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    Registered User

    May 2007
    in happy land
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    tallest girl if u need to train someone that has no expercience keep me in mind my email is jesabell2006@bigpond.com

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    Our IVF Blessing Has Arrived after 6 Cycles

    Apr 2007
    Brisbane Australia
    2,701

    Hi we are looking for work from home fundraising consultants I can email details to interested people if you like DH and I have set this up so I can work from home when bubs is born. Please email me if you would like to know more.

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    biancaj Guest

    Hello all,

    I have just found this site and its great! I amd with a PP company that sells Educational toys,products, activities etc. You can sell to business (eg schools) or privately. These products sell themselves! Its not Learning Ladder or Toys@home. If you want to know more please email me bee_delighted@hotmail.com .

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    Add Sair on Facebook

    Dec 2006
    Rural Vic
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    I sent you an email Princess..

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    Registered User

    Jun 2007
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    Hey there girls,
    I work from home with a couple of network companies. Most of which i do over the internet or phone. If you wanted to know more about any of them just PM me and let me know.
    Hippy mum
    Last edited by Gigi1; October 25th, 2007 at 09:55 PM.

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    muggins_00 Guest

    Hippy mum I'd love to know more but I can't quite figure out how to pm

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    Registered User

    Nov 2004
    Australia
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    I do ironing from home and it works in well around three soon to be four little ones! I charge $30 per basket and they drop off and pick up from my place. I have two regulars ATM which I have picked up in just one month! I did invest around $500 on a good quality steam iron but that has already paid for itself!

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    Registered User

    Oct 2007
    Middle Victoria
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    Hi

    For those doing ironing from home, is $30 a basket still the going rate? And how big is a basket? is that like a basket you take washing to the line in?

    ta

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    Registered User

    Oct 2006
    Adelaide, SA
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    Hi HotI,

    $30 is reasonable for a basket of ironing, I have seen up to $50 being charged, however in my opinion that's a bit high. I'd go with somewhere between $30 and $40, or you could go per item as well. Yes, a washing basket you take the washing to the line in is the type of basket reffered to

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    Feb 2012
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    Any ideas to earn money from home??

    An old thread here but anyone got any contacts/ideas to earn some extra cash from home? I'm thinking of selling clothes that dont fit anymore on eBay, I haven't sold on eBay before, are there costs involved to list on the site? Cheers

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    Moderator

    Oct 2004
    In my Zombie proof fortress.
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    An old thread here but anyone got any contacts/ideas to earn some extra cash from home? I'm thinking of selling clothes that dont fit anymore on eBay, I haven't sold on eBay before, are there costs involved to list on the site? Cheers
    Bella - have a look through this section: https://www.bellybelly.com.au/forums...amp-Discussion
    A thread there may have the info you are after, if not start one in there

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    Registered User

    Feb 2012
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    Any ideas to earn money from home??

    Thanks Astrid

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