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Wednesday, 28 September 2011
Tuesday, 20 September 2011
Football Stats
A few weeks back I started off doing football stats but unfortunately things have ground to a halt as my local Tesco has stopped selling the RFO. What's going on?
Dribbles
Have been having computer issues over the last few weeks so apologies for the lack of posts. Let me come back with a bang with a list of the dribbles:
Well you can't really argue with that can you? 264 dribbles for you to use to make Money. £100 apiece gets you £26,400 in a year.
- Security Work.
- Delivering Booze to doors.
- Shifts on Local Radio.
- Appear on TV Quiz shows.
- Car Boot Sales.
- Pub Quiz Nights.
- Run a Market Stall.
- Fulfillment by Amazon.
- Surveillance work.
- Work as a Private Detective.
- Manage Darts Players.
- Rent out Band Rehearsal space.
- Earn through Crashpadder.com.
- Remove Grafitti for money.
- Sweep Car Parks.
- Run errands.
- Sell through the small ads.
- Work as a "Neighbourhood Worker" (Council anti-job often advertised)
- Get a part time job at Waterstones.
- Make and sell Baby Food (plenty of recipes on the net).
- Collect and trade autographs.
- Play Blackjack for profit.
- Keep writing the Self Pub books (easy money).
- Collect Pallets to make bits which can be sold.
- General Amazon selling.
- Mystery Shopping.
- Run a B&B.
- Deliver organic veg boxes.
- Professional Comping.
- Matched Betting.
- Be someones Weight Loss Buddy.
- Doll up used Garden Furniture and resale.
- Run a consignment shop (could start online).
- Postman work.
- Deliver IKEA orders.
- "Skipraker.com" - list location of local skips online.
- Part time work at the local library.
- Courier work.
- Rental income.
- Sunbed hire.
- Shiply.
- Regular Betfair income.
- Fancy Dress Hire.
- Taxi work.
- Specialist disabled taxi work.
- Make and sell Dog biscuits.
- Pink Limo hire.
- Wedding and Party Chip Van.
- Business Boot Camps.
- Skip Hire business.
- Jean Genie (Jean resale).
- Hi Lo Martingale system.
- Solar Panels on my rental houses.
- House Clearance Business.
- Open a Thrift shop.
- Drive and deliver cars for a dealership.
- Part time Steward work.
- Part time Merchandiser work.
- Make and sell soft drinks.
- Online ticket touting.
- Make and sell compost.
- Make and sell Tomato Ketchup.
- Tour Guide work.
- Tutoring.
- Open a nanobrewery.
- Darts Prizemoney.
- Do a Provident round.
- Voiceover work.
- Pooper Scooper work.
- Babysitting.
- Buy and sell old Football shirts.
- Write and sell Pub quizzes.
- Sell Pressed Thistles online.
- Take the photos for local Estate Agents.
- Do Inventories for local Letting Agents.
- Blogging income.
- Sell stock photos.
- "Scotland's Showroom" idea.
- Fostering.
- Freelance Sales work.
- Resell job lots from Ali Baba.
- Write and sell jokes.
- Make and sell Gift Baskets.
- Casino Deposit whoring.
- Open a 24hr gym.
- Become a Youtube partner.
- On-Course Arbitrage idea.
- "Letter to the Editor" prizemoney.
- Poker Propping fees.
- Lowball Cars idea.
- Part time Cleaner work.
- Casual Driver for local council.
- Work as a Personal Trainer.
- Do Cash loans.
- Copy "Million things to do".
- Do Comedy busking.
- Manage Inventroy for companies of a Freelance basis.
- Salvage, clean up and resell Doors.
- Hotpoint Willie.
- Open a Laundry.
- Wedding Day Ice Cream Van.
- Deliver Leaflets.
- Utility Warehouse.
- E-Lottery.
- Become a Local Councillor.
- Open a Doss House.
- Do Dog Walking.
- Run a Compers Co-Op.
- Enter Poker free-rolls.
- Back/Lay Ante Post system.
- Betfair Referal fees.
- Bingo Caller work.
- Rent out Bouncy Castles and other inflatables.
- Newspaper clipping.
- Create a Tough Guy Endurance course.
- Open a Seasonal Pop Up shop.
- Carry out sensitive business matters for people.
- Money Manager Idea.
- Sports Arbitrage.
- Property Manager for Landlords.
- Part Time HGC driving work.
- Deliver for Catalogue companies.
- Collect and sell Firewood.
- Luggage Transfer service for walkers.
- Open a Self Storage site.
- "Pound Lines" idea.
- Do a Moorcroft round.
- Stag Evening tour idea.
- Run an OAP check-in service.
- Complain for Profit.
- Become a Business Mentor.
- Get an outfit and be a mascot at Children's party.
- Be a Shopper (local paper) Agent. i.e. deliver bundles to the Paper Boys.
- Offer a Chaperone service for worried parents.
- "Clicks for Cash"
- Exam monitor work.
- Vote counting.
- TV Extra work.
- Mailbox rental service.
- Creative reuse.
- Declutter Service.
