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

bloomfelt

January2015 wrote: »

What a great way to look at it. I started the challenge all motivated and I'm definitely flagging toward the end of the month (but I have had a virus this last week). I was getting demotivated that I wasn't going to achieve £10 p/day but you are so right. I've been looking at it as not achieving £10p/day (average) but anything I do achieve is more than I had.

Mind set change now firmly in place. Thank you Bloomfelt:beer:

Glad to have helped - Im quite sad as I actually love the survey sites because I can click away while watching my tv programs. Ive had quite a bit from them since I started in November not £10 a day but enough to make them worthwhile

[Deleted User]

Not been around much, totally without internet connection for much of yesterday:mad:. The switchover doesn't even happen until Saturday so can't be that. Yes, you're right Lynne, I've had enough of it now. More than enough:mad:. I'm glad your break with DS went so well, sounds as if it was non-stop fun:j


Well done to all you moneymakers:T and positive vibes and hugs to all who are feeling a bit low, demotivated or poorly at the moment:kisses3:


Off now to help OH batten down the hatches ready for Storm Doris:eek:


Might not be around much for the next few days but I'm with you in spirit:beer:

shariann

Kantankrus_Mare wrote: »

Oooooer.......that doesnt bode well for my skrill transaction.

Was that when you had it paid from skrill to your bank account?

Ive opted to have it paid as dollars and will withdraw from neo so dont know if that will make any difference?

Says 1.9%

Will have to wait and see.

Yes that was paid to my bank account so sounds like it is different. Hope you have a better experience. 1.9% sounds ok

shariann

carbootcrazy wrote: »

Not been around much, totally without internet connection for much of yesterday:mad:. The switchover doesn't even happen until Saturday so can't be that. Yes, you're right Lynne, I've had enough of it now. More than enough:mad:. I'm glad your break with DS went so well, sounds as if it was non-stop fun:j


Well done to all you moneymakers:T and positive vibes and hugs to all who are feeling a bit low, demotivated or poorly at the moment:kisses3:


Off now to help OH batten down the hatches ready for Storm Doris:eek:


Might not be around much for the next few days but I'm with you in spirit:beer:

Best of luck with the switchover CBC and thanks again for always being so upbeat and encouraging even when things are not going well for you xx

lynnejk

Evening lovely peoples and well done all the money-makers :dance:

Kantankrus_Mare wrote: »

Sounds like you have had a lovely week Lynne! :j

It was totally fandabadosy and even the weather co-operated. Very warm and dry for here in February

January2015 wrote: »

... I was getting demotivated that I wasn't going to achieve £10 p/day but you are so right. I've been looking at it as not achieving £10p/day (average) but anything I do achieve is more than I had......

That's a much better way of looking at it It does take time to get into and some survey sites take a-g-e-s to get to pay-out level. You have to learn to be patient and just keep adding things slowly to your money-making efforts.

Have another look at all Aesop's wonderful lists and you'll find more ideas in the 'Income' peg (top right of the page). You could also have a look on the 'referrals' thread and see if you can use any of those.

Try to remember to use cash-back sites for things you buy and check up on all your household expenses to see if you can get them cheaper. Finally, for now, have a look and see if you can do a bank account change and get a payment/earn more interest. HTH and good luck

carbootcrazy wrote: »

Not been around much, totally without internet connection for much of yesterday :mad:. The switchover doesn't even happen until Saturday so can't be that. Yes, you're right Lynne, I've had enough of it now. More than enough :mad:. I'm glad your break with DS went so well, sounds as if it was non-stop fun :j.............

Big, squishy hugs CBC - (not sending the dodgy one on here) :rotfl: Still recovering from the visit.

Hope you all have a super Thursday
Lx

FatVonD

I have £16.91 so far in books waiting to go off to WBB but I'm still waiting for a 10 or 15% extra code, if anyone gets one would they mind posting, please, just in case I don't get it?

Inspired by KantankerousMare I am going to be looking into getting a waitressing job at weekends (I want a job with tips). It's a long story (I'll explain in more detail on next months thread) but my reasonably well paid job has come to an end and I've made a conscious decision to get out of working in London and stay closer to home even if it means less money. I start a new part time job next Monday so I will be counting any extra jobs I can take on over and above that one as part of my £10 per day.

Kantankrus_Mare

Good luck with your search for a waitressing job Fatvond.

It has its good and bad points. I know I ramble about rude customers but its just my way of letting off steam. Where I work , we have lots and lots of lovely regular customers and as I have worked there for 13 years on and off, they all know me by name and I love having a catch up with them.

I get a bit more than minimum wage as I am a supervisor and I look on my tips as giving me almost another £ an hour (tax free)

It keeps me fit and we are so busy that the days fly by.

Can drink as much tea as I want for free all day and I get food provided for my lunch. This in itself is a saving as I know of people that work in offices can get through quite a lot of money a week just for lunch expenses even if they pack up.

The only downside is some of the customers who look on you as something they have picked up on their shoe and have no manners.
These generally tend to be what I call yummy mummys who have never had to work and have more money than they know what to do with.

£10 shop and scan to add for me.

Happymac

£1.01 ....
Good luck with the job hunt FatVonD

lynnejk

Evening marvellous money-makers

Great to see some of you doing so well :T :T

Good luck with the job hunt FatVonD. Sounds like you are having quite a change of direction with your life - hope it all goes well and makes you happier and more content

I had £15 to my account today from survey peoples and £4.66 cash-back and interest to my bank account :j

Been a strange week with DS here Monday - then suddenly gone. Extra cleaning and washing, doing some cover work and getting up to date with my Spanish lessons. I haven't done many surveys but my account with PA is building up again and I will get a payout from the views peoples next month, as over the threshold but they only pay past the end of the month.

Hopefully will get some surveys done over the weekend but have a few bits of shopping to do as well as some bulk cooking. Oh well - will see how it goes

Hope you all have a fabulous Friday
Lx

bloomfelt

Morning everybody. Another £5.20 to add from me good luck with your money making today