Bratz Girlz Really Rock! Disc

Spin the wheel and earn Neopoints! Tip: If you need a tip to spin a wheel, then you're pretty special. NP Ratio: 1.00 Maximum reward = 2000 NP ---- NP

Wheel of Slime

Just click the Start Game button and then Spin to earn Neopoints! Unlike the other wheels, this wheel does not cost anything to spin. However, you can only spin the Wheel of Slime every eight hours. Tip: Look at the very bottom section on the wheel. Then look one space to the right. That will be your reward after the wheel spins. NP Ratio: 1.00 Maximum reward = 2000 NP ---- NP

Adver-Video

Watch an advertisement, spin a wheel, and earn Neopoints! The Neopoint rewards go from 100 to 800 Neopoints. Unlike other games, you can play this game five times a day. Tip: Play other games while waiting for the commercial to end so that you can save time. ;D NP Ratio: 1.00 Maximum reward = 800 NP ---- NP

Milk Surf

This game can get annoying very quickly. On the bright side, it's a fairly good game to earn Neopoints from. Tip: Hit the up and right arrow keys to do a board flip which will give you 45 points. NP Ratio: 1.00 1000 points = 1000 NP 3000 NP

Fashion Fever

Dress a Kougra and earn 300 NP! Simple, no? This is one of the games where you can earn Neopoints by sending greetings. See the Greetings section for more information. Tip: When you start the game, immediately end it because you'll get 300 NP no matter what. Takes about two seconds. :) NP Ratio: 1.00 300 points = 300 NP 900 NP

Chocolatey Milk River Rafting

Travel on a magical milk stream through a cave while collecting random cereal items on the way! Sound exciting? It certainly is. Tip: Hit the spikes to earn extra points, but be sure not to hit too many! You can press the right arrow to move faster, but be more concerned about getting points rather than finishing the level. NP Ratio: 1.00 1000 points = 1000 NP Average score = 650 pts = 650 NP 2000 NP

Cocoa Krispies Chocolatey Milk Mine

This game is really kind of dumb. I don't know why I keep dying; I encourage you to read the instructions. Play this game if you feel like getting a few extra Neopoints at the cost of your sanity. Tip: -shrug- NP Ratio: 1.00 1000 points = 1000 NP Average score = 200 pts = 200 NP 800 NP

Crunching Up Boring

Shoot the blobs to earn Neopoints. ...That's it. Tip: Don't worry about your health too much, as it restores each level. Go to the sides if you need protection for a while. NP Ratio: 0.48 1100 points = 528 NP 1575 NP

HoneyComb Fast Eye

All you have to do is track down the bee hive with the cereal in it. Your eyes may hurt after a while. :P Tip: I like to watch the top of the bee hive because it helps me keep track of whether it moves or not and in which direction it moved. NP Ratio: 2.00 300 points = 600 NP 1800 NP

Target Back-to-School Extravaganza

Jump and duck over and under obstacles while collecting powerups and bonuses. I wouldn't worry about the computer beating you in this game. :P Tip: When you need to jump over three obstacles all at once, jump right on the middle one and immediately jump again. NP Ratio: 0.33 1540 points = 508 NP 1500 NP

Cafeteria Caper

Read the instructions! I stress that because when I briefly skimmed them and played the game, I was very confused. So confused, actually, that I missed this fine opportunity to earn Neopoints for quite a while until I reread the instructions. Tip: Have a good short term memory. :) But seriously, wait until Fred finishes his thoughts, otherwise he won't project his final thought and then you have to guess which items he wants. NP Ratio: 2.38 150 points = 357 NP 1050 NP

Camp Dino's Capture the Flag

Very similar to Target Back-to-School Extravaganza. Actually they're almost identical. Hm. Tip: The powerups actually work in this game, so you shouldn't have any trouble. NP Ratio: 0.56 880 points = 492 NP 1500 NP

Sears Closet Of Clues

Pretty straightforward. Just remember the items and put them in the right spots. Tip: ...STICKY NOTES! 8D; NP Ratio: 1.07 350 points = 375 NP 1125 NP

Survey Shack: Super Daily Survey

This game's actually kind of fun. Aim for the middle so that you can get the 200 NP jackpot. Tip: A little luck never hurt anyone. :D NP Ratio: 1.42 600 points = 852 NP Average score = 250 pts = 355 NP 1050 NP

Dance, Goldfish, Dance!

