The Telegraph password for fantasy football is a cheeky little ploy by the Daily Telegraph to try and force you to buy the newspaper each weekend in order to get the passwords to be able to make transfers in their fantasy football game. It is not compulsory to by the newspaper and there are several ways to get around having to pay for the Telegraph each week. You could have a wonder into your local newsagents each week pick up the newspaper and have a read through to find the password and leave the...
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Yes, you did read that correctly, the UK's leading broadsheet newspaper, that pillar of the Establishment, The Daily Telegraph, has been offering it's middle class readers advice on how to earn some extra cash, during these difficult times. As a regular reader of the paper, I thought I'd like to share this information with you. They did a "Top 10 'Ways to make extra cash on the side". I've listed them below, with my own observations.
As people trudge back to work, after their summer break, there seems to be a dark cloud hanging over many people's heads. First they decide that their lives were better twenty years ago, and now a UK national newspaper has launched a campaign to save their children from the perceived evils of modern life.
