Do you know of any money cheats for Animal Crossing- City Folk (the one for the wii)?

----------------------------------------... Contents (1) Version History (2) Using Money for More Money (3) Fossils (3.1) Fossils: Sell or Donate? (4) Fishing (4.1) Thoughts on Fishing (5) Fruit (5.1) Planting Strategy (5.2) Thoughts on Fruit (6) Foraging For Funds (7) Money Trees (7.1) Thoughts on Money Trees (8) Online/Local Trading (8.1) Cheating Your Friends and Family for Fun and Profit (8.2) Local/Online Stalk Market (9) Red Turnips (9.1) Thoughts on Red Turnips (10) White Turnips (10.1) Investment Strategy (10.2) Thoughts on White Turnips (10.3) Notes on White Turnips (11) Other Cash-Making Techniques (11.1) Interest (11.2) The Flea Market (11.3) Balloons (11.4) Animal Deliveries (11.5) Animal Hobbies (11.6) "Magical" Rocks (11.6.1) Rock Strategy (12) Overall Best (13) Overall Thoughts (14) About Cheats/Glitches (15) What're Supposedly Copyrights --------------------------------------... (1) Version History 1.00 (10:30 PM Sunday, November 16, 2008) This sucker is pretty well filled up. I got it all nice and organized, and I'm about to submit it to GameFAQs. Wish me luck! 1.1 (2:08 PM Thursday, November 20, 2008) Made a few key updates to the guide. I removed a section that sounded a bit over the top (I was ranting about an email I had received.) I also added my policy on cheats and glitches (hate 'em) and fixed a few things that made this guide sound like the guide for the DS version. Oh, and I added a comprehensive chart to understanding "magic rocks." Enjoy, kiddos. --------------------------------------... (2) Using Money for More Money Before I begin rattling on about all the wonderful nonsense mentioned in the contents, I have to make a few suggestions. Before you can even begin to buy things with all the wealth you will (hopefully) accumulate from following this guide, you need to pay off your house to the point where you have a usable second story. Trust me, you're going to have white turnips coming out your ears. Very painful. You'll need the space. That and the purchase of a dresser is all you need. I say this because you WILL need the storage and you WILL- no wait, there was only one reason. Anyway, keep that in mind. --------------------------------------... (3) Fossils Only in AC would hundreds of dead critters show up on a daily basis in your back yard. Odd as it seems, three stars appear in your town every day. These stars can be dug up using the shovel, revealing either a pitfall, gyroid, or fossil, the latter of which is what this chapter is all about. Fossils sell for quite a lot of money usually, but you can't do anything with them until you get them identified by the museum curator, Blathers, whom from what I can gather, cannot move his legs. Simply talk to him, select "check fossil" and choose the fossil to be identified. Blathers will faithfully begin studying the fossil while making a series of disturbing grunts and gasps for breath. After this epileptic episode, he will ask whether or not you will donate the piece to the museum. He won't ask if that type of fossil has already been donated. (3.1) Fossils: Sell or Donate? Here comes the eternal question, should you sell for the quick 2-5,000 bells, or Donate in order to make your museum a better place? I recommend using fossils as a form of making cash only in the beginning of the game. You'll need the extra dough to pay that house off as soon as possible (for the first few upgrades, anyway). After that, rely on some of the following methods for your income, while you soup up that museum. If you don't care about your museum, go ahead and sell. No skin off your back. Unless somebody you know needs a transplant. --------------------------------------... (4) Fishing This is the best moneymaker that doesn't require an investment. Save the measely 500 for the fishing rod and you have an all new source of income. Fishing is a very simple concept. Stand facing a body of water and press A. This casts your line. You'll have a floatymajigger type thing that will dip when a fish bites. The most important thing to remember is that the fish has to be facing the thingymajigger to see it and to possibly take the bait. You have to take into consideration the flow of water when casting towards a fish. In case you haven't already figured it out, the fish is that fish-like shadow. No der. You also might want to let the line float a ways before pulling in so as to give a chance for the fish to react. When a fish nibbles on your line, don't pull in (A) right away. Wait until right after the floaty thingy goes under and makes t

no not yet. Jeez you already want that cheat.

i dont think there are any!!!! But just change the date to new years and yull get 10000 bells