Make £10 a day Challenge - February 2016

Aesop

carbootcrazy wrote: »

Aesop, just popped in to tell you that we've got a mention in Martin's email this week:j. Didn't we also get one a few months ago too? Thought it might cheer you up anyway after all your hard work helping and motivating us every month:A

I haven't read this week's email yet. Thanks for the head up :A :money:

I was mentioned in last week's email :rotfl: right at the bottom

atti

Bah, had a couple of crappy days since the start of the month either feeling flat or anxious. Planned on walking it off but my fitbit ran out of battery and I couldn't find my charger so in a bit of a sulk over that. So instead today is going to be spent wrapped in a blanket and clicking things like there's no tomorrow - there's nothing like grumpy determination!

Aesop

Mendry wrote: »

Good morning all!

Turns out my bank's packaged account refund was just the fees and just got a cool £25.71 interest from them, starting me off for feb.
Close to cash out on some surveys and some small bids on ebay listings due to end at some point in the next few days!

I am amazed at some of your totals for feb already, it's only the 3rd!

Happy wednesday!

whoop whoop, just shows how much the banks make out of us, hey :cool: :mad:

I know people are smashing their income aren't they this month!

Aesop

atti wrote: »

Bah, had a couple of crappy days since the start of the month either feeling flat or anxious. Planned on walking it off but my fitbit ran out of battery and I couldn't find my charger so in a bit of a sulk over that. So instead today is going to be spent wrapped in a blanket and clicking things like there's no tomorrow - there's nothing like grumpy determination!

hugs. do you have a phone charger? can the wire plug into the fitbit?

good on you for clicking, hope you make loads

Aesop

kimbobaloo wrote: »

I signed up for Ashleigh draw and pinecone last night, also completed some swag bucks surveys and some i-say surveys last night £10 sale completed this morning making my total £102 for the month so far im determined to get this big bertha of a credit card payed off by april!. My womble plans have fell through thanks to the down fall of snow so going to go and print all my coupons off while I wait for mr postman. I hope everyone does well today!

sorry to hear it's snowing up there. good idea to look for coupons.


you are doing really well.

lexbubbles

£1.25 on VO (8.25 to go), £1.60 on PB (3.15 to go).

STILL nothing on Prolific. I've not even had any study emails that I've just missed. Not a peep from them.

Aesop

edited and brought over as there is new free lottery but only drawn twice a week at the moment.

A must for all newbies if you are not already doing any of these:

1. Apply to PineconeResearch here. They pay a guaranteed £3 per survey. You are never screened out, they don't send out lots, but when you get one, you know you will be paid within a few days.

http://mysurvey123.com/pinecone-research/

2. Sign up for FREEPOSTCODELOTTERY - now to help others and yourself, you can go through the referrer's board here. You can take the previous referrer's link and sign through it, then come back and post your own or choose someone in there to refer through. Or here is the link to sign up direct.

3. Apply to Shop and Scan - this is not the same as Nielsen Home Shopping Scanner. Shop and Scan is a hand held scanner, that you scan the barcodes of your shopping, you are paid 1100 points weekly for scanning, nothing if you are on holiday. You can cash out for various vouchers at 10000 points. Not much work for a good reward. They also send emails with questionnaires that are worth extra points.

https://www.volunteer4panels.com/

4. Sign upto Ashleigh's Daily Draw to win £50 - it's free

http://ashleighmoneysaver.co.uk/daily-prize-draw/

remember to check everyday as she doesn't tell you if you have won.

5. Sign up to Lucky Phone here or use a referral from here and don't forget to post your own.

It's free to join, you don't have to add your own phone number they give you a random one to play with. Another chance to win free money.

6. If you have a smartphone ie android or iPhone and in some limited cases Windows phone, you can earn money through using your phone. Look for details on the posts.

7. Quidco and topcashback toolbar notifiers - a must have for those who forget to check for cashback when browsing online before buying.

http://www.quidco.com/cashback-reminder

http://www.topcashback.co.uk/cashback-notifier

8. The Selfie Lottery - referral file here - upload your selfie, check daily. You get a bonus for checking in daily and you can win your bonus, as well as daily amount. You also win if your referral wins. Payment made by paypal/bacs after claiming.

9.Numberplatelotto - register here with your car reg and valid email. check daily to see if your reg is a winner. Referral thread

10. Date of Birth Lotto - free lottery. Register here for referrals, with your date of birth and check daily to see if you are a winner. Or sign up direct here.

11. Free Lucky Day Lottery. Register here to win amazon vouchers if your lucky day comes up. Drawn twice a week at present.

12. The Street Lottery. Register for free here or use a referral from here. Monthly and daily draws, so get referring.

13. Free Birthdate Draw. Drawn weekly at the moment, but they have multiple other draws like FPL. Sign up here or with a referral here.

Aesop

lexbubbles wrote: »

£1.25 on VO (8.25 to go), £1.60 on PB (3.15 to go).

STILL nothing on Prolific. I've not even had any study emails that I've just missed. Not a peep from them.

it's been quiet for me and am not getting pings since the app I was using updated. but I use the link set up and when they say a survey I go take a look. got lucky last night and managed to completed one for £1.25.

had a referral cashout today so off to check how much that is.

Procrastinater

carbootcrazy wrote: »

That's shocking, Procrastinater! What a cheek some people have:eek:

Has this sort of thing ever happened to you before?

Well done on the sale that went through trouble-free anyway:T

Thanks CBC

Maybe experience has just made me a tiny bit cynical :rotfl:

Like Aesop, I hope that the problem is a genuine fault, because I can mend that.

I'll let you know, but I've bought a number of defective items at Car Boots after beaing assured they "Work fine" and have always been surprised at the "type" of the people telling such lies.

evuka

Hello, may I join for February? I know I'm 2 days late but I'm trying to aim for £10 - that is £290 this month! Will catch up on the thread.