ViggleTips Help Page

Welcome To ViggleTips Help Page!

There are many changes to Viggle, some small, some large, throughout the Viggle universe.  We’ve edited some things on this page, and will continue to tweak in the near future to reflect the most correct information possible.

This page, while designed to help you, is not meant to replace or append Viggle’s FAQ.  This page could change at any time.  This page will also be edited as time progresses, to cover new and ongoing questions or concerns you express to us.  Check back frequently for help. Have a suggestion about something that should be on this page?  Let us know.

QUICKIES:

  • One account per person.  Viggle can see everything with accounts, obviously, and will find impostors with multiple accounts.
  • You’re allowed 5 devices through the course of your Viggle history. You can only be logged into 1 at a time, but can use up to 5 over the course of time.
  • Anyone in the household can have their own Viggle account (over the age of 13).  This is not considered multiple accounts.
  • (Updated as of August 5, 2015) - You have until 8am ET the next day to check into it and get the bonus points.  That means any program’s points on the schedule, including sports (most times, but sports events aren’t guaranteed as they’re stored differently in the system), can be achieved, either the night of the live airing, or anytime before 8am ET the following day.
  • A Viggle day is as follows:  3am - 2:59am Eastern; 2am - 1:59am Central; 1am - 12:59am Mountain; 12am - 11:59pm Pacific
  • You can be checked in 12 hours a day, but continue to earn points in other ways
  • You can connect 4 Viggle accounts to one DIRECTV account.
  • You’re allowed 12000 total points a day, including watch & bonus, among others (more below).  This is a permanent increase, as of the start of the 2014 football season, from the previous 6,000.
  • You’re allowed 20 song check-ins a day.  They are worth +100 each.  Buy a song through the app (iOS only) to earn another +1000 a few days later.
  • You’re allowed 200 Wetpaint videos a day, at +50 each; only 10 views for per video in a 24 hour period.  This does count toward your daily limit.
  • Just so you know, points can lag at times, so if something doesn’t pop up right away, check a few hours later, or the next morning. If other points are due much later, Viggle will tweet that, and we will, too.

Index

Ads - General & Midnight ET Reset

Here are the guidelines for what you can legally do.

Click any ad you wish.  If you find it in the carousel, you can only watch it once for points.  Repeatedly watching won’t garner duplicate points, and can possibly render you suspended for fraud.  

If you find an ad in the white banner on a show page, watch it.  Get the points.  If it’s still there after the ad finishes, do not click it again.  Most times that white banner will “refresh” itself after the ad finishes playing, meaning it’ll reload itself with another ad, possibly by the same sponsor, and/or with the same bonus points. You can watch it again, and be okay to do so.

Often times, when you get the pop up that says “You Earned +20”, you can see a new ad refresh behind it on the show page. Since a new ad or other point offer pops up, you can click it. If you’re unsure, back out of the show page, and go back into it.  Even if you’re getting the same sponsored ad on every show page, you can click that legally and be fine.

Ads are random, and with that variable in place, you might get two ads for Northern or a game app twice in a row. You’re fine that way. It’s visually the same ad, but technically, it’s different because the app refreshed and put up something else, even if it’s the same sponsor.  

In ViggleLive, the same “let it refresh” principle applies in a situation like ViggleLive. If the same sponsor, but a “new” ad pops up, between questions, you’re fine to click it. If you try to click the same ad over and over while waiting on a new question, then it could be considered fraud. So in short, question - ad - question - ad - question - ad, etc.

Ad Reset

First off, there’s no such thing as an ad-dump. It’s not a Viggle term, nor is it a dump. It’s something someone came up with, and it’s incorrect.

Throughout the day, you’re supposed to see a certain amount of ads (just like when you watch TV or whatever). Many times they’ll pop up during a particular ViggleLIVE (ie: Clorox in The Bachelorette, or Wayfair.com in Brother vs Brother). At midnight eastern, all those ads that have been sprinkled throughout the app are reset, and they’re all at the top of some queue again. (Ergo the real term - Ad Reset.)

How to take advantage of it: At midnight ET, start tapping through the app, namely through the What’s On carousel. Go to show pages, look in the first ad slot (the 4th space). You’ll start to see big ads show up, most times. New ads like Best Buy, or HGTV, or whatever will come up. They can be +100, +125, or more. When, and if, a new ad comes up, it could be bigger.

Sometimes you’ll get a huge payload of ads, other times you might be a couple hundred, but points are points regardless. It’s a bit of a treasure hunt, but it can pay off most times.

There used be (what was thought of as) a reset at 7pm ET, but it’s not. Per our Viggle contact on August 8, 2014: “The 7 pm reset wasn’t really a reset, it was just the release of ads that the advertiser requested prime-time only. It may be that advertisers are not specifying prime-time only for the ads running now.”

So stick to the midnight reset to try and garner some points.

DIRECTV And Viggle (seemingly suspended as of July 2015)

To get the DIRECTV cinema movie bonus and any other DIRECTV bonus, be sure you’ve connected your DIRECTV and Viggle accounts.  In the app, go to Profile > Settings > TV Provider > and choose DIRECTV in your area.  When prompted, enter your DIRECTV.com login information (name and password) and authorize the connection.  After that, you will get any DIRECTV bonus.

