Some clarification:
Givling is a company whose mission statement is to pay off student loans (up to $50,000), through a kind of crowdfunding. They do this through money raised from ad revenue, completion of partner offers by members, and direct funding from members.
Loans are paid off, based on a member's position in the queues. There are two queues - orange (less competitive) and green (competitive). A member's position in either queue is determined by queue points.
Members earn points in the orange queue in a number of ways:
- playing the trivia game (you can play for free twice a day, getting 100 points for playing, plus another 1,000 for watching the ad at the end)
- watching ads (you can watch three per hour. Each ad is worth between 10 and 5,000 points)
- Completing partner offers (queue points vary anywhere from 5,000 to 100k)
- Inviting others to join (1,000 points, per new member who uses your invite code)
All points earned in the orange queue are included in the green queue total, but additional points are added through the following ways:
- Purchasing Givling coins, at fifty cents apiece (these allow additional plays of the trivia game, but you do not get any more queue points from the game. Each coin purchased adds 300 points to your green queue total)
- Purchasing Givling merchandise (adds anywhere from 4,000 to 45,000 points to your green queue total)
If you purchase a sticker, which costs $6.29, you will get 4,000 green queue points. The most expensive items- the hoodie ($39.99) or the leggings ($45.99) will add 28,000 queue points. However, if you purchase both a sticker and a hoodie (total $46.28) or a sticker and leggings ($52.28), you will get 45,000 green queue points.
In the image, the difference between the user's orange queue total and green queue total is 6,470,800 points. To reach this amount, the user would have to do one of three things:
1. Purchase 144 hoodie/sticker combos, for a total of $6,654.86 (See? I told you I wouldn't blame you if you questioned my math!)
2. Purchase 144 leggings/sticker combos, for a total of $7,528.32
3. Purchase 21,570 Givling coins, for $10,785
Again, if I had that kind of money, it wouldn't be going to Givling- it would be thrown at the principal for my student loan (though, at the same time, if you've got $50k in student loan debt, and all it took was $7k to get to the top of the queue, it would make sense, in some way, to roll the dice and see if you could get funded).