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Aesop

Kantankrus_Mare wrote: »

Hope everyone's had a nice weekend?

Nothing to report for me in the money making world but have received what will hopefully be another source of regular online income.

Got an invite for consumerpulse completely out of the blue. :j

I dont really spend an awful lot on clothes/makeup etc but have just filled in my first weeks purchases and its surprising how the odd purchases add up!!

Looking forward to getting stuck into this one.

To be honest..........anything that isnt moronic online surveys that most of the time you dont qualify for is fine by me.

Anyone else on here do this site?

DS went to freezer camp and came back and said not happy. I asked why he said it was cold, wet and muddy. I said but I told you it was freezer camp. I don't think he counted on the rain, winds and mud everywhere especially in his tent. His pillow was soaking wet as as was his rucksack. I asked why and didn't get a straight answer. I said nothing in the tent should have got wet.

anyone with boys.... especially little boys... always check their pockets on everything, every night!!!

I emptied DS coat pockets to put in washing machine..... crumbs, crumbs and more crumbs, completely soaked through. What are these? Oh my buttered cracker from school that I put in my pocket and forget to eat.....

cue me - doesn't it occur to you to tell me when you get home so I can wash your coat/clean your pockets? and what about when you put your hands in your pockets?

No. that's why I dont put my hands in my pockets....:o:cool::eek:

all boy that one.

I've been non stop washing clothes and trying to get them dry. Not much money making going on here although I managed both sb targets.

i have been doing consumer pulse for years. definitely one to get onto and one I recommend in the first few posts.

You can also add things you watch on netflix, amazon tv, etc.

any more info on your online income?

Kantankrus_Mare

Sounds like your son is deffo a typical boy :rotfl:

By online income....I just meant various sites that we all do

Is amazon on the list of retailers for consumerpulse? It wouldnt let me look on the redeem points bit.

Aesop

Kantankrus_Mare wrote: »

Sounds like your son is deffo a typical boy :rotfl:

By online income....I just meant various sites that we all do

Is amazon on the list of retailers for consumerpulse? It wouldnt let me look on the redeem points bit.

it's not, just had a look but I tend to cash out for next vouchers

Kantankrus_Mare

Next is good for me.

lynnejk

Kantankrus_Mare wrote: »

Hope everyone's had a nice weekend?

Nothing to report for me in the money making world but have received what will hopefully be another source of regular online income.

Got an invite for consumerpulse completely out of the blue. :j

I dont really spend an awful lot on clothes/makeup etc but have just filled in my first weeks purchases and its surprising how the odd purchases add up!!

Looking forward to getting stuck into this one.

To be honest..........anything that isnt moronic online surveys that most of the time you dont qualify for is fine by me.

Anyone else on here do this site?

Oh that's great news.

I've been on CP for a few years and you'll find the points add up quite quickly. They send you a couple of surveys each month as well, for which you get points also, and they give you yearly bonus points if you fill these in every month.

I usually save the points up and use them for a purchase from C*rrys or something similar. I've had things such as a good tablet each for my son and I and a high -end pressure cooker.

I don't get them until I want to use them though as they do not have very long dates.

Sorry your son didn't enjoy his 'freezer camp' Aesop. It does seem a little early in the year for camping eh, and being boys everything is guaranteed to get soaking wet.

Well done all the money makers - lovely to read all the postings :T:T

Hope you all have a super Monday
Lx

cufc_mike

Evening all. Pretty quiet weekend here, poor weather meant we didn't really leave the house much. Nipped out to a local garden centre for lunch, and had a quick look at their fish tanks - what is it with young children and fish? Mesmerised for ages!

Can't wait for the better weather so we can actually get out and do stuff.

I need to get back into doing Consumer Pulse regularly...I just don't buy anything haha! Do I risk losing it if I don't use it enough?

£71.73 total for me today from matched betting. Takes me over (Edit: blaming it on the time of day, but my sums weren't quite right, I'm ever so slightly under still) my initial £600 target for the month. With that in mind I'm going to increase my target to £1,000.

Aesop

cufc_mike wrote: »

what is it with young children and fish? Mesmerised for ages!


I need to get back into doing Consumer Pulse regularly...I just don't buy anything haha! Do I risk losing it if I don't use it enough?

I know! when DS had fish and they died, he was happily led By SA into buying bigger and more expensive fish. I had to keep saying no, only small tank, and do the fish live with other fish?

yes, if you don't log in weekly and at least click on not anything, not bought anything, then they will close your account.

they like you to check in weekly even if not bought but they do netflix/amazon/dvds/book now, so you could always put one of those in.

Talia1

I hope everyone had a good weekend.

Up to £97.06, Mix of surveys, cashback and Eb@y. Need to up my game plan for £10 a day. Still plodding on with my EB@y listings, aim for 5 a day minimum and it's going well. It'll only bring in a few pounds but it all adds up.

shariann

Morning all

Still feeling sorry for myself but at least I am off work this week. I have a big birthday on Wednesday (21 again!) but am finding it difficult to get enthusiastic about it.

I do have a few small bits to add but not sure where I got up to on here so will check and post in a mo

shariann

Ok, so...

£2.88 moc for fuel
£3.75 mb
£3.64 mb
£20 gift card for birthday

Total now £128.43