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| UPDATED: 2007-12-26 |
 Yes, There Is A Way To Get $5 In Microsoft Points 
By: Nathan Weinberg 2007-12-26 If you buy your Microsoft Points by entering a credit card right on the Xbox 360, you might find it frustrating that theyre sold in increments... ...of 500 points, as in 500 points for $6.25 and 1000 points for $12.50. The reason its frustrating is that most games on Live are $5 or $10, or 400/800 points, leaving you with extra points floating around after every purchase. Gamers have complained about being stuck with the change, but microsoft doesnt seem to want to budge. Luckily, someone realized that Microsoft did have a website selling MS Points normally: Zune.net. Go to this page on live.zune.net (youll need to create a Zune account, which is literally just five clicks), and you can purchase points in these increments: * 400 Microsoft Points: Zune Price: $5.00 * 1200 Microsoft Points: Zune Price: $15.00 * 2000 Microsoft Points: Zune Price: $25.00 * 4000 Microsoft Points: Zune Price: $50.00 Since Zune and Xbox Live use the same MS Points, the ones you buy on Zune.net will work just as good, and you wont be stuck holding the change. Rejoice, gamers, as this simple annoyance in your lives is rectified! (via Digg) Keep in mind, of course, that you can always buy MS Points in decent increments on pre-paid cards (and usually save some money, thanks to coupons and discounting), like this 1600 Point ($20) card, which can conceivably be had for $18 with free shipping (on a $30 order) on Amazon. Comments Tag: Xbox 360, Microsoft Points, Zune Add to  Del.icio.us |  Digg |  Reddit |  Furl About the Author: Nathan Weinberg writes the popular InsideGoogle blog, offering the latest news and insights about Google and search engines. Visit the InsideGoogle blog. |
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