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

Aesop

Cutcostsandsave wrote: »

Good evening everyone
Well it's been my first day on this challenge and I've cashed out £15 from Topcashback. This was a reward for a referral from a few weeks ago which I had totally forgotten about. (Only appeared in account yesterday so I hope it counts?) Feel like is a good start as I'm a few days behind.

Balance now £15/£310

:j well done! yes of course it counts, here's to much more money making

blubella

£5 loyalty reward from Hali bank account...:T

TheBanker

Adding various small bits of interest and cashback totalling £2.32 and some redeemed loyalty points at 77p. Taking me to £47.20

blubella

Just received an email from T**Co offering £10 voucher following feedback I left re: customer services experience :j

Siouxsie32

Good morning challengers How is everyone this morning? Great stories and inspiring ideas!! After reading the posts about OnePoll, I logged on and my total so far is £19.05...and I hadn't logged on for four years :rotfl: There's a long way to go but if you guys can plod along with it, so can I! I'll now add it to my morning circuit of websites I check every day!

As for current additions, I can add a small £6 which hit y account this morning from a risk free casino game. This was part of a Christmas promotion and has ended so I won't be adding any more money from that source til the next freebie offer!!

I have had a few offers on my ebay items and I can't decide whether to accept an offer of £25 rather than wait for the £35 I have sold them for before. Maybe I'll hold out and see if I can sell them for the full asking price...

Mendry

I would like to enter the challenge this month, my goal is to be around £60 a week, anything in between will greatly help. I would like to start with £24.34 from topcashback

rylee12

Is it just me or are Quidco dragging their heels a little when it comes to confirming payments. I used them (and topcashback) quite a bit in December for Christmas pressies etc and still haven't got anything to cash out from Quidco

Aesop

rylee12 wrote: »

Is it just me or are Quidco dragging their heels a little when it comes to confirming payments. I used them (and topcashback) quite a bit in December for Christmas pressies etc and still haven't got anything to cash out from Quidco

they have to wait for the retailer to confirm before they update

[Deleted User]

Aesop wrote: »

they have to wait for the retailer to confirm before they update

Every company I've bought anything from recently don't plan to pay out before about March and then it's only tiny amounts:eek:

Procrastinater

Siouxsie32 wrote: »

Good morning challengers How is everyone this morning? Great stories and inspiring ideas!! After reading the posts about OnePoll, I logged on and my total so far is £19.05...and I hadn't logged on for four years :rotfl: There's a long way to go but if you guys can plod along with it, so can I! I'll now add it to my morning circuit of websites I check every day!

As for current additions, I can add a small £6 which hit y account this morning from a risk free casino game. This was part of a Christmas promotion and has ended so I won't be adding any more money from that source til the next freebie offer!!

I have had a few offers on my ebay items and I can't decide whether to accept an offer of £25 rather than wait for the £35 I have sold them for before. Maybe I'll hold out and see if I can sell them for the full asking price...

Good morniung Ss - (Well nearly morning ;o) ) - If you've sold similar consistently before @ £35 - stick with it, that (or more) is what it's worth ! I'd try the next one @ £39.99 - see what happens !

I usually untick that "Best offer" box as it just says "I'll take less" - so what's the point of putting it in "fixed price" ? If the buyers are to control the price, we have the auction system. Whatever ebray says this is a "war" you want maximum, buyer wants minimum - ebray and Paypull just want sales at any price to get their commission. They both charge commissions on postage and on any tax and the fees of the other party - and the slightest hint of a complaint you get the money taken off you and "Held" to pay the "poor cutomer" for their traumatic experience.

On your side there's just you ! You need to keep your wits about you and maximise the "take" [NOTE:- This is my personal opinion only and does not reflect any policy or opinion of the site as a whole]