I decided to compare my HITs (over the same 5 months) for the past 3 years. This is what I found…
January 2008 - 32
2007 - 17
2006 - 23
February 2008 - 21
2007 - 16
2006 - 18
March 2008 - 22
2007 - 30
2006 - 19
April 2008 - 23
2007 - 30
2006 - 19
May 2008 - 21
2007 - 29
2006 - 17
That makes a total of 119 for 2008, 112 for 2007 & 96 for 2006, and I still handwrite on them!
Somebody has WAY too much time on their hands!
so, there seems to still be some growth potential for users… but likely only where the money tracking environment has not been saturated. i would like to see similar tabulations for users in saskatchewan and maybe, especially, saskatoon. for example, i am currently 28 days and counting without a hit – not that i am whining or anything… :)
i am currently 28 days and counting without a hit – not that i am whining or anything… :) - rudyk
Wow, that is a bit of a dry spell. So far the longest I have gone is 6 or 7 days without a hit but I do not a trend to longer and longer dry spells… :o(
Hi Gouche - You do not go longer than 6 or 7 days, but how many bills do you enter on average a day?
As low as 1 or 2 up to 25 or 50. It just depends on how much cash I need. Lately I have a tendency to enter larger notes ($20 and $50) so that could be part of why my hits have slowly from 1 or 2 a day…..
ok - I am entering an average of 4 a day. I was under the impression that larger notes get less hits. I have almost no hits on my $20. I usually start with a 20 and try to buy something where I can brake it to 10 and then 5. I have just started recently and I am still building some kind of a strategy. :)
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