as such.

Its a private seller, but they could be away for a few days. They've 100% feedback so i guess i'll just have to wait..

butterfly72

So it's day one!


I'm going to have a rummage around and see what I might be able to sell. I've loads of old books, CDs and vinyl. I sold a lot of these types of things years ago before prices crashed and downloading became really popular. I made well over £1000 then. I haven't got much to sell anymore but every little helps and I do have some classic text books that I really don't use anymore.


Might also see about signing up for some survey sites. I currently do Yougov and make £50 a year. Can anyone suggest any others that are worthwhile?

Tammy2

I've been trying with the survey sites for the last few days. I've attempted loads but only been suitable for one! Ness I come up with a persona for answering them I don't think I'm not going to get very far

Are there any suitable for 16 year olds? Maybe my daughter will have more luck?

asajj

butterfly72 wrote: »

Might also see about signing up for some survey sites. I currently do Yougov and make £50 a year. Can anyone suggest any others that are worthwhile?

I do cash out £30 every month from Global Test Market however it might be slightly different for you. They do pay however.

rosielx

£140 from emystery shopper
£30 from telephone research project
£5.88 from roamers
£16 from screen trends panel

Down hill from here