First, you need to create (or have):

1. An eBay account
2. A PayPal account
3. A Live.com account

Steps

1. Goto Live.com
2. Search for something pricey, like "dell laptop"
3. You should see a link above your search results saying "Dell Laptop - eBay.com - [gold dollar logo] Live search cashback". Click this link.
4. You will go a page on eBay showing dell laptops. There should be green ribbon on the page header saying "Microsoft Cashback 25%". This means you get 25% back on any purchase paid via PayPal up to $200!
5. Search for "Gold Eagle 50" or "Gold Krugerrand" or whatever bullion coin you want.
6. Click the "Buy it now" tab and sort by price.
7. Find the cheapest 1oz gold coin payable with PayPal
8. Buy
9. Repeat up to 12 times!!!

How long is this deal going to last? It seems you are getting it at about 25$ off spot price. Which is And isnt gold very high? Today NY spot price @ 727$

Gold Prices 2009 to 1980 Silver was 4.50 in 2001
2009
2008 911.42 1998
2007 695.39 1997
2006 603.43 1996
2005 $444.74
2004 $409.72
2003 $363.38
2002 $309.73
2001 $271.04
2000 $279.11

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Gold forecast cut to $700 for 2009 at UBS
Posted: October 31, 2008, 9:26 AM by Jonathan Ratner
Economy, Mining, gold, recession, inflation, silver, precious metals, base metals

Yesterday it was oil and natural gas, today it is precious metals. UBS has again lowered its 2009 forecast for gold, this time from US$825 per ounce to US$700, while also cutting silver sharply from US$15.08 and US$12.58 in 2009 and 2010 to US$8.40 and US$8.95.

“The revised UBS commodity price outlook reflects an extended recessionary scenario with base metal prices in both 2009/2010 that are mostly below the marginal industry costs and current spot prices,” the investment bank said in a report. “If such a recessionary scenario were to unfold, we believe that almost all North American mining companies could experience challenges to liquidity and/or business continuity.

Platinum saw a US$200 per ounce reduction for those years to US$900 and US$1100, respectively.

UBS has also adjusted its base metals forecasts. Most significant for gold equities, copper moved from US$2.50 and US$3.00 per pound to US$1.30 and US$1.55.

“UBS believes gold will remain under pressure in 2009 from a combination of slowing demand for jewellery and disinvestment as inflation slows,” the report said. “Silver forecasts have been lowered sharply to take account of the dramatic underperformance of silver compared to gold in recent months. Platinum forecasts have been reduced to reflect exposure to weak auto sales in 2009/2010 due to a deeper global slowdown.”

As a result of these changes, its 12-month price targets for gold companies in its coverage universe fall by an average of 35%.