- Unusual Holiday Cottages.
- Grow and sell Cactus (hallucinogenic??)
- Freebie whoring.
- Wedding Photo Booth idea.
- Important building Guardian.
- Build and rent log cabins.
- "Reuse town" idea.
- Groceries Driver.
- Onboard courier work.
- BMV deals.
- Appt only Bookshop.
- Board Count for Estate Agents.
- Cheap clothes for big men.
- Sell Debt Management leads.
- House sitting.
- Sell via Green Metropolis.
- "Continuous Recruitment" idea.
- Holiday cover/ temping.
- Take an ice cream cycle to events.
- Run Sedona classes.
- Quidco.
- Run a cafe which serves Scotland's Biggest Breakfast.
- Z-List Meet and Greet idea.
- Reader service.
- Sign up at "Ask the Answer".
- General Ebay sales.
- Social media update service.
- Run an HMO.
- Do stand up comedy.
- DHL/ Yodel work.
- Write and sell a Gazeteer of Scotland.
- "Avril Harper 5am Moneymaker" idea.
- Do Opposition reports.
- Open your own lettings agency.
- Make "Directors Cut"-style comedy videos.
- Lap-dance Limo.
- Banksy idea.
- Write articles for companies.
- Run a Green Cemetery.
- Source and sell rare foods online.
- Make and sell your own energy drinks.
- Lease option deals.
- Matched betting adviser/ sponsor.
- Make and sell Apple Cider Vinegar.
- Run a Business Breakfast club.
- Freelance stock take services.
- Offer Counselling services.
- Win prizes on OLBG.
- Offer a Squatter Alert service.
- Run a honeytrap.
- Do the Avril #2 idea.
- Run a Pedicab buisness.
- Offer Mobile Oil Change service.
- Run a College Course.
- Offer a 24hr Daycare service.
- Do under-the-counter product reviews for cash.
- Gamesmaster idea.
- Wedding Dress Wholesale.
- Hotel rooms by the hour.
- Clubcard scam.
- Daily Tipster.
- Sustainable Products Store.
- Online Surveys.
- Alibis service.
- Lottery Syndicate.
- Run a Publishing service for would be authors.
- "Brendon Bass" idea.
- Body Building Prize Money.
- Brewdog.
- Business Plan Review service.
- Nightwatch work.
- Flag Pole Idea.
- Hippy Van Hire.
- Sell Poppers and other Legal Highs.
- Bothy rental for hikers.
- Strongman Gym.
- Terry Nappies business.
- Make and sell Cider.
- Online Agony Aunt service.
- Run an Off-Grid camp.
- Usborne Books.
- Stoozing.
- Read Tarot cards.
- Write Joke Books.
- Grave tending service.
- Make and sell Artizan chocolate.
- Licensed Trade Co-Op.
- Tradeplate driving.
- FTSE betting system (need to perfect this).
- The Pound Food Shop.
- Ghost Hunter/ Paranormal services.
- Rent fixtures to Pop Up Shops.
- Athletic Scout.
- Charges females for Muscle worship sessions.
- Set up a Basic camp site.
- Run a talent agency.
- Become a business angel.
- Collect old cuddly toys, clean them up and resell.
- Craigslist gigs.
- Consignment Gallery.
- Property Syndicate.
- Despatch Operative work.
- Run a Calendar Club concession.
- Work as a car repo agent.
- Make and sell crisps.
- Medical trials.
- Collect stuff from Freecycle and then resell.
- Santa work.
- Hot tub hire.
- Weigh and Save outlet.
- Scotland's hottest sauna.
- Concierge/ Reminder service.
- Work as a Milkman.
- Deliver Takeaways.
- Beg via "gofundme".
- Pick and sell Wildflower Bouquets.
- Make money by Trading on Betfair.
- Do part-time Meter reading.
- Create Recipes books.
- Run a Pies by Post business.
- Take and sell Papp pics.
- Run an Artists retreat.
- Offer a Revenge service.
Well you can't really argue with that can you? 264 dribbles for you to use to make Money. £100 apiece gets you £26,400 in a year.
Friday, 2 September 2011
Refund from Dominos
Dear Ross
Thank you for your comments they are very much appreciated.
Having checked your order I can see that this order was placed on the regular priced menu.
If you wish to take advantage of the “mega deal” then please click on the deals section at the top left hand of the screen which will take you to all the deals within your local store.
In, the mean time, I will send a voucher out to you for £7. To the address given on the order which will cover the additional cost of this order, but this will take 10-14 days.
Thank you for your comments they are very much appreciated.
Having checked your order I can see that this order was placed on the regular priced menu.
If you wish to take advantage of the “mega deal” then please click on the deals section at the top left hand of the screen which will take you to all the deals within your local store.
In, the mean time, I will send a voucher out to you for £7. To the address given on the order which will cover the additional cost of this order, but this will take 10-14 days.
