The Upper Class Perspective

by ZonsX2

I agree there are not that many Upper Class (or Rich) people in Neopia. But just because there are so few of us that we need to be discriminated against. I have read many issues of the Neopian Times about people complaining the Rich people are just milking the poorer Neopians for all their cash is just frankly not true.

People complain about the higher shop prices, I believe that people don't understand there is no place for people to display their items that they may have paid a lot of money for. I understand the people are charging outrageous prices for items that are worth about squat. I also would like to point out that most people that charge top prices for their items are usually bad Neopians, etc.

On a more lighter note I have decided to include the Path to Upper Class Neopia guide.

Requirements to become Rich: hey you know what, there aren't any!

Step One: Play every game that is free and try to do your best. Kacheek Seek is my personal game of choice to start with.

Step Two: School, I had a friend at school that quit NeoPets and had an account loaded with stuff & Neopoints. I did some things for a project he is working on and then Bam I got 50,000 NP 4 faeries 15 cards, a rainbow paintbrush and some other things.

Step Three: Never ever complain or ask store owners to lower their prices. Would you ever do this in real life? (e.g. You walk in to the hardware store and then you see this cool drill for $50.00 and you don't have enough do you go to the store owner and ask him to lower the price for you? Didn't think so.)

Step Four: Do not spend, remember we will spend NP later. Store it all in the bank and upgrade your account as soon as you can. It will payoff later. I did this and now I get 20 NP a day for doing nothing, may not seem like much but the interest pays off since it is compounded daily.

Step Five: After you have gotten your fortune, (it may take up to a month or so) then you can just sit back and relax as the Neopoints flow into your bank account.

There you have it, five (or four if you want to be meticulous) steps to become rich. Seems too simple, but hey it works!