Make £10 a day Challenge - February 2016

Siouxsie32

Good evening moneymakers So today was fun! I'm not a shopper but went shopping with my friend who is. I got lots of receipts to scan (some mine/some his) and walked 16500 steps! So 40 Bounts points for walking and I somehow got checked in to a gym at the shopping centre Then I walked to my local gym when I got home to get a list of their prices (yeah, I know I could have called them but this got the steps up...plus another check in :j)

Changed electricity suppliers saving £6 per month. Hardly seems worth it...til I remind myself how excited I get when I find 1p on the ground! 600 of them every single month in my pocket rather than the electricity company's :beer:

Kantankrus_Mare

Well done Siouxie! Nice amount of bounts racked up there.

I have just been on the site to order my first voucher. Was thinking I needed 1389 points for a fiver from anywhere so imagine my excitement on realising that for a national garden centre £5 voucher, I only need 909 points! :T

This is brill news for me and my allotment! And there is a garden centre five min drive from my house.

Result!!

Debtfreedolly

Nothing today. Sigh. Long, long day at work and not feeling great so have not made my usual efforts.... Must bank more photos of selling items this weekend so that I can at least just upload on the selling sites in bad days next month...

lynnejk

lexbubbles wrote: »

Fi-i-inally got my £150 bonus for switching to Clydesdale IN NOVEMBER

£720.26 / 572.17 (28.81 / day)

I er... think I broke target :rotfl: Feb officially now most profitable month. Although between the 150 from the bank and 270 from family I think this might be a fluke

New target £25 / day 725

Brilliant Lex - you're doing fantastic :T :j :T
Lx

lynnejk

gien wrote: »

I can't quite believe that in the last two or three months I've made almost 1000 from selling off stuff I don't need and walking a dog. Crazy!

It's amazing how it adds up eh :money:


We try to spread the word but lots of people can't do the maths on how it works so well. It's also a benefit that we have an :A like Aesop to help us


It's like FC says with her 'baby steps' and look how well it's worked for her
Lx

lynnejk

cte1111 wrote: »

I've been busy the last few days, earning £25 from 2 mystery shops (one was very frustrating and slow, the other pleasant, interesting and I would recommend the shop, interestingly both for the same chain). I found a new charity shop next to one of my mystery shops, great books at just 5 for 99p, I picked up 10 for my daughter and myself, which I could justify as I've sold quite a few on Amazon to make room.

I'm still well into Textbroker, earning another £23.50 so far. There are quite a few orders on there today, hopefully I can get some more signed off before the end of today. Payoffs are made on Friday, with a Thursday deadline, I'm expecting over 100 euros this week, my largest earnings for ages. I'm also quite enjoying doing the articles, which helps a lot.

Finally I've just been able to claim my first £5 Amazon voucher from My Survey, having done a couple more surveys today for £1. I used up the last of my Amazon credit buying a keyboard for my tablet, so it will be nice to start building this up again. We're going on holiday in May, it would be good to be able to get some kindle books with vouchers, should motivate me to carry on with the rather dull surveys.

You've done soo well this month - even cracking your new total
Lx

lynnejk

lexbubbles wrote: »

£2.00 on Vivatic (3.75 to withdraw / 6.88 to 40)

Also, today I officially passed £2,000 in earnings since starting this challenge in November (£2,076.74 to be precise) :beer:

WOW Lex - that's a stupendous amount :beer:
Lx

lynnejk

Kantankrus_Mare wrote: »

Sorry FC lol nothing to report for me today, Been doing housey stuff and then to the allotment this afternoon where me and my dad got another area completely dug over and all weeds and twitch removed ready for another couple of raised beds to go in.

Not earnt any money but saisfying all the same. :D:D

Sounds like you had a lovely day-away KM.


I'm sure you'll feel the benefits for getting the allotment sorted, both spiritually and, eventually, financially. So it is a money-making future event
Lx

princesst84

Kantankrus_Mare wrote: »

lol @ the forcing remark

people arent easily persuaded are they?

I have given up after seeing too many glazed faces when I talk about my money making exploits. Fools!;)

:rotfl:

They always seem to think that there is a catch. Same as you ive given up sharing my ideas with them now

princesst84

£3.49 for item that sold last night after fees & postage

£246.79 so far for Feb.

Some amazing amounts have been made so far in Feb, well done everyone xx