This game can get extremely repetitive and boring. Just hang in there, and hopefully you won't die from Pressingarrowstoomanytimesitus. Tip: Take a break in between rounds so that you don't get too drowzy. :) NP Ratio: 0.32 1560 points = 499 NP 1500 NP

Total:

21,225 NP

(not including the Wheel of Slime or Adver-Video)

Dailies:

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Dailies are an important part of earning Neopoints. Most of them are free and can give out extraordinary prizes! These "Dailies" include wheels, visiting shrines, fishing, and much more. I recommend you do the things below every day so that you can maximize your chance of getting rare rewards.

Must-dos: Wheel of Excitement 150 NP per spin. It's well worth it! Healing Springs Free healing and sometimes feeding. Tombola Free chance at winning bottled faeries and codestones. Deserted Tomb Free chance at winning similar prizes to that of Tombola. Underwater Fishing Click here for a guide! Giant Omelette Free food! Giant Jelly Click the giant jelly for free food! Coltzan's Shrine Free chance at getting food, weapons, or an increase in stats! Fruit Machine Free chance at winning muffins and paint brushes! Neopian Bank Collect interest daily! Daily Puzzle Win 300 - 500 NP daily! Click here for a guide! Meteor Crash Site 725-XZ Free chance at winning rare petpets. Click here for a guide! Weltrude's Toy Chest Collect your free daily prize! Qasalan Expellibox Can give out free Neocash! Shop of Offers Win 50 or 100 NP daily. Advent Calendar Collect daily prizes throughout December! Secret Laboratory You can only visit if you have the Secret Laboratory Map set. Petpet Laboratory You can only visit if you have the Petpet Laboratory Map set. Snowager 6-7 AM, 2-3 PM, 10-11 PM NST

Optional: Ice Caves Scratchcard Kiosk 600 NP per card. Lost Desert Scratchcard Kiosk 500 NP per card. Deserted Fairground Scratchcard Kiosk 1200 NP per card Test Your Strength 100 NP per play. Bagatelle 250 NP per play. Coconut Shy 100 NP per play. Cork Gun Gallery 100 NP per play. Wheel of Misfortune 100 NP per spin. Wheel of Knowledge 500 NP per spin. Wheel of Mediocrity 50 NP per spin. Wheel of Monotony 100 NP per spin. Turmaculus Symol Hole Pick Your Own 400 NP per play. Guess the Weight of the Marrow! Deadly Dice 12-1 AM NST with a Neopet Lv. 2 or higher. Hall of Heroes Free daily prize if you beat the Altador Plot. Lunar Temple Free daily prize. Click here for a guide!

Free Food:

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There are several ways to feed your pets for free. By taking advantage of these opportunities, you will save a good amount of Neopoints in no time. Although feeding your pets isn't necessary, you don't want your pets to look sad. That would be animal cruelty and is frowned upon in most modern-day societies.

Ways to feed your pets:

Cocoaworks Kitchen - Once every 24 hours.
Healing Springs - Your pet has a chance to become bloated and restored to full hit points. - Once every half hour.
Soup Kitchen - You receive free food if you have less than 3,000 NP.
Neopian Neolodge - Choose the restaurant option for just 5 NP a night!

Greetings:

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By sending the greeting cards listed below, you can earn Neopoints! Yup, it's that easy. I believe you can send 30 cards a day (or somewhere around there). The first time you send the cards, you get a reward per card. Thereafter, you will only get your reward twice after sending the first card. Confusing? A little bit; but you'll see for yourself.

Berry Lucky Charms 100 NP x 2 = 200 NP	Charlotte's Web 100 NP x 2 = 200 NP
Darcy's Wild Life! 150 NP x 2 = 300 NP	Fashion Fever 100 NP x 2 = 200 NP (You have to play the game in order to send cards. Good thing the game only takes about two seconds!)
Flushed Away 100 NP x 2 = 200 NP	Mario 3 on 3 100 NP x 2 = 200 NP
Movie Mountain Greeting 100 NP x 2 = 200 NP	Sony Ericsson 1 100 NP x 2 = 200 NP
Sony Ericsson 2 100 NP x 2 = 200 NP	Sultans Quest 100 NP x 2 = 200 NP
Trix 100 NP x 2 = 200 NP

Total:

2,300 NP

Making a Shop:

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Making and maintaining a shop is rather easy and is a very efficient way of earning Neopoints from your items. Whether you recieved your items through a random event or by restocking, selling them through your shop is the best thing to do. Unless they're unbuyables of course, but we'll get to that a little later on. For now, let's focus on making a shop.

