What is an easy way to save up money for a gaming computer?

Not sure how old you are, but if you are responsible and in your teens- summer is right around the corner and you could: - Have a Garage Sale and sell your old unwanted items - Dog Walk - Babysit - Mow lawns - Help older people in your neighborhood with odd jobs around the house Make a simple flyer with your Name and # and post it in your local supermarket to spread the word around that you are looking to make a few extra summer $$ You could also consider buying your "new" hd 3200 on ebay or Craigslist (always inform your parents when shopping online!) Good Luck!

If you're at least 18, i can think of a couple things you can do to get extra money: 1. Sell plasma at a local blood center (You have to be in good health and if you take certain medicine you can't do it- but you can do it 2 times a week and make like 50-100 dollars each time, depending on the place you go.) 2. Sell your older stuff on ebay. (Even if something's broken- list it as such on ebay- it might sell- I sold my broken Xbox 360 for $130 and my broken TV for $90. Also, even if you think you have something nobody would buy- sell it at a low starting price- You'd be surprised what people want and buy) 3. If it's something that you don't want to sell on ebay (ie, if it's too large to ship at reasonable charges or something huge like furniture) take it to various places to try and sell it. If you have an old PC, some computer shops buy them for parts. Avoid pawn shops, because they tend to rip you off. If all else fails, run a garage sale. Price things low, advertise properly, and always be willing to negotiate with people. 3. Get a temporary job (If you're lazy- like I am- you don't want to work full-time. Getting a part-time job can be helpful) 4. If you live on your own and have extra room in your house, rent a room out to a friend or someone. 5. Get a full time job (Income = good working = good money = good!) 6. If you had a job and were fired, file for unemployment (free money! But really, don't do this option unless you absolutely have to) If you're not 18, then your options will be limited, a lot of jobs require you to be 18 or at least 16, but are more likely to hire you if you're older. Not sure if it's like this everywhere, but where I live, you have to be 18 to donate plasma.