Showing posts with label blockbuster. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blockbuster. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 March 2009

Quantity vs Quality

Today's Grab
There a ton of smaller cashbacks on quidco that I've just skipped past when looking before, but I figured there's good money there asking for me to take it. To make the process as painless as possible I downloaded google toolbar and entered my details into the autofill section. This means that on most sites I can just click the autofill button to automatically populate the registration form. Once set up I went to quidco and started clicking. Here's the deals I signed up for today.

O2, 4 x Sims, £0.60
Lands End, Newsletter, £0.15
Secret Sales, Registration, £0.25
Maxi Muscle, Free Catalogue, £0.25
My Pix, Newsletter, £0.30
Ibood, Newsletter, £0.40
T-Mobile, Sims, £0.50
InstantWin4Now, Signup, £0.56
Pampers, Signup, £0.60
Opinion World, Signup, £0.70
UKPrizeDraw, Entry, £0.75

So a total of £5.06 for today.

Unsubscription Spree
Did a bit of housework unsubscribing from the free trials I signed up for last week.  The only slightly tedious one was the Experian Credit Reports, which required me to actually phone up to cancel.

The only other thing I need to do today is watch 'The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull', one of the movies I got from block buster.  =)

The Tally

Cash in hand : -£46.87
Expected Earnings : £122.06
Net Position : £75.19 

Monday, 23 February 2009

Fancy a movie?

Todays Grab
I've seen some potentially good earners out there, some of the the bingo sign ups look good.  I want to be sure I know what's going on though, so I'm playing safe again today.  I've signed up for 2 weeks of Dvd's from blockbuster.  Not a bad payout at all for a signup at £7.50.  I've placed an order for a couple of Dvd's so I'll have something to watch this weekend too.

A bit short
I've fallen short of my £30 per week target thanks to a couple of days off.  I've got some ripe plums I'm eyeing off for next week to get my average back up though.

The Tally
No money in the bank yet, but the expected earnings are on a steady rise.  Looking forward to it turning into a steady stream to the cash in hand figure.

Cash in hand: £0
Expected Earnings: £25.50