2016: Health, Wealth and CCJ Demolition

Emzilla

beanielou wrote: »

Happy shiny new diary Emz

Thanks Lou Happy New Year :beer:

Emz xx

Emzilla

There_Is_a_Light wrote: »

Happy new diary Emz. I shall be following with interest, especially impressed with your extra income making.

Thank you Happy New Year :beer:

Emz xx

beanielou

Everything you wish for in 2016Emz

Emzilla

I only went to work for 3 hours, but it was so busy. Had loads to sort out and there were only 3 of us in. Also got a Christmas temp at the moment who is not pulling her weight at all. Thank god she's going next week.

I'm at my mum's now to see the new year in with her. Managed to get a birthday card from her for my friend. Means no spending out for that particular birthday

Up to £11.98 on JPJ. I'm just one away from another 5 spins, so will wait until Sunday to see if I can add any more. The money wouldn't come through until Tuesday either way.

Happy New Year everyone :T

Emz xx

stressed.mum

Happy New Year Emz, hope 2016 is all you wish for xxxx

Emzilla

stressed.mum wrote: »

Happy New Year Emz, hope 2016 is all you wish for xxxx

Happy New Year to you too :beer:

Emz xx

Emzilla

Morning

Feeling very positive for 2016 and raring to go :j

I got the 5 spins on JPJ, but won nothing on them, so have withdrawn the £11.98, so I'm up and running with money towards January's payment.

I'm going to aim to catch up on my surveys today so that I can keep on top of them as they come through.

Emz xx

[Deleted User]

Emzilla wrote: »

Morning

Feeling very positive for 2016 and raring to go :j

I'm going to aim to catch up on my surveys today so that I can keep on top of them as they come through.

Emz xx

That's great news about the positivity, Emz:T. I feel exactly the same:j. I hope everything works out exactly as you want in 2016 and that you have better health to take advantage of all the opportunities that will hopefully come your way:A

I've often said the same thing about keeping up with the surveys but have let them lapse a bit (or a lot):o. I know they can be mind-blowingly dull and repetitive sometimes but it's money for not too much effort. Sometimes I put them off, ignore invitations, and when I do log on to catch up find about 10 from some sites waiting for me:eek:. Of course, by then the quota for my demographic is full and I'm screened out of all of them:mad:. Note to self, do them as soon as possible after the invitation email arrives;).

Do you do Prolific Academic ones? At least they are much more interesting and enjoyable to do than most of the others and the pay-rate isn't bad either:j

Any news yet about your allowance (sorry, have forgotten the name of it:o) and your car? The last you told us was when someone phoned you to ask you some more questions:eek:

Emzilla

Hi CBC - Happy New Year

Good luck with the surveys. They are very boring, but as you say, it's free money basically (except costing time of course).

I am signed up to Prolific Academic, but don't seem to get many surveys from there. Will have to take a look.

I've got enough to redeem for a £5 Amazon voucher on Swagbucks, but might hang on for a £10 one as they're on sale, so it works out much cheaper.

I've not heard a thing about my PIP claim since that nurse rang. Wish they'd hurry up and let me know.

Emz xx

[Deleted User]

Emzilla wrote: »

I am signed up to Prolific Academic, but don't seem to get many surveys from there. Will have to take a look. Emz xx

Surfckik80 from the Make £10 a Day thread set up a Prolific notification thread:j. I've managed to get 3 since I subscribed to the thread:j, normally when I relied on just logging on to the site directly I was always too late:(.


You may already know of it but if not it's here:

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/5383079