How much would you expect to pay to download 25 of the latest music tracks? £25? £10? FREE!?!
Why even settle for free when you can get paid to download music you want anyway? I'm pretty chuffed with today's find, £4 for signing up with eMusic on a 14 day trial. I found this through (you guessed it) quidco.
It all adds up
You may be thinking that all these little bits of cash I'm getting aren't worth the effort, but it does all add up. If I can keep finding 1 little bonus like this each day I'll have around £30 extra in my pocket each week! As for the amount of effort, so far it's been pretty low. Five minutes tops. I spend more time writing this blog. =)
Protect yourself from spam
For anyone thinking of emulating me and getting a bit of spending money for themselves I have a recommendation for you. Create an alternate email address. I signed up for a free one from Yahoo and am entering it as the email address for anything I sign up for. This way I can be sure I won't have to worry about spam at my normal email address
The Tally
The Equifax and Audible deals from the previous entries have both now tracked, so I know the sign up was successful. It can still take some time for it to show up in my account though, so I won't count it as cash in hand until I've really got it.
Cash in hand: £0
Expected Earnings: £13
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Great blog!
ReplyDeleteI will be following with a keen interest. Totally agree with your philosophy that it all adds up!
Good luck!
Me again - quick question.
ReplyDeleteCan you cancel your subscription to these freebies as soon as your earnings are tracked on quidco or do you need to give it a few days.
Cheers
I don't have any hard evidence one way or the other, but my current plan is to leave it until about 5 days before the trial ends before unsubscribing. I don't want to look too much like I'm just after the cash. =)
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