~Make £10 a day May 2015 challenge ~ in memory of PrincessMelody2009

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Samiszel wrote: »

carbootcrazy- I do a boot sale or two a year and they are always £12 per stall here (SE London)!! :eek:

Wow:eek:. We have a grumble if we find one locally that's £6 instead of the usual £5:rotfl:

princessmelody2009

Wow you guys are lucky, my last boot sale was last summer and we were paying £12, although I do live in London :rotfl: - really must move somewhere cheaper!

Last minute eBay bid so another 76p PayPal to add to total :j Have to deduct postage but as I already have stamps shouldn't be much, will update sig when posted

Happy earning all x

lynnejk

Hiya everyone :hello:

esbm wrote: »

Could you add me to the list please Aesop? I need the accountability!

perkyears wrote: »

Hi, please add me at £10 a day please. I've got a £350 overdraft I'd like to pay off this month.

Welcome to the thread both of you and good luck with the challenge


For the Amazing offer - £10 voucher if spend £50 - ends 5th May


sign into site
Go to Home and Garden
Click on Kitchen and Dining (for example)
You will see a banner at top of page about it - click on expand
You will now get a page listing headings
Go to whichever and scroll through - there are loads most already discounted
Good Luck !!


Received my £10 voucher today and made £2.75 on regular scans so another £12.75 to add :T


I don't know about the car boots etc as I don't have anything to sell - have to 'make' all my pennies directly :rotfl:


Hope you all have a money-making Monday
Lx

Azzzaa

Morning all, it's been quiet my end as i've been staying at a family friends for a party!! I haven't had time to put in the hours for my Facebook sales however I have been hitting my daily goal on SB

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Thanks, Lynne, found it now but nothing I [STRIKE]want[/STRIKE] need to buy:(

Listed quite a lot of small stuff on eBay yesterday and have watchers on a few and initial bids on 3 of them. Auctions don't end until Sunday so keeping my fingers crossed. Won't make much money but it's less clutter to annoy me:j.

Listed 17 books on Amazon last night. My sales have been non-existent for weeks so I've also started going through my current inventory and lowered a few prices by a few pennies. Will get on with the rest today as car boot selling has been shelved for today:(. It's the 1p Amazon book sellers that are spoiling it for the rest of us. They must be making losses on each sale when postage is taken into consideration as some of them are very heavy books!

Have a good day everyone:beer:

Azzzaa

I'm Essex too, It's £12 a car here and £15 for a van!! Tables and clothing racks must be supplied by yourselves, Incidentally if anyone is in the central Essex area and wouldn't mind lending me some clothing racks so i could do a bootsale I would be really grateful (saves me spending £8 on the cheapest ones in Argos)

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Azzzaa wrote: »

I'm Essex too, It's £12 a car here and £15 for a van!! Tables and clothing racks must be supplied by yourselves, Incidentally if anyone is in the central Essex area and wouldn't mind lending me some clothing racks so i could do a bootsale I would be really grateful (saves me spending £8 on the cheapest ones in Argos)

I should thank my lucky stars then that it's still only £5 round here:j

Beware the cheapo clothes rails. I had 2 from Argos (special offer 2 for £15;)) and although they looked nice and seemed quite sturdy it didn't take much for them to topple over. The field I was on wasn't quite level and it was a very windy day. Darn things toppled over a couple of times fully laden with freshly washed and ironed clothes:eek:. Caught them just in time on several other occasions. Nightmare morning! They're OK if you weight them down but I didn't have anything suitable with me that time as I was just selling clothes and fabric:(.

Azzzaa

carbootcrazy wrote: »

I should thank my lucky stars then that it's still only £5 round here:j

Beware the cheapo clothes rails. I had 2 from Argos (special offer 2 for £15;)) and although they looked nice and seemed quite sturdy it didn't take much for them to topple over. The field I was on wasn't quite level and it was a very windy day. Darn things toppled over a couple of times fully laden with freshly washed and ironed clothes:eek:. They're OK if you weight them down but I didn't have anything suitable with me that time as I was just selling clothes and fabric:(.

Yeah i had reserved two from Argos, the 7.99 ones, but ideally i'd need 5 ( I've bought LOTS of clothes from the charity shops and i don't fancy forking out the best part of £40 on 5 clothing rails i'd probably only use twice a year!!! :eek:

thriftymoo

Hi all!

I used to do really well with his challenge a few years back so I'm going to give it another go! Please can I be in for £10a day please?

Xx

Samiszel

Azzzaa- I agree with carbootcrazy. The Arg0s cheap ones topple over really easily. Definitely not suitable for boot sales imo. Had to spend most of the time holding it up!