Make upto £10 a day in November 2017 ~ everybody most welcome

bloomfelt

A massive £6.05 to add today
£1.98 from my 6p per litre off fuel at Sainsbury and 4.07 from Qmee

Kantankrus_Mare

Florence_J wrote: »

I've recently joined swagbucks (going through the referral board of course!), can someone give me an idiot's guide to using it, as there is a MFW diary I follow and the author seems to get a voucher every 2 days so I thought it was some sort of amazing cash cow but it is all too confusing for me

If you are at home all day I guess a voucher every few days is feasible but I would say I get one a week doing swagbucks around working 28 hours a week.

The easiest daily point builder is the apps. You can leave them to run and get at least 60SB a day from them. Details are in the first few pages of the swagbucks thread.

Attempt games and "die" quickly you can get 10 SB a day from this.

I usually get a random search win in the morning and one in the evening. Number of SBs for this varies wildy. Lowest I have had is 4 and highest 100.

If you go on watch and encrave...there are two regular ones that give you 4 SB sometimes repeatable

Toolbar Tv http://www.accessify.com/visit?domain=toolbartv.swagbucks.com a slow earner but can be run in the background.

Daily watch.....I do the watch 12 vids for 2 SB....again can be run in another tab

A lot of people do surveys but I cant be bothered as you get screened out of so many.

Any more help needed.....just yell. Ive been swagbucking since 2012.

haybel19

mumof3.12kindebt wrote: »

30 items listed for sale . non sold yet giving it till sunday morning then ill try ebay . failing that it can go to the charity shops

fingers crossed for some sales

Aesop

Florence_J wrote: »

I've recently joined swagbucks (going through the referral board of course!), can someone give me an idiot's guide to using it, as there is a MFW diary I follow and the author seems to get a voucher every 2 days so I thought it was some sort of amazing cash cow but it is all too confusing for me

if you work from home/are able to do stuff from home or work, then you can make lots a week. I only do apps, occasional surveys, some offers, the teamswagbuck stuff, swago boards, etc and make £5 a week. But I do have a really fantastic referral. The key I think is to get referrals lol.

However somewhere I posted a link to a very good guide. I can't think where and am busy moving money around to cover bills. So I will add it here.

Aesop

haybel19 wrote: »

Made £24 from facebook sales.

Now listing lots more on facebook, eBay and Shpock and doing a few survey on swagbucks.
Going to do a bit of matchbetting later.

Does anyone have a referral for clicksnap? as going to sign up to that later. Have already joined check out smart.

clicksnap is part of quidco or is is it topcashback. I always get confused with those.

so if you are not already signed upto either, then pop over to the referral board and sign up.

Florence_J

Thank you for the Swagbuck tips KM and Aesop.

£2 in Valued Opinion surveys, but I won't add until I have a full voucher to cash out.

lynnejk

Evening folks

Thanks for all the info re swags - I really should make more of an effort there as just taken another £5 amazing in their sale. Just get a bit bored though.

Only £2 off U Gov so fingers xd they keep coming along quickly

Shopping Mocs of £5 and £12 this week so altogether another £22 added :j

I'm a bit annoyed this evening as the window contractor called round earlier and said our windows haven't arrived from the depot so they won't be fitting on Monday. Even more annoying though is that they can't tell me when they will now be coming :mad: :mad:

Great to see you all keeping on earning again this month. Some super amounts made already and still another two weeks (almost) to go.

Hope you all have a super money-making weekend
Lx

cufc_mike

£1.46 today MB'ing - I'm slacking! Had a busy day at work, away from my desk today. Usually I'm sat in front of a PC from 8:30am - 5pm and have opportunities to do a few things online, just not today. Still, I'm well on my way to my target, so not concerned.

Had an email today inviting me to join Consumer Pulse. No idea what this entails, but looks ok at first glance. £5 upon registration and then the equivalent of £0.50 per week minimum, up to £2.50 maximum depending on how much you buy/review during any given week. I assume this is something I signed up to a while back, just can't remember. Does anybody else do it?

Hope everybody has a lovely weekend

lynnejk

cufc_mike wrote: »

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Had an email today inviting me to join Consumer Pulse. No idea what this entails, but looks ok at first glance. £5 upon registration and then the equivalent of £0.50 per week minimum, up to £2.50 maximum depending on how much you buy/review during any given week. I assume this is something I signed up to a while back, just can't remember. Does anybody else do it?

Yes - I've done it for a couple of years or three.

It's a great little site. You get a reminder every week to log in and say if you've bought anything in their various sections for which you get 50p. You also get 50p for each item you have bought up to £2.50 a week, which you have to enter the details for - just have the item and receipt near you as it's all 'click appropriate answer' stuff and no long-winded explanation.

They also send you a couple of monthly update surveys about your services and technology, for which you also get points. Occasionally you also get an odd survey - usually only about ten or fifteen minutes - again for very fair points.

The points soon add up and you can get a wide choice of high-street vouchers in multiples of £10, though watch the dates as they're only valid for six months. I actually saved up and bought my tablet a couple of years ago with them.

Hope you enjoy - it makes a change from usual boring stuff
HTH Lx

A_Random_Man

Sorry for the lateness of the reply but my total for yesterday was £34.31 and that was from matched betting