Make £10 a day May 2016 Challenge

gien

Aesop, I am absolutely thrilled for you, that's a great refund, what a great result.

I found the Swiss equivalent of music magpie which takes CDs, DVD and books. I wish I knew about it befor eI gave all the books away to the local chazzer.
It pays very little, lowest is 15 rapper per dvd (which is 10 p) but they are gone out of my house and I will get a tiny bit of money...

Aesop

gien wrote: »

Aesop, I am absolutely thrilled for you, that's a great refund, what a great result.

I found the Swiss equivalent of music magpie which takes CDs, DVD and books. I wish I knew about it befor eI gave all the books away to the local chazzer.
It pays very little, lowest is 15 rapper per dvd (which is 10 p) but they are gone out of my house and I will get a tiny bit of money...

Well done. Every little bit helps. You are doing brilliantly.

Thankyou,

Sugarplum634

Thanks for the stamps things Aesop. You don't know anywhere that will take dead batteries do you?

Autumnella

Used my boots points and nectar points towards some shopping today so £6.32 saved. This is my 1st month and it's harder than I thought it would be, but a refund from my health insurance and overtime should bump it up a bit. However this has made me look more closely at my spending and I've been shopping about for the cheapest deal rather than convenience so even if I don't hit my target I'll still have saved in other ways.

Total-£13.74

Procrastinater

I'm so pleased for you Aesop :T uch a big issue to get resolved x :cool:

Aesop

Sugarplum634 wrote: »

Thanks for the stamps things Aesop. You don't know anywhere that will take dead batteries do you?

Not for cash unfortunately. I know supermarkets and superdrug recycle them for free.

Aesop

Procrastinater wrote: »

I'm so pleased for you Aesop :T uch a big issue to get resolved x :cool:

Thankyou, coming at an opprtune time x

Aesop

Autumnella wrote: »

Used my boots points and nectar points towards some shopping today so £6.32 saved. This is my 1st month and it's harder than I thought it would be, but a refund from my health insurance and overtime should bump it up a bit. However this has made me look more closely at my spending and I've been shopping about for the cheapest deal rather than convenience so even if I don't hit my target I'll still have saved in other ways.

Total-£13.74

It gets easier, keep reading, someone will mention something of benefit to you.

I went to aldi today as we have one opened locally and even DS was surprisedat how cheap our shopping was. He is always with me so learning about budgeting, expensive things, looking for bargains and checking measurements for best price.

lynnejk

Evening all


Well done everyone for getting on with the challenge :T I'm sure there will be some super amounts again this month.


I have £38.19 to add today from bank interest and four surveys :j
Seem to get screened out of more and more surveys these days - think lots of it is because I don't use my mobile for lots of things
Oh well - at least still going forward this month at least.


Hope you all have a super Thursday
Lx

Listerbelle

$10 from the Forest people came through.

Well done Aesop - so pleased to read your news!!