Update: I’ve been playing around more with Jingit now that the deals have slowed down a bit for the day. And a few things have caught my attention that you guys might want to know too.
- You can only get the money you earn by spending them to buy music at music.me. Or you have to apply for a VISA Debit Card. You can add funds from your Jingit account to your debit card and use it anywhere VISA is accepted. I was personally hoping they had an option to be sent a check. But it doesn’t look that way.
- Also, to request a VISA Debit Card, it will cost you $2.00. If you have earned a bunch of money on Jingit, then it shouldn’t be a big deal. But just something to watch. And, they also charge a $10 fee for closing your debit card.
There is something you guys all might want to start doing. Head over and sign up for Jingit. You will earn real cash just for watching commercials and ads online. You can even earn cash by checking in and shopping for certain products at stores or just giving your feedback.
They work with brands like Kraft, Elmer’s and Walmart, and Kraft Fighting Hunger Together. Just sign in with your FB account and then quickly register and you can start earning money.
If you just want to watch videos and earn some quick money, you can earn up to $5.00 a week doing so. Doesn’t seem like a lot.. but considering it literally takes 3 minutes to earn about $1.50, you earn a lot of money for your time in a short period. You could have $160 in Cash by Christmas if you start right now!! Or, if you want to earn more than $5.00 per week.. just refer your friends to Jingit with your referral link and the cap of $5.00 will be lifted. Then there is no limit to how much you can earn!
***Personal Note: I hope the concept of this doesn’t confuse you guys. There have been a lot of companies starting to do this because we all fast forward through our commercials on TV. Advertisers are paying for those spots, but no one is seeing them. So, they are turning to ad networks like these and paying the consumers directly for watching them.. instead of the TV companies. I think it is a genius idea!! My husband started doing something similar with another company about a month ago and has earned a lot of cash just by watching their ads on his iPad. Crazy right?? Well, it works! And, you will probably see a lot more of these companies popping up everywhere… which just means more money for us!
Lauren
The links aren’t working for me in ie or firefox. I searched the site and found it, but wanted to let you know.
Diana Hege
this is really a great idea to help those people who are not so busy at this time
Suzanne Mitchell
Sounds really good to give it a try.
Lynette Cruz
I signed up yesterday,made $1.21 so far,LOL..Great idea!
heather
Which site did your husband start using and do you know of any otheers?
Melea Johnson
He has been using Viggle and really likes it so far.
Emily
It looks like the link takes me somewhere strange or else the jingit site is having issues. I’ll check again later though! This sounds better than Swagbucks!
Melea Johnson
Weird… the link works for me. Maybe certain browsers are having issues. Maybe try another??
Heather
Do I have to have a mobile device that can download apps such as an I-phone or I-pad, or can I do it all on my computer? Thanks!
Melea Johnson
Nope! I’ve been doing it on my computer this morning without any problems. 🙂
Laura C
The sight says sign up is not available right now….I guess we hit them too hard and fast!
Dawnie Fretwell
i’m getting a site to download an app for Kraft….is that right?
I would go to jingit directly, but want you to get the referral.
thanks-
Tarrasa Mott
Just read the red print and was wondering do you still recommend signing up for it even if it’s cost $2.00 to apply for a card and then possibly another $10?
I just don’t want to dive into this if it’s going to charge me to earn.
Kaylene
I subscribed and then found out about the whole visa card thing, Is there anyway to unsubscibe from this? I don’t want to continue and I don’t want them to have my info. Please help.
Tammy Loftin
I have been doing Jingit for 5 months and have had the debit card for about 2 months. The debit card did cost me $2 but I had that much in my account after only a few ads. It is a regular debit card no credit check that I know of. I love this site and earned $35 dollar in about 3 months. I would recommend this site. My husband and both kids also have an account, so everybody in your family can get points.
Luana
I’ve been using it for about 5 months as well with no problems and have used the card on everyday purchases. I’m glad they’re back and new ads are available! My husband and my son also have an account too.
april
Okay guys, I have learned quite about about prepaid debit cards so take caution. While you are right, they are NOT credit cards and do not check your credit, they have several limitations attached to fees which you can see if you read the terms on the site. There are reload fees if you add funds from reload locations, there are fees if you don’t use the right ATM’s, there are transaction limitation fees based on amount, number, and type of transactions. This means that there are certain categories of purchases and if you use the prepaid card for more than their limits you get charged another fee. They state they can charge you fees for using the card at a Point of Sale system, fees for balance inquiries, fees for monthly maintenance, and fees for not using it at least once in a 90 day period. DON”T DO IT guys, it isn’t worth it!!! If you are wanting a prepaid debit card that doesn’t have all these crazy fees, I do know of one and only one so far that lives up to that, but definitely not this one.
Heather
It sounds like it wouldn’t be wise to just use as a general debit card for fear of getting hit with fees, but what about accruing a significant amount of money on the card then going to one of the correct ATMs to remove it? That should work without any big issue, right?
Melea Johnson
Yeah, I would think that it would!! Just wanted all of you guys to have a heads up. I just like everyone to know what they are doing before they go to all the work you know?
Amber
I Just read through the FAQ’s and it did mention the $2 debit card sign up fee, it also claimed they do not do a credit check but do need your SS # . They use Bank of America for their CC. They also mentioned a $10 cancelation fee but only if you close it and request a check for the remaining balance…
Also It claimed to have an inactivity fee of $2 if inactive for 90 days. This could be avoided by having balance transferred onto debit card. ..
I am thinking it still sounds like a good option…. ?
Marsha
Everyone,
Ive been a Jingit member ever since they first got started. Yes, youll need to earn $2 to get the Visa debit card..its NOT connected to your bank account in any way, and there are NO credit checks. Yes, there are fees attached to this card, but seriously if all you plan on doing with it is buying stuff online I have the actual debitcard, and Ive made several purchases online. Just use it that way and youll be just fine. If you want to take money off if the card via an ATM should you earn enough, youll have fees attached. You DO NOT get a rotating bill, again this is NOT a credit card. Any money you earn is yours to keep.
You CANNOT transfer the balance to another debit card, or Paypal (I tried) or the other way around.
So best bet, use the Visa debit ONLY for online purchases, and youll be just fine. and you wont get fees. Ive NEVER gotten a bill, again this is NOT a credit card.
The apps downloads are for smartphones that can scan stuff. Right now, Jingit has partneed with Walmart so if you go into Walmart and scan an ad there for example, Planters peanut butter, you can possibly get $50 added to your account…not everyone gets it but people have.
Kelly
To clarify the statement on cancelling the Visa Debit Card, while it is true that you would be charged $10 to close your Visa Debit Card account, that charge only applies if you close the account with a balance still on the card. The $10 is only to cover the cost of printing and shipping your check. Instead, the company suggests simply spending the entire balance on the card, then cancel the card, which will not result in any fee at all.