http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6RQ0Ylrm4w

there's the link to one of the many youtube videos i've seen on it... and i will copypaste the description here for convenience

of course this thing screams scam... but there are a few comments from 'other people' that occasionally claim it works. they could be duplicate accounts, or whatever... but idk.

as for me... it doesn't help me much anyway unless i can somehow get a damn code period, but it might help others if it DOES work.

I DO NOT RECOMMEND TRYING THIS UNLESS YOU ARE ALRIGHT WITH THE POSSIBILITY ITS A SCAM TO STEAL YOUR POINTS!!!
And in which case, you probably have money, and plenty of it, so why the hell are you here anyway?


[spoiler=from youtube]READ THIS: VERY IMPORTANT.

You must use a NEW XBL code otherwise it will send back bad codes. The point is to duplicate new codes, you cant duplicate a used code.


The email that you are sending the code to is.
360xblsupport@live.com

There are 5 different types of programs that Microsoft uses to duplicates their codes.
__________________________
12month.exe
3month.exe
1600point.exe
2100point.exe
4000point.exe
________________________

The subject of the email must be "/console" without the quotes.
The body of the email must contain this code.

/run
/execute "Program (Read the section above listing all the diffrent programs)"
/"Your unused xbox code here"
/"Your Email Here"


If everything is correct then you will get an email in about 4-6 hours depending on the queue of the specified program containing three working generated codes of the program you specified.


Example email:

Subject: /console
Body:

/run
/execute 1600.exe
/"your unused card"
/youremail@whatever.com[/spoiler]

Sir Saignren wrote:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m6RQ0Ylrm4w

there's the link to one of the many youtube videos i've seen on it... and i will copypaste the description here for convenience

of course this thing screams scam... but there are a few comments from 'other people' that occasionally claim it works. they could be duplicate accounts, or whatever... but idk.

as for me... it doesn't help me much anyway unless i can somehow get a damn code period, but it might help others if it DOES work.

I DO NOT RECOMMEND TRYING THIS UNLESS YOU ARE ALRIGHT WITH THE POSSIBILITY ITS A SCAM TO plunder YOUR POINTS!!!
And in which case, you probably have money, and plenty of it, so why the hell are you here anyway?


[spoiler=from youtube]READ THIS: VERY IMPORTANT.

You must use a NEW XBL code otherwise it will send back bad codes. The point is to duplicate new codes, you cant duplicate a used code.


The email that you are sending the code to is.
360xblsupport@live.com

There are 5 different types of programs that Microsoft uses to duplicates their codes.
__________________________
12month.exe
3month.exe
1600point.exe
2100point.exe
4000point.exe
________________________

The subject of the email must be "/console" without the quotes.
The body of the email must contain this code.

/run
/execute "Program (Read the section above listing all the diffrent programs)"
/"Your unused xbox code here"
/"Your Email Here"


If everything is correct then you will get an email in about 4-6 hours depending on the queue of the specified program containing three working generated codes of the program you specified.


Example email:

Subject: /console
Body:

/run
/execute 1600.exe
/"your unused card"
/youremail@whatever.com[/spoiler]

its definitly a scam. theirs no real xbl point generator.

This works! But not for you

/run
/execute "Program (Read the section above listing all the diffrent programs)"
/"Your unused xbox code here"
/"Your Email Here"

Code entered.

/*Echo sending info to me to use*/
/*Skiddy vb.net program sending the code*/
/*Sent the code*/
/*You just got scammed*/

Server looses connection.

Congrats to both of you for redundantly expressing the exact same thing I said in the first place. I said it was likely a scam, and just looking at it it seemed fake, but I posted it in the one in N^Nth possibility that maybe my paranoia and typical suspicions were wrong and someone else could somehow verify it without endangering themselves. Also, Bulldog, that's an 11 month necropost you just did there... Good job...

We have no rule against necro posts.
In fact, we invite them.

Yeah but it's the kind of necropost Don, the kind that digs through and offers a purely redundant answer without anything useful. Sorry if I'm a bit irate due to my day and due to annoyance of seeing too many responses being similar or worse. To put it simply, my policy is unless you have evidence for or against it's not a good idea to necropost. Necroposting is only good when it's done usefully. So basically what I'm saying is if Bulldog had actually tested this and verified it a scam, then sure, that's useful. But basically reinforcing one personal opinion with another personal opinion doesn't exactly make a useful post. Even in forums that have strict rules against all necroposting, I generally welcome a useful or contributing necropost.

Anyways I need to sleep like... 3 hours ago >.<

How much are these XBL codes?

-- 17 Sep 2011 04:49 am --

I guess we could test with a 48 hour trial code: http://www.dascheap.com/48-hour-trial-c ... rship.html

48 hour trials come with some games ._. So if some people play and have one in store then it wouldn't hurt to try

Might be a good idea, I know I can't test any of these anymore since I don't even have an XBOX anymore lol >.< Kinda had to sell mine to pay bills.

-- Sat Sep 17, 2011 9:05 am --

Well I could test with points but I have no way of verifying/testing an XBL gold membership right now.

You have to have an xbox in order to verify that the points worked?