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Please have faith in this tutorial. I did not make it "extra hard" to complete on purpose. Use a friends information.
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You have to use your friends information when you call up because if you don't they will see that you already redeemed the points under your information (step 2). You are trying to make it seem like you are the thief, and your friend is the victim. -will come later for this part

What you'll need:


* A prepaid Microsoft point card (I used 1600) (unused)
* A phone
* A non malicious reputation w/ XBL customer support.
* A trusted friend's information



1) Ask your friend for his information (gamertag, e-mail, name, address, phone number, console serial [just in case]). Alternatively, get him to call up for you.

2) Redeem your code on your profile. I used a 1600MS code.

3) Call 1-800-4-MY-XBOX, navigate your way to accounts an billing. Any information they ask for, provide your friend's information. *Edit* You may provide your own email WHEN THEY ASK WHERE TO SEND THE CODE so they may email you the code. Just make sure that your email you give them is NOT linked to any of your XBL accounts.

4) Talk to the Xbox Rep. (S)He will ask you what the issue you are facing is. Tell them you bought a 1600MS point card from Gamestop and when you tried to redeem it, it said: Code already redeemed, please enter an unused code. (*that is not the exact error message)

5) They will ask you for information such as your gamertag, email, and point card number. Answer them all as if you were your friend also if this is the only account on your xbox. say YES. You are trying to make it seem like someone redeemed the point card before you, aka, stole it. Again, answer all with your friend's information. Answer all questions they ask you.

6) You might be transferred several times. I was transferred twice after I got on the phone with the first rep.

7) After they navigate you to the "Specialist" (and apologize for the "terribly" long wait), he or she will ask you for more specific details. Things like this include: Do you have a receipt (Yes). What are the security codes on the back of the prepaid card (he or she will tell you where to locate them)

Finally, the lady or gentleman will tell you that they are going to send you another card in your email within 5-10 business days.

9) Have your friend tell you when the email arrives. Have them give you the code. This is why they have to be trusted. Enter it on your account.

Well, there you have it. Enjoy your points. I can't guarantee tremendous success, as I have only attempted and succeeded at this once.

If there is something I missed, please feel free to leave a comment telling me.

If this helped you out (or you are feeling generous), hit "Thanks"

Look at it this way:
I redeem points under gS x KiLLa
I call up. They ask me my gamertag. I say gS x KiLLa
They say oh sir but you just redeemed them.
And no points for you

...Reported successes and failures:
successes:1 (me)
failures:0

Thats basically theft lol I might try it sometime though.

Alot of hassle but will be cool if it works

i may have to try this as it seems a pretty beast way to scam microsoft.

Wait! if you used the points card on 'your' account, and m$ decides to ban the account that used the card first (not to say they would), but if they did. Would that not defeat the point of free points?:confused:

*Facepalm* Did you read the first post? Obviously w/o buying the first 1600 points the rest wouldn't have worked out.

Free msp are fakes, just hackers.

No you need the code sorry



worst u would get is a suspention(if u used them) or they take the points off but if u used them just suspention



Well what? This isnt free msp it is doubleing
and this is legal
A FAULT is not our fault its their fault for having them (but big companies are gay and go past the law so their faults are our faults but for fault u can only be suspended...)

Nice Copy and Paste. I believe you got it from here, [Link removed] Give credit to who truly deserves it.