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~Make £10 a day May 2015 challenge ~ in memory of PrincessMelody2009
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Finally some money! So far I've gone backwards cus I've been off sick from work and losing pay (no sick pay). But today I can add £5.21 to my May challenge from GeoLotto, my first and last payment cus it's goingDEBT: 27/12 £4060 :mad: 6/1 £3906 :beer: 15/1 £3756 :T 30/1 £3700 :cool: 7/2 £3911
19/4 £3108.93 :T 31/5 £3095.12
May Challenge £5 a day: £5.41 / £155 June Challenge £5 a day: £22.25 / £155
WON 2015: £50 Argos voucher, Xbox One, 2 cinema tickets, £10 Amazon voucher0 -
Finally made some money. £40 babysitting this week.0
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well done perkyears.Make £520 a year in 2020 so far (£0 cash £0 AGC)
(2019,£481.69) (2018, no idea!) ( 2017 £673.20) (2016 £800.97) (2015 £791.42/$312)
Penny challenge: 21/366 (66.70/671.61)
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Morning everyone,
Been in hospital since Tuesday, out yesterday mid afternoon. To NO food in the house so after an online shop to restock fridges, freezers, cupboards. Anyway I saved £3.04 on multibuys and 7.23 on reduced price items so £10.27 to add to my sig (and savings account).
I am upto £3.97 on geol0tto and keep doing v8 but not sure what the benefit is, does anyone know?
Wishing everyone a profitable Monday.
Piget27GC Jan £200/£200.78 Feb £250/£156.07
#161 £2019 in 2019 £132.01
2019 Frugal Living0 -
Sorry to hear you haven't been well. Hope all is good now.
Free digs on geolotto are finishing today at 9.30 after that it is chargeable to play.
V8 is a game to try and win v8 products. As princessmelody and I are compers, we have been playing to try to win. Just a bit of fun to break up the day.0 -
Thank you Aesop.
Oh what a shame about geolotto, my kids love doing the treasure hunt! lol.
Thank you for info on v8, it is good fun your right.GC Jan £200/£200.78 Feb £250/£156.07
#161 £2019 in 2019 £132.01
2019 Frugal Living0 -
Not had time to catch up on all the posts since my last visit (only a couple of days ago but boy, does this thread move fast nowadays:T.
Congratulations to anyone who has made any money over the weekend (probably all of you:rotfl:)and commiserations/hugs to those who haven't/have had unforeseen essential cash outlays or are feeling under the weather:beer:
Car boot sale on Sunday was mega probably because the sun shone. Made £165 after fees on pure tat, even sold a set of wheeltrims/hub caps that I unearthed from the shed. Must be about 20 years old and I had 2 guys practically fighting over them:eek:
Took friends to their gala evening on Saturday but they phoned during the evening to say someone on their table lived in their village and had offered them a lift home. Thankfully my services weren't required for the second trip:j. They had won a bottle of champagne on the raffle which they gave me yesterday. Might save it to drink when I'm debt-free but not sure if it will still be drinkable by then! I refused petrol payment for the outward journey(was OH's car anyway:rotfl:) so my friend wants to take me out for a nice lunch next week instead. That's better than the money IMO as I never go out to eat at the sort of restaurants they go to. Well, I never eat out anywhere full stop:o
Sorry, rambling on a bit:o.
Total for sales this weekend: £204:eek:. Going into car fund as my old heap has cost a lot more to repair this year than it's worth. Nearly time to say a reluctant goodbye to it I think.
A few other bits of income,back later after totted up.
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That's a superb amount, carbootcrazy- well done!
I sold a few items on Fleabay but will add to total once sent and fees have been subtracted.Letting Go NST #17
NSD 1/15; LTW 0/9; budget £0/£250; food £5.20/£120; steps 0/31
Make £10 per day in Oct: £30/£310
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Thanks, Samiszel:T
The car boot season is pretty short (and a lot of possible sales even then are pointless going to if the weather is horrible ) and I rely on making as much as I can during Spring and Summer.
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Help needed please. A lot of you sell things online and I just wonder if anyone knows of any courier offers that are on at the moment please.
I'm sure I had an email some time ago offering the first parcel free from one of the couriers but I deleted it and can't seem to be able to retrieve it:o.
It's a huge, heavy book, weights almost 3 kg so misses out on Royal Mail's £2.80 for up to 2kg offer. Their next price band is extortionate so I thought I'd try a 3-5 day courier but MUST get it dropped off or collected tomorrow. Going inland to Kent.
Any speedy replies very welcome. Thanks:T0
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