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2015 - January ~ Make £10 a day challenge ~ everybody welcome
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Please please please can I rejoin for Jan? I have been AWOL for a couple of years, but this single living malarkey is expensive!! And really need to save some money, and get some extra cash in.
Could you please put me down for £5 a day to start?
Thanks guys.DFBX2016 #160 - £3550/£8800
DFBX2017 #160 - £0/£11,378
£0/7807 CapOne (0% PAID) £0/2776 Tesco (0% PAID)
£820/820 HSBC OD (100% PAID) £0/£795 HSBC M/C (0% PAID)0 -
cutiepieabf wrote: »Please please please can I rejoin for Jan? I have been AWOL for a couple of years, but this single living malarkey is expensive!! And really need to save some money, and get some extra cash in.
Could you please put me down for £5 a day to start?
Thanks guys.
of course you canwelcome back
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£6.38 claimed from iMutual will be payable next fri but am including it now
£10 paypal claimed from sb
82p from sending off used stamps
37p claimed from qmee
£10 saved at sainsburys - money off coupons and £2.50 nectar points0 -
Another £15.75 to add.
£12.50 redeemed nectAr points
£3.25 supermarket savings
Wahoo...
Ive never hived off these little savings in the past, I have always just let them languish in my purse or my current account and they just got swallowed up.
However, separating them like this hAs really shown me just how cAreless I have been in the past. Well no more. I am a reformed character. I have set up a separate bank account and shall enjoy watching my savings grow.
I can't believe how much I've managed to save/earn so far this month and I haven't even begun to start trying to sell anything yet.....
thank you so much for this thread. I should have joined this challenge years ago:rotfl:0 -
lessonlearned wrote: »Another £15.75 to add.
£12.50 redeemed nectAr points
£3.25 supermarket savings
However, separating them like this hAs really shown me just how cAreless I have been in the past. Well no more. I am a reformed character. I have set up a separate bank account and shall enjoy watching my savings grow.
well done. do you have a smartphone or topcashback and quidco accounts? if so check if any of the items you have bought qualify for cashback, and if you have smartphone sign upto shopitize and checkoutsmart too.0 -
Hi Aesop. I noticed you mentioned this the other day but ive no idea how this works. I'm a 63 year old technophobe who is just starting to get to grips with all this.
I have just joined Topcashback and have used it once when shopping online. There is money in my account but it has not been paid by the retailer yet. I'm just getting used to all this. I do have An IPhone, is that a Smart phone. Can you please point in the right direction on how to do what you suggest.
Thank you for the suggestion btw I am keen to do asmuch as I can to increase my wealth.;)0 -
Arsop - I also wanted to thank you for the heads up about PPI.
Tbh I thought I had missed the boat, so when you mentioned it yesterday I read up about it on Martins tips.
I have put a note in my diary and once I have all the paperwork together I will look into it. My husband died recently and I just assumed any right to a claim died with him, but apparently not, so I shall definitely being looking into that.
So again thanks for your timely reminder.0 -
Sorry for your loss lessonlearned. Good luck with the PPI XxDebts @ LBM £23,729.31. Debts @ 08/04/2016 £0 :j
Best win so far - holiday to Florida0 -
Received my first payout from Clixsense today of £7.07 which takes me to £223.42.0
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Weekly update, nightmare eBay buyer, won a few of my items and since has disappeared.
But still, just little amounts to add, streetportr, apptrailers and clixsense
Jan:
£100 tips, husband gave me his tips again
£3 Pincone
£26 (ish) eBay
£2.35 App trailers
£66.16 Bubblews
£9 amazon gift cards (swags)
£11 refund from M&S
£9.39 Clixsense
£10 amazon gift card i-say
Total: £236.90
Pending:
£91 overtime
Looks like everyone is doing great considering it is the start of the year0
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