The Process of Making a Shop:

Step One: Making a shop is really easy. All it costs is 150 NP which you will soon regain through profits. First, hover your mouse over the Shops link in the toolbar. Then, click the Your Shop link.
Step Two: When you scroll down a bit, you'll see a message like this one. It says that in order to create a shop, you must go to the Create/Edit Your Shop link.
Step Three: Scroll up and you'll see the link you've been searching for- the Create/Edit Your Shop link.
Step Four: Click on the link and you'll go to a page like this. Fill out all of the information and with a click of the Create Shop button (and 150 NP), you will have created your first shop!

Restocking:

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For a restocking guide, click here.

Restocking is a complicated process of buying and selling products to make a profit. Most users do it by going to a Neopian managed shop (like the Book or Food Shop), refreshing until there until there is a restock, and quickly purchasing goods for a low price. Then, they use their shop to resell their bought goods for a higher price, thus making a profit. Soon, you'll be looking like the Kacheek to your left.

Places to Restock:

As mentioned before, most people restock using the Neopian owned shops. This is because they can sell very rare goods for a very cheap price. There is a major downside, though. You have to have a very fast computer in order to compete with the thousands of people trying to get the same item that you are.
Another good place to restock is the Shop Wizard. The reason why it is so popular is because newbies tend to underprice rare items like codestones, dubloons, or paint brushes. This is a very common and understandable mistake newbies make, but experienced users like to take advantage of their ignorance. Visit the Selling section of this guide to learn how to properly sell your items.
The Neopian Auction House is also a good place to restock. Some users like the excitement of bidding on a rare item that is cheaply priced. Auctions have a downside, though. They take a lot longer and there is a better chance that other users will find the item your trying to snag. On a more positive side, they can rake in a good amount of profits.
Probably the least popular place to restock is the Trading Post. You never know if the user will accept or reject your offer. That time could've been used to restock another item. Also, people on the Trading Post have, more likely, researched the price of their item before posting. Therefore, you are not as likely to make as good of a restock.

The description of the places above is strictly my opinion. You are free to disagree with my stated opinions. The places you restock at should be of your preference.

Selling:

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How do you know how much an item is worth? The answer to that question is simple and is explained in this section of the guide. Knowing the right price to sell you item for is as important as gaining the items in the first place.

General Guidelines for Selling:

General Price of Item:	How many NPs less you should price your item:
0 - 500	100
500 - 2,000	250
2,000 - 5,000	500
5,000 - 10,000	1,000
10,000 - 30,000	1,500
30,000 - 75,000	5,000
75,000 - 99,999	7,500

The Process of Selling:

	Step One: Find an item in your inventory that you wish to sell. You could have gotten this item from a random event, restock, daily, etc.
	Step Two: Hover your mouse over the Shops link and click on the Shop Wizard option.
	Step Three: Type in the name of the item you are searching for. Select the option Identical to My Phrase.
	Step Four: Click search and look at the top three sellers.
	Step Five: Repeat step 4.
	Step Six: Repeat step 4 again.
	Step Seven: Repeat step 4 one last time.
	Step Eight: Now that you've found the average price of the item (700 NP), go back to your Inventory and click on the item you search for. Select the Put in Your Shop option to sell the item.
	Step Nine: A page like this should appear. Click Close and View Stock.
	Step Ten: This is the part where you have to think. The average price of this item was around 700 NP, at the cheapest. You want to item to sell, don't you? In that case, price the item a little cheaper than the cheapest seller on the Shop Wizard. You don't lose too many Neopoints, and your item will be one of the first to sell!
	Step Eleven: When your done pricing your item(s), click the Update button (after you put in your security PIN number(?)) and wait for your item to sell!
	Step Twelve: When you think your items have sold, go to Your Shop where you'll see something like this:
	Step Thirteen: Check out your Shop Till and feel good about yourself. :)
	Step Fourteen: Put in the amount you want to withdraw from your till, and click Update. Be sure to put all spare Neopoints into your bank account!

Key Quest:

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Playing Key Quest can be both profitable and fun! Furthermore, it's easy and you're able to make many new friends while playing. Whether you win or "lose" you're always a winner. However, there are some bad sports out there that like to quit the game just because they're losing. Don't be one of those people; show good sportsmanship. Besides, even if you do come in second, third, or fourth, you still get a hefty amount of Neopoints and some great items to sell/use.

