Make £10 a day Challenge - February 2016

Aesop

braddy970 wrote: »

So far this month I have done...
1st feb £7.00 card crafts
2nd £18.30
3rd £0.00
4th £16.99 EBAY
5th £0.00
6th £20 BABY CLOTHES
7TH £7.99 B/M BOTTLES
8th £4.99 BREAST CREAM
9th £5.49 ebay sale
10th £9.69 dress
11th £9.45 craft £99.90/£290

not on target yet but very close lol I was wondering if I can include a refund in my £10 target? I've been paying nursery invoices since last September when he should have been receiving 15 free hours as he turned 3 in May, my father questioned the nursery about this and they have sent an apology letter for the error and have said they will pay me the money back into my account. it works out at £273.75 which is very handy right now at the moment as we are moving house next week but I just wanted to double check x Thanks

Yes you can. Naughty of nursery not to inform you earlier that your money should have changed. Good luck with house move.

Mendry

Happy Friday all !

Today I have redeemed a MobileXpression £10 Amazon gift card.
I have a desktop gaming computer that I have figured out I used two times in the last 12 months, so I am going to take it apart and sell each part (I think it will be too hard to sell the computer whole). Will focus on this during this weekend!
Anyone else having a "Make £10 a day" weekend?

My total is now: £61.22.

Regards!

Aesop

yay finally fixed printer!

I took a look where the printing happens and put my fingers in, no rollers at the front, fairyclicks, and noticed a lot of ink on my fingers. So checked again and the bar that prints had a lot of ink on it. so cleaned it gently with kitchen towel and hey presto, no more double printing :j

that saved me the cost of a new cartridge and a new printer :T:money:

procastinater, I think you were asking how you get someone to fix a printer. on the Canon site, there is supposed to be a list of authorised repairers but i couldn't get the site to load anything for me.

However I know the pc repair shops local to me also offer printer repairs, not sure how much they charge though.

soooooooooooooo happy.

fairyclicks

Aesop wrote: »

yay finally fixed printer!

I took a look where the printing happens and put my fingers in, no rollers at the front, fairyclicks, and noticed a lot of ink on my fingers. So checked again and the bar that prints had a lot of ink on it. so cleaned it gently with kitchen towel and hey presto, no more double printing :j

that saved me the cost of a new cartridge and a new printer :T:money:

procastinater, I think you were asking how you get someone to fix a printer. on the Canon site, there is supposed to be a list of authorised repairers but i couldn't get the site to load anything for me.

However I know the pc repair shops local to me also offer printer repairs, not sure how much they charge though.

soooooooooooooo happy.

YEY well done!!! am glad i was of a little assistance in a round about kinda way lol!

Surfchik80

Aesop wrote: »

yay finally fixed printer!
soooooooooooooo happy.

Just wanted to say well done Aesop! :T I'm actually really relieved for you after the host of technical problems you've had the last 6 months! Very glad you managed to sort something relatively easily for once and at no cost

Aesop

Aesop wrote: »

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.

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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

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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.

bumping for newbies

Aesop

Surfchik80 wrote: »

Just wanted to say well done Aesop! :T I'm actually really relieved for you after the host of technical problems you've had the last 6 months! Very glad you managed to sort something relatively easily for once and at no cost

me too! should have seen my face! now.... to get a job! lol

Aesop

fairyclicks wrote: »

YEY well done!!! am glad i was of a little assistance in a round about kinda way lol!

thank you! if you hadn't mentioned realigning rollers I wouldn't have taken a look! also found a bit more of the jammed paper so took that out too.

Aesop

Love this thread.

Everyone is so helpful, empathic, kind, considerate, and always there to listen and give advice if they can, and if they can't, just there for you.

best virtual friends ever. :A:iloveyou:heartpuls:happylove:happyhear

Siouxsie32

Aesop wrote: »

Love this thread.

Everyone is so helpful, empathic, kind, considerate, and always there to listen and give advice if they can, and if they can't, just there for you.

best virtual friends ever. :A:iloveyou:heartpuls:happylove:happyhear

I agree :beer:

Not a lot to add from me today, but I found a 1p on the ground this morning on my way to work :rotfl: It all helps!!