Remember you're STILL a Womble - 2017 challenge

sugarbaby125 · 20 January 2017 at 2:08PM

I bought 6 X 10 inch Ty Pluffies soft toys on eBay for only £9.98 saving myself £49.96 on the next cheapest price I can find of £9.99 each :T

I bought 10 sale items from The Body Shop online and also used the 40% code for only £21.30 saving myself £56.19 and I also got free delivery worth £2.49. I also earned 213 Love Your Body points worth £2.13 which I will count when I am using the points and I also earned 93p cashback via Quidco on this order, which I will count when I have received the money. :T

I got a cheque from Eon for £15.09 for a dual fuel discount on my Electricity account :T

#13 current total = £546.47

crafty_witch · 20 January 2017 at 9:30PM

10p road kill today and a dish of parsnip soup and a roll for lunch. £2.10

I've got a lot of stuff listed on fleabay which is hobby stuff I'm selling because I haven't got time for it anymore

What's the general feeling on counting fleabay sales as wombles?

f0xh0les · 20 January 2017 at 10:01PM

Not wombling much as not spending or going anywhere at the minute except to the school gate and back again. Very unspendy but not great for wombling.

sugarbaby125 · 20 January 2017 at 10:29PM

2 hopper bus journeys to and from work worth £3

1p found on a classroom floor

#13 current total = £549.48

Bobarella · 20 January 2017 at 11:16PM

crafty_witch wrote: »

What's the general feeling on counting fleabay sales as wombles?

I don't count ebay sales because it's not a gain for free. You have sold something and made a profit.

If you buy something like say a Gucci bag for £50 that would be £200 had you bought it in a shop not eBay, I would personally count that as a womble.

But this challenge is very loose on interpretation and everyone should do what they feel is right.

Bobarella · 20 January 2017 at 11:20PM

Siebrie wrote: »

One fairytale apple from Reception, glossy dark red €0,20.

What a great description, am now thinking of Snow White:rotfl:

Bobarella · 20 January 2017 at 11:24PM

f0xh0les wrote: »

Not wombling much as not spending or going anywhere at the minute except to the school gate and back again. Very unspendy but not great for wombling.

Pretty similar TBH Foxy

Bobarella · 20 January 2017 at 11:26PM

sugarbaby125 wrote: »

I bought 6 X 10 inch Ty Pluffies soft toys on eBay for only £9.98 saving myself £49.96 on the next cheapest price I can find of £9.99 each :T

I bought 10 sale items from The Body Shop online and also used the 40% code for only £21.30 saving myself £56.19 and I also got free delivery worth £2.49. I also earned 213 Love Your Body points worth £2.13 which I will count when I am using the points and I also earned 93p cashback via Quidco on this order, which I will count when I have received the money. :T

I got a cheque from Eon for £15.09 for a dual fuel discount on my Electricity account :T

#13 current total = £546.47

Will you flip the toys for a profit? Seems a great bargain.

sugarbaby125 · 21 January 2017 at 1:20AM

Bobarella wrote: »

Will you flip the toys for a profit? Seems a great bargain.

Hi Bob, no they are for various great nieces and nephews in my family. I bought some late last year from the same business seller on eBay, but now they are being sold even cheaper.

Poundland bargains:

4 sharing packets of Haribo Supermix for £2 saving me £2

3 Packets of Jammie Dodgers for £1 saving me 50p

120g box of Maltesers for £1 saving me 50p

#13 current total £552.48

MostlyFine · 21 January 2017 at 6:26AM

Hi Folks,

Can I join you all this year? Wombled my first receipt from Mr A last night for 1.06 which I am chuffed at I was not really expecting anything

Remember you're STILL a Womble - 2017 challenge

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