Money Back From Shopkick
You want a new flat screen TV but you have a dilemma: it's about $200 more than you can really afford to pay. Now, in most cases, the sensible option would be to put off your purchase until you have more money. This is where Shopkick comes to the rescue with a massive selection of incentives.
This app, which is also available for Android devices, gives you incentives; “kicks”. Every time you you check in at a specific shop, scan or purchase an item you are rewarded with a kick. These kicks can then be exchange for discounts that are sent out by participating retailers. And if that wasn't enough, you can earn extra kicks from referring friends - the Shopkicks app can send messages to your contact list or connect to your Facebook account (if you allow it).
Breaking Into Advertising With Jingit
Let's be fair and admit that, in the grand scheme of life, we're all a little bit lazy. Sure, there's nothing wrong with kicking back and doing nothing every once in a while. But we're always being told that you don't get money for nothing. Well, not unless you're using Jingit.
Jingit is very simple and very effective - simply sign up using your Facebook account. Your profile page will then be used as a kind of digital billboard (Jingit is a paid advertising platform). Don't panic - your profile page isn't going to be littered with hideous banner ads - it's a lot more subtle than that. In return for renting space on your profile page you'll get paid. The amount you get varies depending on how many people click on the ads, but the result is the same - money for nothing.
iPinion Wants Your Opinions
Unless you can work for 24 hours a days, 7 days a week solid, then taking surveys isn't going to make you rich. But, sometimes, it's not just about the money. Some of us have an opinion that we want everyone to hear (helping protect fellow shoppers from buying overpriced junk is one of the simplest ways we can help each other out).
Like survey.com, iPinion is a paid survey app. Every time you complete a survey you will be awarded credits. These can then be redeemed for gifts cards or cash. Like survey.com, you can complete a survey any time - even when you're standing in line waiting to pay. In effect, you're giving almost real time feedback.
This is only a very small selection of smartphone tools that can be used to increase your bank balance. There are more out there and every day sees another being launched. Sure, they're not going to make you rich. But, at a time where we are all having to tighten our purse strings and be ever-conscious of our lifestyle budget, a little extra cash always seems welcome.
Written by James Redden - Visit Calculator Site
You want a new flat screen TV but you have a dilemma: it's about $200 more than you can really afford to pay. Now, in most cases, the sensible option would be to put off your purchase until you have more money. This is where Shopkick comes to the rescue with a massive selection of incentives.
This app, which is also available for Android devices, gives you incentives; “kicks”. Every time you you check in at a specific shop, scan or purchase an item you are rewarded with a kick. These kicks can then be exchange for discounts that are sent out by participating retailers. And if that wasn't enough, you can earn extra kicks from referring friends - the Shopkicks app can send messages to your contact list or connect to your Facebook account (if you allow it).
Breaking Into Advertising With Jingit
Let's be fair and admit that, in the grand scheme of life, we're all a little bit lazy. Sure, there's nothing wrong with kicking back and doing nothing every once in a while. But we're always being told that you don't get money for nothing. Well, not unless you're using Jingit.
Jingit is very simple and very effective - simply sign up using your Facebook account. Your profile page will then be used as a kind of digital billboard (Jingit is a paid advertising platform). Don't panic - your profile page isn't going to be littered with hideous banner ads - it's a lot more subtle than that. In return for renting space on your profile page you'll get paid. The amount you get varies depending on how many people click on the ads, but the result is the same - money for nothing.
iPinion Wants Your Opinions
Unless you can work for 24 hours a days, 7 days a week solid, then taking surveys isn't going to make you rich. But, sometimes, it's not just about the money. Some of us have an opinion that we want everyone to hear (helping protect fellow shoppers from buying overpriced junk is one of the simplest ways we can help each other out).
Like survey.com, iPinion is a paid survey app. Every time you complete a survey you will be awarded credits. These can then be redeemed for gifts cards or cash. Like survey.com, you can complete a survey any time - even when you're standing in line waiting to pay. In effect, you're giving almost real time feedback.
This is only a very small selection of smartphone tools that can be used to increase your bank balance. There are more out there and every day sees another being launched. Sure, they're not going to make you rich. But, at a time where we are all having to tighten our purse strings and be ever-conscious of our lifestyle budget, a little extra cash always seems welcome.
Written by James Redden - Visit Calculator Site
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