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I was looking on eBay, trying to get a cheap code. And I noticed that the ones labeled for the 360 tend to often end at under $10. On the site where you redeem the code, though, you have to choose between the PS3 and 360, so it does mean the codes are not actually tied to anything?

As not to start another thread... I figured in order to save a little money and time, I am just going to print shipping labels up on PayPal. But obviously, I don't have a scale. Not that it really matters, because I'm just shipping out your average one-disc games in a DVD case. About how much...

I am trying to clean out my storage areas, and I came across a box of the Hasbro WWF figures from the early '90s. They were pretty heavily used, and many of them no longer do the little actions they did (bodyslam, clothesline, etc). But I have a bunch of them (20+). Think I could get anything...

So, I get one of those e-mails sent through Career Builder about a job. Seems like a typical scam attempt, so I obvoiusly don't bother clicking on any links or filling out any information. I did do a little Googling, though, and the site seems pretty extensive. I was just wondering if anyone...

I know that when you enter a redeemable code on your 360, you can see what it is for before you actually confirm if you want to use it. Is that possible on the PS3? Or does the content automatically become tied to me once I enter the code?

I realize there is a lot of nonsense out there. I don't expect to "earn $5K a week from home!!!" or anything like that. But I have heard that there are actually legitimate ways to earn a little extra money from doing stuff on your computer. I was just wondering if any CAGs had suggestions.

I'm interested in joining GF, but I have heard their turnaround times can be pretty bad, especially if you don't live near one of their few shipping centers. But I see on their website something about FastReturn. It involves the barcode getting scanned, though, and I know things don't get always...