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

fairyclicks

carbootcrazy wrote: »

Wow, fairyclicks, that's a mega target of £10,000 in £1 sales:eek:. Do you have a time-scale for it? I don't think I'd live long enough to make that amount in sales;)

Had a pretty good morning at the table top sale, better than I expected as these kind of rural events can be a bit hit and miss:(. Nice jolly crowd of buyers and the weather was better today too so didn't keep everyone huddled round their fires:j

Managed to raise £39.20 after £5 table fee but was naughty and treated myself to a cup of tea and 2 cheap paperbacks that I've wanted to read for ages so there's £1.30 to deduct from that.

Have a good day, everyone:beer:. It's nice not to be perishing cold for a change :j

lol i know its a big challenge but not just from sales - i do all sorts of things with the idea of making at least £1 from each step. I am hoping to be able to do it within about a year - 18 months bit crazy i am you know :P :rotfl:

Aesop

Been out all day. Took DS to support his hometeam at football game thanks to a dear friend offering her season ticket as too ill too go. DS loved it.

Aesop

Shellyosborne am back, inbox cleared a bit

Aesop

Yes carbootcrazy, include your £4 saving :j

Well done on tabletopsales and bargain book finds!!

fairyclicks

lexbubbles wrote: »

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:

hahaha i have to walk 6 miles to post office and those moo-ing things peek in my windows daily

Aesop

Kantankrus_Mare wrote: »

Thanks for that Lex.......will have to look into it as I am on android and dont have a fitbit though OH is looking into getting one.

I have bounts installed on Android I use moves app to link to bounts

Aesop

fairyclicks wrote: »

Not sure why you say it would be harder to clear? - was much easier for me!

I have my reasons fot saying. Not going to discuss on open forum.

lynnejk

lexbubbles wrote: »

£357.52 / 310 (£15.54 / day)

So far this is shaping up to be my highest-earning month (per day values). If I earn £447.44 overall I'll be tied with November's amount of £14.43 a day! Only £89.92 to go next week :rotfl:

So yeah, new target: 357.52 / 447.44
£15 a day: 357.52 / 465

I'd also like to say thanks to everyone here as since I joined you lot sometime in November I've made £1,100.59! That's a crazy amount of money :beer:

How absolutely FABULOUS Lex :T :dance:


I'm soo pleased for you and you definitely deserve it with your persistence
Lx

Aesop

carbootcrazy wrote: »

: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:

Well done :j


Now to meet next challenge

lynnejk

Procrastinater wrote: »

What happens if you just lie to them ?

lexbubbles wrote: »

a) you don't know which ones are gonna kick out for not having sprogs/a car/a job vs surveys actively looking for the childless unemployed walkers among us, so you don't know which ones to lie to.

b) you can theoretically have your account shut down and any unclaimed money lost forever if they notice

I totally agree with Lex ^^^^^^ and you don't want to get dissed
Lx