Playing Key Quest:

Step One: Hover your mouse of the Games section of the toolbar and click Key Quest.
Step Two: You can ignore the rest of the page for now; it will only confuse you (like it did to me :P). Simply click on the Play Game button. Or, if you need a quick briefer on what to do or how to play, click the Tutorial button. Playing the game first is recommended because you actually learn the game faster, in my opinion.
Step Three: Click the Newbies section where you can play with beginners like yourself.
Step Four: The smiley faces show how many people are signed up for the game and how many are need. Below are some examples. First row- The game is full. Second row- One person is needed to start the game. Third row- Three people are needed to start the game. Fourth row- Same as the firt row. Fifth row- Two people are needed to start the game. Sixth row- Two people have already signed up and two people are needed to start the game.
Step Five: Click a row that has an empty spot for you to fill.
Step Six: Click the Join Game button.
Step Seven: Click on a colored token and wait for your character to load. If it takes over a minute or two, quit the game and try again. This happens regularly.
Step Eight: If you would like, you can message the other players in the game to liven the mood!
Step Nine: Instead of joining a game, you can create one. On the page where you clicked the Newbies section should be a door like the one shown. Click it to create a game.
Step Ten: Here, you can select the amount of players you want to have in your game. Or, you can invite some of your Neofriends to play with you!
Step Eleven: When you're finished, click the Done button. From there, sit and wait. :)

Bank:

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If you plan on saving your Neopoints (which is a very wise idea), then you need to store them in a safe place. Such a place would be the National Neopian Bank. By saving your hard-earned Neopoints in the bank, you'll be able to earn interest on them which will increase your income. However, in order to receive a substantial amount of interest, you need a lot of Neopoints in the bank. I'm talking about at least a million. Don't be scared of that number- a million is your friend. :) This is what this guide is for; just play the games listed above and other miscellaneous activities and you'll reach your goal in no time.

There are other ways to store your Neopoints as well. You can store your Neopoints in items or stocks, but both of which depend on the things you store them in, which can alter in value with time. Compared to the bank, where your Neopoints stay at the same value, storing your Neopoints in items and stocks is a very risky storage system. Despite the great risk factor of losing the value of your Neopoints, the opposite can also happen. You should store your Neopoints in items and stocks that you're at least 90% sure that the things you store them in will increase in value. Only experienced Neopians can do this, however, because they know how the Neopian economy works and which items will increase in value due to supply and demand.

Starting a Bank Account:

	Step One: Hover your mouse over the Shops link and click on Bank.
	Step Two: A page like like this should appear with a green Skeith greeting you.
	Step Three: Fill out the questionaire. Most of the blanks have nothing to do with your bank account (ie. your address, occupation, etc.). The only things that matter is your account type and deposit. Most likely, you'll be a Junior Saver. Deposit the amount of Neopoints so that you'll have no more than 5000 NP out at a time. The reason why you don't want too many Neopoints out the open (the amount of Neopoints that show up on the top bar of every Neopets page) is because random events can cause you to lose your Neopoints like that *snap*.
	Step Four: Another page should loud saying that your account was created.
	Step Five: Your bank information should appear on the same page. This information states your account type (which will change the amount of interest you receive), your balance, your interest rate (which changes with your account type), and your yearly interest (the amount of Neopoints you get after collecting your interest every day for a year).

Quests:

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Quests are another way of earning Neopoints. Some quests require expensive items, cheap items, and a variety. Sometimes you even have to do a quest to get the answer to another quest. Just browse the links below to see what quests are right for you!

Faerie Quests:

Illusen's Glade Click here for a guide!

Jhudora's Cloud Click here for a guide!

Elective Quests:

The Brain Tree Complete two of the Esophagor's quests to get the answers.	The Esophagor If the Esophagor's quests cost more than 3000 NP to complete, don't do them.	Edna's Quests If the Edna's quests cost more than 2000 NP to complete, don't do them.
Kitchen Quests These quests raise your Neopet's stats.	Taelia's Quests Only do the quests your budget and conscience allows. :)	Faerieland Employment Agency Complete jobs (with or without coupons) to earn Neopoints!

Link Back:

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Link back to this page so that others can benefit from this page! You can put the link on your user-lookup, shop, gallery, petpage, etc.

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