Make £10 a Day February 2017 - Everybody most welcome to join

angelicious

Hey everyone, another £108 to add from overtime. Need to make a serious start on decluttering at home. We have so much stuff I don't know where to start. It's gonna take a long time to get it all sold, think car-boots, gum tree and facebook are gonna be the way to go. I know having a lot of stuff to sell and make money from is a good thing but I really hate the thought of all the work it's gonna take to shift it all lol!!!!!!!!!

Hope you're all doing well xx

Rosie

Cheque for £50 arrived yesterday from populus so that will go into the bank tomorrow

Kantankrus_Mare

£14.50 tips to add for me for a couple of days work and I have to say it was well earnt! Saturday seems to bring out the worst in people. Getting shirty with me because they havent booked a table and we are extremely busy and dont know when a table will come free doesnt make my day easy.

I shouldnt take it personally but when I am dealing with that for 7 hours on the trot........my patience wears thin. I like my job but the general public can be so selfish.

All I can say is its a good job they cant read my mind.

A lady wanted to buy a piece of cake to take away. Stood in front of the cake display she pointed to the biggest slice in the middle and said, "I want that one!" .......Now bearing in mind she was no slim Jim, I will let you guess what I said to her in my head.

new_leaf_88

Hi everyone

Just checking in with a small £15 from Swagbucks
My total for February is now: £120.95

[Deleted User]

Well done to all you moneymakers whether you've made a lot or a little:T. Every penny counts;)

Received £5 cashback bonus from TCB and £7.24 from Amazon:). Otherwise, things have slowed down a bit:(


Not moneymaking as such but saves on buying something that I use anyway. Just received a trial beauty product from Alba Science to test over the next few weeks. They send really big sizes of products, the recent shampoo and conditioner will keep me going for months:). They are a very reputable company and are actively seeking more volunteers for their panel. Not a referral system, just a regular link

https://www.research.net/s/recruitmentdrive

The online reporting system is very quick and easy to do at the end:j. Good Luck:beer:

January2015

Hi everyone :wave:

Another ebay sale - which after ebay and paypal fees adds £16.31 to my pot.
Now at £74.31

I struggle to see how you lot keep regularly achieve £10 a day. I don't get much cashback from sites because I rarely shop online (tight budget and only buying groceries etc.) When I sort out house and car insurance (Oct or November) I do go through cashback sites. If I need to buy anything for the house I will also use cashback sites if I can but I am not buying things at the moment.

What else do you lot do apart from car boots/ebay/facebook sales etc. When my loft clearance and room clearances are finished I will be stumped as to how to continue this challenge.

Edit: I have read / am re-reading the intro posts - just have a muddled head at the moment!

On a positive note, I've had confirmation emails that my books/CDs/DVDs have been received by the online second hand companies I sent them to. I just have to wait to hear if they will pay me what they quoted when I scanned in all the blooming bar codes or if (as I suspect) I will be docked for condition issues (even though they all looked perfect to me).

Aesop

a few of us do sites like swagbucks January2015, can earn about £20 a month from it.

I have a smartphone and their are some phone apps that you can earn from too.

I use onepulse, attapoll, instagc, bingo sites and a few other things.


I will try to post more later on.

January2015

Aesop wrote: »

a few of us do sites like swagbucks January2015, can earn about £20 a month from it.

I have a smartphone and their are some phone apps that you can earn from too.

I use onepulse, attapoll, instagc, bingo sites and a few other things.


I will try to post more later on.

Don't bingo sites cost you money - rather than make you money (unless you win of course...but that's not guaranteed;))

[Deleted User]

January, I'm like you for not spending much (for obvious reasons;)) but I go through the cashback sites for everything I buy on line, if possible. Sometimes it only nets a few pence a time but every little helps.


I don't do things on a smartphone (waiting until I get my new broadband supplier up and running before I set up the Wi-Fi) and am restricted just to my laptop and selling at car boot sales or tabletop sales. Like you though, I'm finding it hard to find anything saleable:(. All my good stuff has long gone. Down to the dregs now, although I sometimes unearth something long forgotten at the back of the sheds:j. OH keeps 'finding' tat for me to sell on his behalf but that's not really a financial benefit to me.


Do you do online surveys at all? They can be mind-numbingly tedious and some are very poor payers. The good ones are well worth doing, especially Prolific Academic which you'll probably find a link to earlier in the threads.


Good luck with your book sales:beer:. You've done a lot better than I ever do, the bulk-buy sites never want any of mine:(

bloomfelt

Another £10.60 to add from prolific today. had 2 noshows over the weekend which didnt go down well with the DH as we waited in for them to collect - then one of them had the cheek to message me later and ask if i could drop it to them! Guess what my answer was? :mad:
On a positive note I luckily have someone else lined up now.

January I havent made my target every month however being a member of the thread keeps me motivated to try as much as I can. Even making £1 a day is better than nothing thats the way I look at it.