For the Thursday movie, check in past the first 5-6 minutes.  The first 5 minutes is preview, and you will be randomly checked out after a few minutes.  You don’t need to order the movie to get the bonus.  Simply find the movie, check in, and you’re done.

You are allowed to connect up to FOUR Viggle accounts to your DIRECTV account. This is perfect for households who Viggle together.

For new Viggle users, who are already DIRECTV customers, or plan to switch to DIRECTV within 30 days of creating a new Viggle account, you can link your accounts for a one-time 5,000 bonus.  If you didn’t enter the promo code during your initial sign up, go to Profile > Settings > TV Provider > DIRECTV.  Enter the promo code there.  This can only be done once, and you have 30 days from sign up to do it.

If you are a Viggle customer longer than 30 days, you do not qualify for the +5000 bonus listed above.

The +5000 DIRECTV bonus does not count toward your daily 12000 limit. This is confirmed from Viggle directly to us. 

The +500,000 bonus applies when you are on the phone with DIRECTV.  Make sure you tell them you’re a Viggle user, and want the +500,000 bonus for signing up.

When it comes to the DIRECTV Cinema Movie, there are bigger bonuses for these movies for DIRECTV users.  You must check in past the first 5 minutes.  The preview onDemand is five minutes, so you must check in past that point.  If you check in during the first five minutes, you will be randomly checked out, possibly without the bonus.

DVR

If you need to, you can DVR most shows for a later check in.  Viggle has extended the check-in time to five days (as of August 14, 2014). You have that long to check in & to receive the attached bonus! 

As of August 5, 2015 - the cut off limit is now 8am ET the following morning, to check into a bonus show and get the bonus.  This reverts back to the original rule when Viggle started.

If the show is part of a Streak, Quest (see sidebar for current contests), you need to check into those shows at the time of the live airing (this is a bit flexible with east coasters checking into the west coast airings, etc), not via DVR, to qualify for any resulting quest or streak bonus.  Even if you’ve hit your 12,000, you can still check into a Streak or Quest show to stay qualified.  Check in again when a new Viggle day starts, but before 8am, to recoup any bonus you missed.

Regarding HGTV 4X prime time shows:  You need to check in during the live airing in your time zone to get the 4X.  If an HGTV prime time show is promoted in the Bonus Shows section of the app, the 8am cut off applies.

All other bonus shows can be checked into via DVR, or other sources, until 8am ET the next day.

HGTV 4X Top Fan

As of February 2, 2015, you can earn 4X during prime time in your time zone.  Check into any prime time HGTV show, and earn 4X bonus.  Only live, audio-verified check-ins to HGTV shows airing daily from 8pm-11pmET/PT will be eligible.  If a show is promoted as more than 4X, then you’ll get the higher bonus. 

The 8am cut off rule does not apply to this promotion.  (That is per our Viggle contact.)  The 8am ET rule only applies to promoted shows in the Bonus Shows section of the app.


Top Fan:  Each month, Viggle will crown 50 HGTV Top Fans, based on total Viggle points earned from check-ins to HGTV shows, and points earned playing ViggleLive during HGTV shows.  If you’re one of the top 50 point-earners at the end of each month, you will receive an email with a congratulations that you’re a winner, and information on how to claim your prize. 

Rewards

Rewards & redemption are relatively easy.  When you have enough points accumulated to redeem a reward, go to the Rewards section of the app, choose your reward, and click Redeem.  Vigglers may redeem one brand of gift card every 7 days.  You can redeem multiple brands per day. (Example: 1 Best Buy, 1 Lowes, 1 Starbucks in a day, but not 2 Best Buy in one day.)

Gift cards seem sparse, but they do show up during prime time hours, typically between 7-11pm ET (often at the top and/or bottom of the hours; it’s a rule of thumb, not official).  You need to check very, very often during your prime time hours to find them.  Toggle back and forth between Gift Cards and another tab (like Products or Merch) to get the Gift Card page to refresh, as it doesn’t refresh by itself (read: gift cards won’t just suddenly appear if you sit on the Gift Cards page only).  You have to be quick on the gun when your favorite shows up, because they’re often limited, and go fast, especially things like Best Buy, and Amazon (the latter of which can disappear in mere seconds).  Have your mobile phone ready to receive your 4 digit confirmation code to enter when promoted to expedite the process.

Gift cards will not appear on the main Reward page, and will only be under the Gift Card tab.  There is no longer a Spotlight, nor is there special pricing on a card, unless otherwise noted by Viggle beforehand. 

The first time you ever redeem something in the Rewards catalog, you will be prompted for your personal information - name, address, phone, etc.  It’s a formality most times, but also necessarily if you’re redeeming a product that will be mailed to you.  Enter it once, and then you can proceed. (Despite the app saying a gift card will be mailed to you, it won’t. You’ll be able to instantly redeem your gift card reward.)  Once you’ve completed your redemption, almost immediately, you will get an email from Viggle.

