If you don't know what you're doing with stocks (95% of people saying to invest in stocks), you will end up losing money. If I were you I would spend $1000 on something nice that you'd use for a few years, $1000 on something that you find that is more of a consumed item (use some common sense), such as concert tickets, sports tickets, vacation, etc. And then save the $2000 for something that you see and actually know what you want (not having to come onto a forum and asking what you should get).

Honestly you could do what a ton of people have already said... Buy a nice PC, buy an RGH. Once you learn how to use it, and prove your "legitness" you could eventually make your money back!

CapCom wrote Send some to my PayPal, maybe $200? ;)

Would use it greatly, and my birthday is tomorrow.

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If you're asking other people what you should spend your money on then you don't need to spend it..

Looks like you have more money than sense.

CapCom wrote Send some to my PayPal, maybe $200? ;)

Would use it greatly, and my birthday is tomorrow.

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CapCom wrote Send some to my PayPal, maybe $200? ;)

Would use it greatly, and my birthday is tomorrow.

You actually got 11 votes down what the hell hahaha

Now he has 12.

Anyways, I would buy a Jailbroken PS3, and a Jtag/RGH.
Then probably wait until you see something you like, maybe save up for a car.

In my opinion I would try make my own rgh.
If that work make your own shop and make a lot of profit

If you're in college you could maybe pay off some of your loans or debts from it or keep it towards starting college? If you're past college then maybe towards a nicer car or invest it into a hobby to get better gear

Admiral wrote If you don't know what you're doing with stocks (95% of people saying to invest in stocks), you will end up losing money. If I were you I would spend $1000 on something nice that you'd use for a few years, $1000 on something that you find that is more of a consumed item (use some common sense), such as concert tickets, sports tickets, vacation, etc. And then save the $2000 for something that you see and actually know what you want (not having to come onto a forum and asking what you should get).

I actually like this answer the best so far. Thanks man! Quite Helpful. My mom is in the stock business so even if I don't know what I'm doing, she can help me out