Make £10 a Day Challenge November 2015 - everybody welcome

Aesop

lexbubbles wrote: »

Next target £420? See if I can get up to £14/day

you are on a roll, well done!!

Aesop

what procastinater was saying about surveys sites. I like prolific as unlike other sites you only get surveys you qualify for and you are guaranteed payment unless you mess around on the survey and take too long or too fast. They are a very fair site. And I like the fact that the surveys are interesting and they are used for the academic's research.

yes all companies use for research but the academics have a pot to use for their research and this is a fair way of using it.

surveys sites get paid more than we receive so they make a profit.

and as for the click sites, they get paid by advertisers hence why we get paid 1p per click. but hey ho it all adds up, especially when I don't have to do much but just click a couple of times.

am currently doing another site cashbackearners and been doing since june, not a fast earner, cashout is at £20 but am on £11.30 so not moaning for pressing a few buttons on phone daily for a bout a minute.

TheBanker

Well I could have just smashed my target - had a letter saying I am due a tax refund of £700. However, sadly they say the cheque will come under separate cover so I can't count it this month

lexbubbles

Aesop wrote: »

you are on a roll, well done!!

Thanks! Didn't think I'd even hit £7.50/day at the start

Up another £5.50 on fleabay

Aesop

TheBanker wrote: »

Well I could have just smashed my target - had a letter saying I am due a tax refund of £700. However, sadly they say the cheque will come under separate cover so I can't count it this month

it will probably arrive Monday, but you could use it towards December's target and smash that before you start :rotfl:

well done on tax refund. I like those kinds of letters.

shellyosborne

Xandersmum wrote: »

Been a lot rubbish - my little man needs an other op in feb and he's not taking it very well. Spent the last two weeks dealing with a very angry 7 year old, and trying to catch up on uni work!!

Oh no poor little man I hope he and you are ok and he gets better soon x

shellyosborne

lynnejk wrote: »

A bit richer than I am atm would be nice though
Lx

I wouldn't mind slightly rich and a little bit disliked x

shellyosborne

lynnejk wrote: »

I'm sure you'll be able to sort that - maybe billing dept didn't get info that you'd moved out ?
Lx

They got the letter they even confirmed it, I can't find the letter but I have sent them another letter explaining when I moved out and what payments I made. I have even calculated what I really owe for them which is £41 not £450 that they are asking for.

I feel like Wales is trying to punish me for moving to England first I had neath council trying to take me to court for a bill I didn't owe and now welsh water . Maybe they are in cahoots.

You've got to laugh x

shellyosborne

Got a discogs sale today which should be £4 after fees and postage. I had never heard of the site before I heard it mentioned on here so thank you for whoever that was sorry I can't remember.
So my new total is £392.27 I don't think I am going to hit my target but as I upped it mid month and didn't start until the 12th I am more than happy with that.

I have a few cashbacks that should credit next month as well so I have a bit of a head start

lexbubbles

shellyosborne wrote: »

Got a discogs sale today which should be £4 after fees and postage. I had never heard of the site before I heard it mentioned on here so thank you for whoever that was sorry I can't remember.

Probably me.

I prefer it for selling records (and CDs, although I don't personally sell those) because it's waaaay quicker to list than eBay and the fees are smaller.