Money Making Schemes

Nagesh answers:

It depends on how quickly you intend to travel. If you’re going to hop a train straight from the airport, you may wish to be cautious. If your flight is delayed, you may miss the train and be stuck with a useless ticket. If you are traveling a day or two after you arrive in Manchester, then buy your ticket online for the peace of mind of having a reserved seat. If it ends up being a popular travel day or popular train, seats may be tight. But if you are just taking a commuter train from the airport into the city, wait and buy your ticket after you arrive and exchange money. Check with your credit card issuer to see what foreign transaction fees they charge. I generally use my debit card, get cash from an ATM and then pay for many purchases in cash. You will find ATM cash charges are a lot cheaper than credit card purchases. Sometimes the only fee is what the bank would charge for an out-of-network ATM withdrawal in the U.S. Just make sure you have enough money in your account and be sure to advise both your credit card company and your bank that you will be traveling and using your card abroad. My roommate’s bank forgot to note in his account that he would be traveling even though he went in and spoke to someone in person. As a result, his ATM card didn’t work when he arrived in London and tried to get cash. He ended up getting ripped off to the tune of $12 at an airport money exchange for a $50 exchange! His idiot bank forgot there was a time difference between the U.S. And London and planned to put the note in his account later that day. Fools!

Nagesh answers:

There are a couple of ways.

Do you have anything you want to sell? If you have something of value thats worth a couple of quid you could try cash generator or cash convertors who will give you cash for your items and you can buy them back after 30 days
Or CEX (Entertainment Exchange) give you cash for Playstation Games/Xbox etc The newer the game the more you get however there is no buy back option from these.

Also if you have any scrap gold you can cash these in and usually pays quite well there will prob be a few places in your area.

All of these above is only possible if you own the items yourself and they dont belong to someone else 😉

Hope this helps

Nagesh answers:

Http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/consumer/savingideas/article.html?in_article_id=416487&in_page_id=512

Nagesh answers:

The sender can do any of these.

“Transfer money through a money transfer service. There are a number of online money transfer services. Western Union and Moneygram (see Resources) allow you to transfer money quickly to almost anywhere in the world. Navigate to their websites and use the “Send Money Now” option to send money to a receiver”.

“Send money via an online payment system. Online payment systems such as PayPal (see Resources) allow money to be transferred between two accounts in the network. Both sender and receiver must have accounts, which can be created online”.

“Make a traditional bank transfer if you prefer a more secure bank service. To transfer money overseas you need both your own and your recipient’s BIC (bank identifier code) and IBAN (international bank account number)”.

“Send a payment through insured mail. It is possible to send cash, checks or travelers checks through the mail overseas”.

Nagesh answers:

Just as humans enjoy different hobbies, cats have preferences for the types of games they enjoy or toys they like playing with.

I have two cats who’re close in age and they love playing & fighting with each other. I recently bought them some pop up Cat Play Cubes and it’s the only toy that I have known the two of them to play with every day. They seem to have most fun taking it in turns to hide inside them and then pounce on the other cat, so the cubes might not be so amusing to a solo cat. I have yet to meet a cat that can resist a plain old cardboard box.

Http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/GREEN-POP-UP-PLAY-CUBE-FOR-CATS-CHEAPEST-ON-EBAY_W0QQitemZ300152719326QQihZ020QQcategoryZ20741QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

I found the best toy to play one on one with a cat, are those that dangle off the end of a wand stick because you can play a variety of hunting style games with those. I’ve also had quite a few cats who enjoy playing fetch with a scrunched up ball of paper. Our current female will play that game for up to an hour at a time if she’s in the mood for it.

My next purchase is going to be a toy called Fling-Ama-String as this is one they can use to amuse themselves when I’m not around to play with them. It looks like the cats in the video are having fun.

Http://www.moodypet.com/NewPages/fling.html

I recently bought them a Babble Ball which has electronic microchips that talk when the ball is touched, making six different sounds; meowing, birds chirping etc. Whilst the cats seem to like it, I have quickly realised that it was the equivalent of buying a small child a set of drums (lol).

Pay close attention to games that your cat starts to play on her own, so that you see what style of games she prefers, then just spend your money on those types of toys.