Make upto £10 a day in August 2017 - everybody most welcome

Aesop

cufc_mike wrote: »

£7.91 matched betting
£11.42 pa
£19.33 total

Approaching the end of my first month, and absolutely over the moon with what I've achieved. Not just making additional money, but also paying 6x off my cc than I would in a typical month. :j

thats amazing, well done :money::j:beer:

MrsCautious

carbootcrazy wrote: »

Well done on the sale. It's lovely that you met a nice buyer who appreciated the effort you put in:T

Your chairs have just reminded me that I still have 2 child's folding deckchairs in the shed. They're the old fashioned canvas type but plain green rather than stripy. Still in good condition but the canvas is really grubby. They were like it when I got them, they were among a lot of other stuff on the grass verge outside someone's house with a sign saying 'free to take away'. I left the other stuff but thought the chairs might be saleable once cleaned up. Never got round to doing anything about them and another summer is practically over. Typical!:o

Thank you! My buyer said the chairs would be used indoors when a mobile hairdresser came round - so useful all through the year!

MrsCautious

£10 from Facebook sale of an IKEA lamp x

Aesop

Im just looking at inline skates for DS birthday in November. I am going to have to start buying pressies now to spread the costs.

His friends had some last winter and they were all really good skaters. He had some the year before but hadn't quite got the hang of skating. I think its time he learnt.

he is ace on his bike although a bit reluctant to use the brakes preferring his feet, even though I told him that doesn't always work!

Aesop

£1 from instagc.

off to bed, as work in the morning.

for those using instagc, engageme tv is a good earner. although I cannot see how it makes £25/30 a day like someone claims. I think it includes surveys and referrals. Even with surveys I cannot see making that amount a day!

MrsCautious

Aesop wrote: »

I sold my son's reins when he was 2,they didn't work as he was always pulling and running away. Sold them for £3 to a grandmother who came to collect them.

Anyone else sell anything else they wouldn't consider unusual but sold?

Dog bowls? Cat collars? Dog coats etc

Thanks for all the good wishes everyone!

I gave away a 'high viz' jacket for a dog at a car boot sale once - does that count? Hahahaha! I had been given it through work to write about but didn't think there was any chance it would sell!

Talia1

Tally up so far of £290.91 for this month, not got a lot else due in to make this month's aim, but we'll see you never know your luck.

Must list more on ebay, think of it as a start for September.

tryingtoavoiddebt

Well done everyone on all your successes!

I've just cashed out £44.51 on PA to take me up to £170.67! I'm so excited! Especially since my work haven't paid me this month. Every little helps!

Not sure it'll be so easy next month when I'm back to work but hopefully I can pick up some overtime and get back to listing on eBay.

Good luck with the last couple of days xx

QueenJess

10p Citizenme and £1.30 cashback this morning.

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I hope everyone enjoyed the Bank Holiday break and is rarin' to go whether with your jobs or making that last bit of money to add to August's total.


Don't forget, we've only today and tomorrow to reach Aesop's 1000 posts target so, to adapt The Strictly message, keeeep posting:beer: