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Tuesday 15/04/08 What small dfw things have you done today???
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Nicolefury wrote: »I paid off my catalogue debts
In September I owed £800 on various debts, and now it's nothing. Doesn't seem like a lot but I was out of work for 6 months and I'm a student. Feels great 
Well done Nicolefury :TMammy to 2 boys aged 5 and 20 -
Morning/afternoon everyone! Quite a few posts already today and very positive ones. Have a nice payday sophiesmum. Well done Mizmir on paying off a debt. Cleosmum hope your day gets better. Well done nicolefury on paying off the catalogues.
Its a lovely sunny day here so far, so hoping to get plenty done.
-Don't put on heating unless i have to
-Check accounts for any stray money
-Place some matched bets
-Check out freecycle emails
-Do some washing on 30c
-Do any surveys i may receive
-Do some daily clicks
-Cook meals from store cupboard
-Begin looking for second part time job
-Try and find companies that require staff for school holiday playschemes
May be more but will add them on as the day continues. Have a lovely day everyone, am raring to go now that i'm back from my few days away.:j Live on £4500, £2531/£4500:T 101 in 1001 (52/101):j:beer::j
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Does anyone have any ideas on which site would be the best place to list books as I've listed them on Ebay in the past but the fees seem to be a bit high!
Good luck everyone
Have you tried selling them on Amazon, you normally get more for your books and they can stay listed on there for as long as you want them to. The fees are a bit higher but i prefer to sell on here as you get more money. alternatively try play.com, i've not used them myself but from what i've heard, they are also very good.:j Live on £4500, £2531/£4500:T 101 in 1001 (52/101):j:beer::j
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Hi everyone!
Today i am/have;- checked online banking
- filled out expenses claim
- am starting to list books to sell on Amazon and find out about fees
- am starting to list items for ebay and find out about fees
- am listing store cupboard and freezer contents
Total debt at LB Moment (Nov 2007) = £6583 £4649 20.03.09
£5060 Black horse Loan - £4114 as of 20.03.09
£940 o/d with hsbc - -£535 as of 20.03.090 -
Hello All
today i will/have
washed at 30, quick wash
the above outside on the line, the sun is shinning!
been to work for 3 hours cleaning
No Spend Day except for my Asda delivery tonight which hopefully will be late so I can complain and get yet another free delivery!
Got boxes, and will start packing
check online banking
best wishes
CharlotteToughest form of moutain climbing is climbing out of a rutI WILL be debt free!I WILL be happy!red pen member 40 -
Have you tried selling them on Amazon, you normally get more for your books and they can stay listed on there for as long as you want them to. The fees are a bit higher but i prefer to sell on here as you get more money. alternatively try play.com, i've not used them myself but from what i've heard, they are also very good.
Thank andan, I think I'll give this a go this evening. Do ordinary paperbacks go well on there or does it tend to be more textbooks and specialist books that sell better?Mammy to 2 boys aged 5 and 20 -
I havent used Amazon to sell, but I recall someone recently saying that you shouldnt list heavy books or you will be out of pocket.0
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Took back 2 skirts (reduced in sale) that I decided I could live without, paid in a cheque and changed some Euros into sterling. Bought DS2 a birthday present with Boots points. Worth the bus fare!
About to put washing out on the line, dinner is in the freezer so shall start defrosting it.I can cook and sew, make flowers grow.0 -
I havent used Amazon to sell, but I recall someone recently saying that you shouldnt list heavy books or you will be out of pocket.
So true, I listed a textbook and made 40p off it, although it sold for £10, the postage was £6, and amazon take about a third overall, would have been better keeping it!0 -
Afternoon all and everyone seems to be having a positive day today:Sun is also shining here ..always makes you feel nicer..
Today I have/will
found the quick wash button on my washing machine and used it!!!
dry washing on line
checked all online accounts
activated my new virgin card and set up DD for it
not spent £10 on cigs.again..lol
checked for surveys/piggy clicks etc
had a NSD
used store cupboard /freezer ingredients for meals
That's all I can think of today0
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