~Make £10 a day November 2016~Everybody Welcome

TheBanker

Thanks for the Npower advice - I sent them a message a few days ago so we shall wait with baited breath! I don't actually mind that I over paid as my Natwest bank account has been giving me 3% cashback on the direct debits

Right, I am claiming the huge sum of £1.13 for yesterday which is a Qmee payout and a huge 10p from TCB.

Total now £71.95.

Enjoy your weekends whatever you're doing!

bloomfelt

Hi everyone
Thanks for all the great inspiration on this thread, I still seem to be finding it hard to get out of the starting blocks. I have lots listed on local fb selling sites and ebay but dont seem to get any interest, would love to hear tips of other ways to start the ball rolling for myself

bloomfelt

So I have my first £2 from selling through Facebook not a lot but it's finally a start

Aesop

bloomfelt wrote: »

So I have my first £2 from selling through Facebook not a lot but it's finally a start

well done! :j

I am posting tips daily, I missed yesterday but will do that now, and if you have a read of teh previous threads, lots of ideas in there.

carboots, surveys, product testing, recycling old stuff like cds/dvds/books/phones, using apps, and much more.

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Aesop, I'm a bit concerned that you are doing too much on top of all the stuff that fills your days anyway. I mean the PTA work that you mentioned that you're doing now. I know what it's like being involved with these sort of things. Once a willing and efficient member joins a lot of the other 'helpers' melt away:eek:. Don't end up doing the lot. You were tired before this so please try to find a bit of time to relax:A.

Lynne, hoping you are recovering well and the drops are working:beer:


Just popped in to report that I sold my breadmaker this morning. Got £75 for it and am delighted:j:j:j.

Enjoy Bonfire Night, everyone. I hope the weather will be kind to you:beer:. It's pouring with rain here and there's a bitingly cold wind:(. I'll be enjoying a cosy evening in watching Strictly

Azzzaa

£30 today from a Facebook sale

My parents are sorting it their garden and had some old ornaments they no longer wanted, sothey've asked me if i would sell them and go 50\50 with them! I sold a butter churn for £60 which is £30'in my pocket

Aesop

carbootcrazy wrote: »

Aesop, I'm a bit concerned that you are doing too much on top of all the stuff that fills your days anyway. I mean the PTA work that you mentioned that you're doing now. I know what it's like being involved with these sort of things. Once a willing and efficient member joins a lot of the other 'helpers' melt away:eek:. Don't end up doing the lot. You were tired before this so please try to find a bit of time to relax:A.



Just popped in to report that I sold my breadmaker this morning. Got £75 for it and am delighted:j:j:j.

well I took it on as thought it would be ok, as at last place we had loads volunteers. here there are only 4 key staff and the chair and vice said they had already thought about stepping down! so I had said I would do disco tickets but they were saying get the tickets out now. I was going to do them over the weekend but then said whre are the tickets? had to wait for them to be given to me. its a mess lol.

am chilling today as waiting for a myhermes delivery but I need ot go out as need some bits and birthday cake and got amazon delivery tonight.

DS' birthday party tomorrow and he wants to do something tuesday for his birthday.

but then things should calm down after that ( I hope).

:j:j:j:beer: fantastic price for breadmaker, well done.:A

Aesop

Azzzaa wrote: »

£30 today from a Facebook sale

My parents are sorting it their garden and had some old ornaments they no longer wanted, sothey've asked me if i would sell them and go 50\50 with them! I sold a butter churn for £60 which is £30'in my pocket

well done - is that photo you?

I love the way you are getting thing and selling them.

lynnejk

carbootcrazy wrote: »

Lynne, hoping you are recovering well and the drops are working:beer:

Just popped in to report that I sold my breadmaker this morning. Got £75 for it and am delighted:j:j:j.

Enjoy Bonfire Night, everyone. I hope the weather will be kind to you:beer:. It's pouring with rain here and there's a bitingly cold wind:(. I'll be enjoying a cosy evening in watching Strictly

Getting there thanks Well done on the breadmaker :T I am doing just the same tonight - too cold for me to stand about :rotfl:

Azzzaa wrote: »

£30 today from a Facebook sale

My parents are sorting it their garden and had some old ornaments they no longer wanted, sothey've asked me if i would sell them and go 50\50 with them! I sold a butter churn for £60 which is £30'in my pocket

Well done :T Good money to make with garden stuff

Aesop wrote: »

well I took it on as thought it would be ok, as at last place we had loads volunteers. here there are only 4 key staff and the chair and vice said they had already thought about stepping down! so I had said I would do disco tickets but they were saying get the tickets out now. I was going to do them over the weekend but then said whre are the tickets? had to wait for them to be given to me. its a mess lol.

am chilling today as waiting for a myhermes delivery but I need ot go out as need some bits and birthday cake and got amazon delivery tonight.

DS' birthday party tomorrow and he wants to do something tuesday for his birthday.

but then things should calm down

Please be careful you don't do too much. Sending huge birthday wishes for your DS and hope the party goes brilliantly

Hope you all having a super duper weekend
Lx

Always*trying_2

I am sooooo rubbish this month. I have had no time whatsoever to list things on E*ay but I have put some craft destash stuff on a FB page so we'll see how that goes. I am so poor this month that any extra I get is literally just going on petrol and anything else that pops up. Really want to get to the stage where I don;t have to dip into it and can just pay the whole lot straight off a debt on the last day of the month!