Jingit Review & How It Works

I posted this on a less active blog I have but decided it was worth having the post here as well.
I recently signed up for Jingit which is basically a website/app where you watch a few commercials, answer a few questions, and earn a little bit of money.  Pretty simple.

Here's a few screen shots of one of the videos and questions after.  This one earned me 30 cents and didn't take long to watch.  Jingit also lets you exactly what your earning for your time by telling you what the video works out to in price per hour.

I'm noticing about 4 or 5 videos a day are available to watch and if you look around online you can find a few more like on WalMarts website HERE.  Jingit is obviously tied into WalMart because besides watching the videos, your able to use the smart phone app on your phone to scan certain items at WalMart while you shop.  I did this two days ago for the first time and made $5.10 while I did my normal shopping by scanning and answering questions from my phone. It took a little extra time, but my kids and I thought it was fun hunting down the items like we were on a treasure hunt.

The money you earn can be loaded onto a Jingit Visa debit card.  It cost me $2 of my Jingit balance to process the card and have it sent. It came in about three days and I loaded my money on it right away.

This is my balance after about 6 days which involves me watching a few videos when I drink my morning coffee and one trip to WalMart.

That's more then I've made in months on other random survey sites ect.  Obviously not going to make me rich but between me and my husband if we both get $10 a week in a spare few moments during our morning routines that works out to an extra $80+ a month in our household.  If your interested in checking it out you can find it HERE.