~Make £10 a day Challenge January 2016~ Brand New Year,New Start, Everyone welcome

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:dance:I made the 1000th post:j. Not surprising, I can rabbit for England:o

Now for the 1500th that someone challenged us to:beer:

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Had an email from eBay earlier with a voucher for £4 off a £20 spend so long as it was paid via Paypal. Non-transferrable code, sorry, so can't share it:(. Check your emails though in case you got it as well.

Have just bought something that I was definitely going to have to buy anyway and at a very good price too. Even better with the £4 off:j.

Can I count this £4 please Aesop as I was definitely going to buy the item and was happy to pay the price they were asking anyway?

lexbubbles

carbootcrazy wrote: »

Thanks, lexbubbles. Trust you to 'do the sums'.:T

I'm available for all your maths needs :rotfl:

75p on VO, so now I'm £1.50 towards my next amazon voucher (£14 to go!)

Also I'm over 1/4 of the way to £5 on paypal with receipthog now - 463 points of 1500

Still plugging away on bounts as well - although neither of my gyms are linked to it so can't get points without paying for premium which defeats the purpose. So only getting points for walking and not going to the gym constantly which is a bummer.

Especially since you only get points after 7,000 steps which is like 3.5 - 4 miles or something. I live so close to the city centre (1 mile from central station) that I often don't hit that because I don't need to walk that far for anything but uni!

360 / 2778 for a £10 gift card :eek:

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lexbubbles wrote: »

I live so close to the city centre (1 mile from central station) that I often don't hit that because I don't need to walk that far for anything but uni!

How I envy you and other city-dwellers! The last time I lived so close to life was when I was a student myself. I loved every minute of it:j. Country living isn't all it's cracked up to be, trust me;)

shellyosborne

Aesop wrote: »

Don't do that. It will make it harder to clear the debt and there are other things that might come into play.
http://debtcamel.co.uk/creditor-wont-freeze-interest/

I tried PMing you Aesop but your inbox is full x

shellyosborne

Cashed out $5 on gifthulk which is apparently £3.50 according to today's exchange rates. so that takes me up to £254.82 x

lexbubbles

carbootcrazy wrote: »

How I envy you and other city-dwellers! The last time I lived so close to life was when I was a student myself. I loved every minute of it:j. Country living isn't all it's cracked up to be, trust me;)

I mean, I walk everywhere rather than getting a bus/the subway/whatever but living close to the centre of a (comparatively, for a Londoner) small city means that "everywhere" isn't very far at all.

And still I frequently encounter people in utter disbelief that I would walk all the way to uni which is a whopping 2 miles.

Country living has never called to me. I'm a city girl through and through and actually don't like the countryside at all for longer than a day at a time. Too much green stuff around the place and there are these... things that make sort of 'moo' ing noises? Dunno what that's all about :rotfl:

lexbubbles

£1.42 on Vivatic (slow day over there) which puts me £7.15 away from next withdrawal which will ALSO mark £100 earned over there since November :beer:

£360.49 / 447.44 (15.67 / day)

gilly41

Just another quick update...I bought a £1 scratchcard and won a fiver so that's £4 to add to my total bringing it to £84.86/£155
I don't think I am going to make my total this month but you never know.....good luck to everyone xx

Procrastinater

lynnejk wrote: »

Exactly !! Mine are usually sprogs, renting or job.


It's so incompetent that it's annoying !!
Lx

What happens if you just lie to them ?