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Make £10 a day April 2015 challenge
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Just popping in to say 'hello' and well done to everyone:beer:. What brilliant results are being recorded, and lots of lovely new ideas for making money practically every time I look in. What a pity I don't have/can't afford to buy and run a smartphone or tablet or anything that runs these fabulous apps I keep seeing mentioned. Just have to rely on a second-hand laptop:o
Nothing extra to report this month, have had a 'funny' few days with OH having to have a medical procedure on his foot and subsequent follow-up daily dressings etc at the clinic. My car is kaput (gearbox problem) so I've had to ferry him hither and yon in his new car (well, nearly new 2nd hand) that he only got last week. He's very critical of my driving so not the fun experience it could have been driving something other than a rust-bucket. At least it hasn't cost me anything for petrol this time:rotfl:.
Aesop, am sending you a PM in a mo about the postal survey you mentioned a while ago. Can't find if there was any follow-up on the thread and am in a bit of a hurry so hope you don't mind a PM.
Have a great money-making weekend, everyone:beer:. I envy any potential car booters as the sun is shining here, I've got loads of stuff to sell but no vehicle for the next week at least:mad:0 -
atti, pennies make ££££££ :beer::beer::beer:0
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carbootcrazy wrote: »What a pity I don't have/can't afford to buy and run a smartphone or tablet or anything that runs these fabulous apps I keep seeing mentioned. Just have to rely on a second-hand laptop:o
Nothing extra to report this month, have had a 'funny' few days with OH having to have a medical procedure on his foot and subsequent follow-up daily dressings etc
sorry to hear about hubby. nothing worse than driving with them next to you. i hate driving with hubby he always tells me what to do although usually I disagree with him.
get better soon mr carbootcrazy
yes, got PM and replied.
ok, will need to find more moneymaking things for people with just pcs.
but if at any time you can scrape some pennies together here is some cheap phone and tablet
http://www.tesco.com/direct/ee-alcatel-pop-c1-black/559-6175.prd and don't forget to go through topcashback for extra points. you can do click and collect so no postage fees. Currently at £25
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Prontotec-Capacitive-Screen-Android-G-sensor/dp/B00FQPNW7W/ref=sr_1_13?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1429871484&sr=1-13&keywords=tablets
currently £28.99 and in more colours than just pink
I have one on watch with camelcamelcamel in case price drops further while i save amazon vouchers to buy it, I want it for my son.0 -
:(I have not done as well as I wanted, but it has a lot to do with having my paypal hacked and having to change all my passwords as well as setting up my husband's business for him.
So far I have made £22 from fb sells
£10 from selling seedlings.
£13.80 from euro lotto win
£2.48 from an eBay sell
£20 from Vivitac (does not come until May though so does it count?)
I have about £100 of stuff on eBay and another £45 on fb, but no one seems to want to buy.
Total of £68.28 so far. A little on the sad side. I need to work harder next month.:(0 -
sorry to hear about paypal being hacked googleyeyes
best of luck with Mr googleyeyes' business
Personally most of us don't count cash until it is actually in our account/hands as there is a chance that you may never receive it.
sorry posted without saying, well done on your totals! brilliant. and no amount is too small, it is all extra money, more than you had before!0 -
Thank you for the advice I will remove it from my total for now, but it will mean I am £20 up for May already0
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Afternoon all, been to the charity shop, it seems there was a few people there with the same idea with me, one bloke was picking up and buying every shirt he saw! Think next time i go i'll go just as they open. I did manage to get some bargains which should bring a nice profit...
- Mens Tresspass Jacket 99p advertised for £10 on facebook
- Little childrens official disney clothign got for 3 for £1 wil sell as bulk
- Zara man Jumper 99p
- Tresspass fleece would sell at bootsale £4
- River Island jumpers and T shirts 50p each (hlaf price)
- Red Herring T shirts 50p each
- 18 motn old Ralph Lauren Polo top 30p
- girls 18 motnh old monsoon top 30p
So as you can see lots of bargains, Also picked up a camouflage gillet for 99p easily sell on for £5.
I'll keep you all posted on anything i sell!! happy money saving guys!! :TDocumenting my journey from full time support worker to full time eBay reseller0 -
any of you tried doing this?
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5146700
you can get the ebook for free on amazon if you sign up for one of the amazon offers, and then cancel the offer before free period ends.
or there are similar books on there.0
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