Make £10 a day May 2017 - everybody most welcome

FatVonD

shellyosborne wrote: »

Stressed does not cover it, and we were meant to be going on our first family holiday next month but I'm thinking I might have to cancel it

It probably depends who you've booked with (and if you've paid a deposit etc) but if you have paid a deposit, rather than losing it you could try asking if you can just change the dates. I have done this before, we were supposed to be going on holiday in June and couldn't afford it and I was able to change it to October.

Aesop

shariann wrote: »

Thanks for mentioning sun savers. My parents get the Sun so when I was there tonight I downloaded the app on to my mums phone and showed her how to enter the codes. She said they used to do sun perks but then didn't use them. I told her this is just cash in the bank once a month! She is ok with online stuff, not like my dad who is a real technophobe, but is a bit forgetful so I set her up with reminders too. You can enter the codes up to 5 weeks after they are printed so we put 2 in while I was there and I told her to look for any old papers too. They have probably all been recycled by now but hopefully they will remember from now on.

I know people say you can just put 50p in the pot and save buying the paper. But some people like to read it. Plus they have given us bonus codes. On Valentine's day we got a bonus code for entering and there was a problem one day with codes. They gave us triple codes.

They sometimes offer you extra for referring someone who is not already signed up. So tell your Mum to.keep an eye on her emails.

They are bringing back sunperks and while your parents may not find them useful, you might. So when it comes back I will post and you can check.

Aesop

Zjc77 wrote: »

Can I join mid month? If I leave it till June I'll forget to do it? If so I'll put £100 for the month to get me started. I need plenty of ideas and motivation your all doing really well.

Hello and welcome. Of course you can. Anyone is welcome to join in at any time.

I will be posting some more ideas, just need to find time.

I'm up late scheduling stuff for eBay. I am pushing myself to get 100 things listed by end of month.

I have managed 4 so far

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Aesop wrote: »

I'm up late scheduling stuff for eBay. I am pushing myself to get 100 things listed by end of month.

I have managed 4 so far

That's 4 more than me:o.

My Amazon book sales have totally dried up, not had one for weeks:eek:. Now I'm back online (fingers crossed the connection holds) I need to spend as much time as poss getting my Amazon inventory sorted out. At least I quite enjoy doing that, not like eBay;)

Aesop

£9.49 Amazon voucher from job spotter.

Job spotter is on here on Mse. It's a smartphone app.

For those of you roaming around , spot a job advertisement, take a snap using app. They allocate points based on job advertisement . Most I got is 87 so far

You can cash out to Amazon any time you wish.

fluffig

They turned up and bought for £50 the item I'd advertised on Facebook :-)
I am currently going round the house wondering what else I could sell ;-)

Aesop

fluffig wrote: »

They turned up and bought for £50 the item I'd advertised on Facebook :-)
I am currently going round the house wondering what else I could sell ;-)

Amazing! Well done.

Pop over to the eBay forum. Have a look for the thread about things you did not realise would sell. Can't link as laptop doing updates.

Something like things I never thought would sell.

Some interesting ideas

Do you have spare empty ink cartridges? Old coins or notes from holidays? Spare old mobile phones?

Aesop

I've lost count of where I am. will sort it out tomorrow.

whoops I mean later today.

£10 claimed from consumer pulse

28p from citizenme

shariann

Morning. Another 46p from citizenme and 10p road kill taking me up to £119.40

Have a good day everyone x

kirtsypoos

Hi all,

Another 0.38p from citizenmeover the past few days...other than that I appear to be a bit stuck! Am planning to ebay lots this weekend....if I can decide which clothes I could live without

£148.17 so far for me