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Hiya did you manage to shop with your nectar points ? Well done on the eBay sale I slept like a log last night through the storm lolpaid off £27,527.47 debt free journey began Nov 2017 DEBT FREE 13.09.2019!! EF £3500/£50000
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I didn't know that about Sainsbury's points. I always save mine up against the big spends - double ups for birthday/christmas presents, big holiday food shops, gifts - so I don't use them in small amounts typically.
Still you know for next time, and I'm so happy to share the e-rewards knowledge. Having had a bit of spare time since NYE I'm already up to £5 banked and another 855 points. Wish I'd known about that site earlier. I assume incidentally that you already do Prolific Academic?LD 12.25 £1600.00/£0700.00 Fn £274.00 LTFn £525 LLTFn £300
Renewal 25 £500.00/£500.00 InsH 12.25 £600/£600.00 InsP 03.26 £150/£150.00
NPt 12.25 £150.00/£051.50 Ins/TC 02.26 £550/£470.00
YX25 £1500/£0750 FD £3600/£0600
PX25 £1500/£0625 P6m £1200/£0800 PEa £100/£0600 -
Morning all
Meena - Nope, total shop was only £1.14 so didn't want to add extra just for the sake of it. I'll save it for when I need a bigger top up.
Joey - Thanks againIt's only me so there never is really a big holiday shop, but I might let them build for present buying, but again, I only usually buy about 4 or 5 presents a year, thankfully most of my friends just don't bother now. I haven't tried Prolific Academic, but will check it out! I survey'd myself out a few years back, and have only really just picked them up again. I can't stand the sight of swagbucks, but QMEE and Nectar seem to be okay, so I'll check it out
Another day another dollar. I woke up this morning with achey legs from the gym, YAY! Rest day today and looking forward to an early night as once again slept a bit rubbish.
No more ebay sales, boo. Fingers crossed for something to go today.
Still no news on money from the a hole.Paid - 7095/26218 - Total0 -
morning here's hoping A-hole coughs up! grrrrrpaid off £27,527.47 debt free journey began Nov 2017 DEBT FREE 13.09.2019!! EF £3500/£50000
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I started doing surveys over Christmas but I can't keep up with them now I have gone back to work and all the kids have gone back to school and activities have started again. How do you cope with fitting them in and/or remembering which sites you have signed up to?
Oh and hoping a hole coughs up the money for you so you can relax a bit.0 -
Thanks both, it would give me a little breathing room but I don't want to put too much pressure because if I do I know him well enough to delay further out of spite, especially if he knows I actually need it for something and it's causing me hassle by not having it.
I don't have any little'uns so my time is mostly my own. I do half hour with me coffee in the mornings, check in a few times a day if I have any downtime at work, then once I've done my chores for the evening get back to it. I've not had much luck over the last few days though. I have had the opportunity to cash out £5.00 paypal on shoppix (an app where you just take pictures of your receipts and get points, shameless referral code plug: 2DSCUVUG), but if you leave the points balance for a higher cash out you need less points so I'm trying to resist until I get enough for a £20 cash out. It's slow going but a change from the actual surveys.
I'm only on QMEE and Nectar right now for the surveys, I don't want to burn out like I did last time lolPaid - 7095/26218 - Total0 -
Thanks for the referral code, I'll have a look at Shoppix. I am at work currently but am the only one in, so bored and browsing the forum trying to think up other ways to save money or thinking of things to sell!!0
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No, thank you for using it (we both get a bonus though!
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I've gone back over my budgets this morning as it's quiet, I just can't believe how tight I'm cutting things at the moment. It'll change slightly from March due to a slight pay increase, but Jan and Feb paydays are going to be so unbelievably tight, I really need all the extra pennies I can get. It's making me very glad I stocked up on the YS meat, as I think my food budget is going to be about £15 a week. Ugh. It looks tough, but I keep thinking it's a good job I started this now, or I'd just end up piling more and more on the CC.Paid - 7095/26218 - Total0 -
you're doing well with the budgets , tight but i am sure you can do it and it will be worth it
surveys really do my head in actually i am only doing the YouGov one , which is very slow but its a £50 at the end of it and ive started the nector ones i cant cope with any more tbhpaid off £27,527.47 debt free journey began Nov 2017 DEBT FREE 13.09.2019!! EF £3500/£50000 -
Not just me then! Hope yours picks up soon xPaid - 7095/26218 - Total0
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