Friday, 26 August 2011
Wozniacki is the Bismarck of the week
Caroline Wozniacki is the Adrian Lewis of tennis (that is until Lewis won the World Champs). I really can't see her winning anything. She's never really seriously challenged for a Slam Event. She's sixth favourite or so for the US Open, and there are a good 5 or 6 players below her in the book that have more drive. On top of all this she's just fell in love with Curly Boy McIlroy. My bet of the week is to lay Wozniacki in the US Open at 19.5.
Big Brother System
Long time Blog fans may remember my Big Brother system which has worked very well over the years. Basically, as Big Brother is just a popularity contest, all you need to do is find the biggest poll online and bet along with the findings. Here is tonights example:
Celebrity Big Brother eviction: Who do you want to SAVE?
Kerry 50.0%
Sally 29.7%
Bobby 20.3%
This is a bit of a bum example as the poll was "who do you want to save" rather than "who do you want to evict", which is a subtle but huge difference. In light of this, I laid Kerry Katona being evicted at 12 to 1.
Honestly, someone with balls and brains could make a fortune from Big Brother betting.
Autograph Hunting
Some interesting autograph hunting advice from Lewis Geary:
If you fancy starting your own autograph collection (maybe with the aim of having something worth a fortune in the future - maybe for your retirement, or your kids...?), follow these pointers from a professional autograph hunter:
Why you should always carry white cards around with you
- If you live or work in a major city and are serious about
collecting signatures then it is worth carrying a couple of
white cards in your pocket just in case. It's virtually
impossible to walk around Soho for example, without
bumping in to at least two celebrities, and they are
usually very happy to oblige if you're polite and don't
take up too much time.
- If you know a cabby, ask him out for a pint! If you know
a cabbie and he picks up fares in town, pack him with
white cards and ask him to ask for you. Cabbies are
generally well loved, and a celebrity, even a notoriously
picky one, will usually say yes, because they feel
comfortable and safe in the cab.
- Go to a bookshop. There are now many signings in the
major bookshops and, as long as you buy a book, the
signature's easy AND FREE. If you're able to, try and
get a picture of the star too. If you decide to sell for a
handsome profit, the photo can be used as evidence -
though there's no evidence that it's THAT book they're
signing. Don't be too greedy. I saw one guy pounce on
Paul McCartney with armfuls of CDs, pictures and
records that it looked like he'd spent his whole life
collecting. Needless to say, ONE CD was signed
- Just ask! Many celebrities will send you their
autographs for nothing, if you write to the show that
they appear in (you won't generally have to worry
about the secretaries doing these ones!)
- Never forget the markets and car boots. About ten
years ago a friend of mine was walking around a market
in the West Country asking if anyone had autograph
books. One guy said he had one from the forties and
fifties, which a girl had kept at the stage door of her
local theatre.
There were many stars of the day in there but the reason for the £180 price tag was a page with Laurel and Hardy on it.
Sounds a lot, but the value of that one photo nowadays...?
Around £800-£1200. Not a bad profit for one day at a car
boot sale.
I hope that's given you a little inspiration to look past the usual ways to make money and search turn something you're interested in into a source of income - maybe not today or tomorrow, but in a few years time. Because a few years time is going to whiz past faster than we expect.
If you fancy starting your own autograph collection (maybe with the aim of having something worth a fortune in the future - maybe for your retirement, or your kids...?), follow these pointers from a professional autograph hunter:
Why you should always carry white cards around with you
- If you live or work in a major city and are serious about
collecting signatures then it is worth carrying a couple of
white cards in your pocket just in case. It's virtually
impossible to walk around Soho for example, without
bumping in to at least two celebrities, and they are
usually very happy to oblige if you're polite and don't
take up too much time.
- If you know a cabby, ask him out for a pint! If you know
a cabbie and he picks up fares in town, pack him with
white cards and ask him to ask for you. Cabbies are
generally well loved, and a celebrity, even a notoriously
picky one, will usually say yes, because they feel
comfortable and safe in the cab.
- Go to a bookshop. There are now many signings in the
major bookshops and, as long as you buy a book, the
signature's easy AND FREE. If you're able to, try and
get a picture of the star too. If you decide to sell for a
handsome profit, the photo can be used as evidence -
though there's no evidence that it's THAT book they're
signing. Don't be too greedy. I saw one guy pounce on
Paul McCartney with armfuls of CDs, pictures and
records that it looked like he'd spent his whole life
collecting. Needless to say, ONE CD was signed
- Just ask! Many celebrities will send you their
autographs for nothing, if you write to the show that
they appear in (you won't generally have to worry
about the secretaries doing these ones!)
- Never forget the markets and car boots. About ten
years ago a friend of mine was walking around a market
in the West Country asking if anyone had autograph
books. One guy said he had one from the forties and
fifties, which a girl had kept at the stage door of her
local theatre.
There were many stars of the day in there but the reason for the £180 price tag was a page with Laurel and Hardy on it.
Sounds a lot, but the value of that one photo nowadays...?
Around £800-£1200. Not a bad profit for one day at a car
boot sale.
I hope that's given you a little inspiration to look past the usual ways to make money and search turn something you're interested in into a source of income - maybe not today or tomorrow, but in a few years time. Because a few years time is going to whiz past faster than we expect.
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