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Batgirl

lysasparkles wrote: »

asset -yea i find the clicking very boring.... i'd rather buy and sell and perhaps develop it into something i could use to support my income in the long term... how do you find out about the household auctions?

batgirl -that does make sense ive been selling my old uni books on amazon and thats where ive made the money so if i could come by some cheap it would probably be good!

Charity shops seem delighted to get rid of these books because they take up space and a too specialised for the normal shopper so you kind of doing them a favour taking them off their hand and making some pennies too

Batgirl

Just joined a new bingo site and it opens with new information saying only one account per person and duplicate accounts will be closed down, so i think as long as you only have one account we should all be fine and bingo can continue to reign supreme :beer:

asset77

Batgirl wrote: »

Just joined a new bingo site and it opens with new information saying only one account per person and duplicate accounts will be closed down, so i think as long as you only have one account we should all be fine and bingo can continue to reign supreme :beer:

WHICH NEW BINGO SITE? (she asked desperately!!!!)

angelflower_2

i should know this and sorry for asking again....where is the link to the orig post for the bingo list?

simonts

im using this list atm...over £100 up now

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=737107

wendybird

Back from my 2nd job - another 46.80 into the pot! Yay!! I'm expecting some from quidco in the next couple of weeks as well, so I'm on track to beat this challange this month. Feeling quite chuffed as I'm a newbie and this is my first challange!!

JesaRose

ehallett wrote: »

Me and my friend at work are trying to think of ways to earn some money whilst we haven't got a lot of work on (we work in an office so have computers at our disposal, but no internet :mad: ). We often have hours spare where we don't have any work on so would like to try to put those hours to good use but can't think of anything to do - anything that isn't a scam anyway!!

Emily x

I used to have a job where we never had any work half the time. One of my colleagues was doing a college course as part of his job and could only type with one finger at a time. Because I can touch-type quickly he paid me £10/£12 an hour to type up his hand written essays for him. Easy money - even if you just do it in your lunch break

asset77

At around 19.05 Simontz mentioned a win on Cyberbingo. I posted to see if it was a cashcade 'safe' one but Simontz doesn't seem to be around to answer that query. I logged into Cyberbingo and then emailed them to see what happens to the free money they start you off with. I got this very clear reply so I think it should be a good warning to us about what happens if we go off the beaten track onto 'unknown' and untried sites....

The answer to your question is no.
You cannot withdraw winnings won from the free trial even if you deposit,
as you can only withdrawl winnings won AFTER a deposit has been made.
When you deposit, your trial winnings are brought to zero and you are only
able to see your "real" balance from then.

I hope that clarifies your inquiry.

JesaRose

I've only made 17p today but listed 4 items on eBay so I am hopeful that they might do something

angelflower_2

first ever quidco cashback is in at £17.61. Bit of a nightmare cause one of my items sold at start of december on ebay was apparently a fraud and they have stripped the money back out of my account. Was £35.00!! Am disputing it but goodness knows if i will get it back. Really cheesed off and have decided ebay and paypal is just not worth the hassle. This is like the third time i have had issues.