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Make £10 a day September 2016 - everybody welcome

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  • MrsTinks
    MrsTinks Posts: 15,238 Forumite
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    Aesop wrote: »
    yes those pots that cannot be opened are good. or a coffee jar empty with lots of tape around it so you can't jusy take the money out.

    have a look on ebay sure you will find a bargain. don't forget cashback or nectar for ebay

    Well there are savings accounts with pots, but I also have plenty of real life jars - this may be a combined effort so anything I sell in real life I can put in my jar-jar, and anything I sell on ebay or earn in the virtual realms I can put in online savings account IYSWIM? :o

    As for sealing them... I have enough glue to put humpty dumpty back together so I shall find a way I'm sure!
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    My DFW Diary - blah- mildly funny stuff about my journey
  • Aesop
    Aesop Posts: 23,773 Forumite
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    MrsTinks wrote: »
    Well there are savings accounts with pots, but I also have plenty of real life jars - this may be a combined effort so anything I sell in real life I can put in my jar-jar, and anything I sell on ebay or earn in the virtual realms I can put in online savings account IYSWIM? :o

    As for sealing them... I have enough glue to put humpty dumpty back together so I shall find a way I'm sure!

    lol. I have lots of brown tape for ebay sales.
    yes I have savings pots with lloyds with different names.

    good luck whatever you do and I think your post has now given readers some options and ideas
  • Aesop
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    anyone doing shop and scan check your emails. there is a list of winners from regular scans and uploading receipts. some nice amounts
  • MrsTinks wrote: »
    Right! I'm in! £300 seems a lot but I'm going to do this!!! It will go towards nearly halving one of my 3 debts so it SHOULD be totally possible! I'm going to keep the money separate somehow... to be determined! :)

    Welcome to the thread, MrsTinks:)

    Don't be daunted by the £300 target. I know it sounds a lot to newcomers (I was so dubious that I could make anything at all I opted for £5 a day for my first month, then went up to £7 a day for the 2nd and have been at £10 ever since). If you read all the advice on this thread and have a go at a few different things you'll surprise yourself how much you can make:j. Good Luck:beer:

    I love your idea of a combination of pots. I do car boot sales where I end up weighed down with small change. I keep a careful record and add any profits to my total on here but keep it towards my day to day spending instead of having to get cash out of the ATM. Not all shop assistants appreciate being paid with a handful of loose change though:rotfl:. At the end of the month I transfer the equivalent amount from my current account to one of my online saving pots. I've got 6 of these set up at Nationwide. Works for me anyway:j
  • MrsTinks
    MrsTinks Posts: 15,238 Forumite
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    Well... probably not so much a newcomer... LOL

    I may or may not have been somewhat of a regular on DFW ;) It's a long time ago now but I was actually one of the BGs :eek: But for personal reasons I stepped away, I kind of lost my MSE mojo for a while and when a fellow BG passed away some years ago I walked away completely. I have always followed Martin and stayed in touch with some of the staff and I kind of popped back a little by accident and rekindled my love for all MSE last week. It felt very much like coming home :heart:
    DFW Nerd #025
    DFW no more! Officially debt free 2017 - now joining the MFW's! :)

    My DFW Diary - blah- mildly funny stuff about my journey
  • [Deleted User]
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    edited 5 September 2016 at 3:00PM
    Aesop wrote: »
    glad you got Internet sorted CBC.

    I had to phone virgin other day. they told me there was a fault in my area I didn't know. the lady in India looked at my hub remotely and said my settings were wrong and she adjusted them. DH says we have faster speeds now. although I have to remind him when DS is playing Internet games I have my daily apps going it, it will be a bit slower.

    I was promised a refund which I haven't got yet I need to chase that. virgin usually offer £5 a day.

    Thanks. Well done on getting yours sorted remotely too:T. It made me wonder just what they do exactly but it worked. Mine wasn't the hub although I thought it must be after the flashing light display I was getting for hours. It was the actual broadband service itself so no wonder all my efforts with the hub connections and settings etc didn't fix anything:mad:. It's a pretty slow speed here but connection is normally reliable. The lady at BT said they'll phone me in a week to see if the remedy had been completely successful. Can't say fairer than that, I'm impressed:j. In my online account there's a log of my complaint and their response plus a diagram of the 'chain' from exchange to me that they are tracking. At least if I have to contact them again about the same problem (heaven forbid) I won't have to go through all the rigmarole again:j
  • [Deleted User]
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    edited 5 September 2016 at 3:05PM
    MrsTinks wrote: »
    Well... probably not so much a newcomer... LOL

    I may or may not have been somewhat of a regular on DFW ;) It's a long time ago now but I was actually one of the BGs :eek: But for personal reasons I stepped away, I kind of lost my MSE mojo for a while and when a fellow BG passed away some years ago I walked away completely. I have always followed Martin and stayed in touch with some of the staff and I kind of popped back a little by accident and rekindled my love for all MSE last week. It felt very much like coming home :heart:

    Oooops! Sorry:o

    Was going to ask you what a BG is but I've worked it out now:)
  • £13 to add from amazon sales.

    Once again, I need to get round to photographing and listing things on ebay. There always seems to be something else tucked in the cupboard that can be gotten rid of.
    Money made on etsy in April: £0
    Money made on ebay in April: £0
  • Aesop
    Aesop Posts: 23,773 Forumite
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    MrsTinks wrote: »
    Well... probably not so much a newcomer... LOL

    I may or may not have been somewhat of a regular on DFW ;) It's a long time ago now but I was actually one of the BGs :eek: But for personal reasons I stepped away, I kind of lost my MSE mojo for a while and when a fellow BG passed away some years ago I walked away completely. I have always followed Martin and stayed in touch with some of the staff and I kind of popped back a little by accident and rekindled my love for all MSE last week. It felt very much like coming home :heart:
    i've only been on mse 9 years so you may have been before my time.

    good to see you came back. I know msers who are debt free and mortgagefree but totally off mse now doing their own things. we all grow and develop in different ways.
  • Aesop
    Aesop Posts: 23,773 Forumite
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    Oooops! Sorry:o

    Was going to ask you what a BG is but I've worked it out now:)

    for anyone new not sure it's a Board Guide. mse has bg who helps with the smooth running of groups posts and forums.

    the mse team are higher than bg as in Martin and his team.
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