Here’s what to do next (this applies mainly to most gift cards).

  • Open email Find the special PIN/code in email (5 or 6 letters/numbers)
  • Highlight & copy the PIN/code
  • Click the link in the email Paste the PIN/code when prompted.
  • Click OK
  • Your gift card is now in front of you
  • Print it, or otherwise enter it on your online account for that vendor.

Make sure your printer has enough ink to print a crisp & clear gift card. It will print on the whole 8x11 sheet of paper.  Guard your print out, if you’re accumulating more than one, and treat it like cash.  It is your gift card that you will use in-store (or online) to make your purchase.  Most retailers accept more than one gift card at a time.  We’ve used up to 13 at Best Buy.  We called Barnes & Noble once to ask, and they had a limit, but it’s a store-to-store basis, so if you have issues, find the store manager, & let them know what’s up.

Some retailers will let you compile many gift cards onto one card. Best Buy will do this. Other retailers might do the same. Ask a manager in store, or call the retailers customer service phone number and ask if they can compile multiple cards for you. Carrying one card in your wallet or purse has to be easier. If you lose your gift card print out, you can reprint it.

Gift cards do not expire, or diminish in value, unless otherwise stated on the card, and/or on the retailer’s site.

If you’re redeeming for a product (ie:  AppleTV, Keurig 2.0, iPad Air 2, etc), Viggle doesn’t necessarily hand out tracking numbers.  However, you can find out when a shipment is coming to your address automatically.  Read our entry on FedEx/UPS deliveries, and how to sign up for automatic updates when your address is entered in their system for a delivery.  This is very helpful information.

iOS 7/8 Microphone Issues

At times, especially after an update to the Viggle app, some Viggler’s might not being able to get Viggle to recognizes shows via audio.  The issue is most likely your microphone being disabled.

Here’s how to quickly fix that.  Go to

  • Settings
  • General
  • Restrictions
  • Microphone
  • Viggle ON

If you have any others beyond that, email Viggle support.

Manual Check-Ins

You can still do manual check-ins.  Sometimes sporting events and shows one hour or less are eligible for manual check-ins*.  However, there are some new restrictions on manual check-ins.

If you check into a bonus show manually, you will not get bonus points.  The only exception to this is if Viggle says so (as in the case of the previous Wheel of Fortune Streak or Ellen Streak where those shows are syndicated, and can be tricky to get into in certain markets).    You need to check in by audio verification in order to get bonus points on any show.  

Manual check-ins will not count for any Streak or Quest type show.  You must check in by audio verification to have your check-in count for a Quest or Streak.

Here’s how to do a manual check-in:

  1. Mute your television
  2. Go through the regular check-in process for audio
  3. “Hmmm, is there a lot of background noise…”
  4. Click “Try Again”
  5. Repeat steps 2-4, until you get a manual prompt.

After 3 attempts, you’ll get a blank prompt to type in.  Click in the window, and type the name of the show, the channel number, or the network.  You’re better off typing the name of the program itself.  When you see your program appear, tap it, then confirm your check-in.  

* Some shows that run 61 or 62 minutes can still be checked into manually.

The Most Points In Primetime

With the new Bonus Badge structure, and the new Viggle day, check-ins go a bit differently.   If all shows in a one hour period are 2X, then there are a maximum of 120 points available for that hour. You only need to check into one show for the whole hour to get the most points possible.  If an hour has different bonus badge offers, choose the highest one for that hour.  The exception to these would be if there’s a Quest or Streak check-in during that hour, and then you’d need to check into that program for a few minutes, then move onto the higher Bonus Badge show.  

Since the Viggle day is now 3am - 2:59am ET, most east coast folks (and other time zones) can Viggle later.  Remember, that at 11pm, it’s 8pm on the west coast, so go back through the schedule, one hour at a time, and check into those shows via DVR, or other audio resources.  You can get 3 more hours of Viggling in at 11pm, 12am, & 1am, if you’re up.  That is 8pm, 9pm, and 10pm, on the west coast.  You can even recoup another show at 2am if you wish.  The new time schedule really works better for everyone, once you lay out how you want to check in throughout the evening.

Music

With the update released on December 3, 2012, Viggle now includes Music, which allows you to Viggle a song, similar to Shazam or Soundhound.  It doesn’t check you in, or out, of any show you’re watching or not watching.  It works like a commercial check-in, and simply acknowledges you’re listening to a song, and you get +100 per song (as of November 4, 2014).

Some things to remember: You can match up to 20 songs per day (that’s an easy 2000 points!)  If you try to match more than that, you’ll get a verification, but you will not get +100 until the next day starts again.  You can only match a song once.  If you try to rematch it later, you won’t get the points for it.  The +100 points per song you get for it are added to your regular overall total.  They are bonus points, and count toward your daily 12000 limit.  Some songs might seem to recognize twice, but it’s more likely that Gracenote, which powers the music match service, is hearing it as a different version of the same song (eg: radio edit, remix, album version, single version, etc).

Matched songs stay in your Music History in the app, and are linked for purchase to the iTunes store in iOS.  You can earn +1000 per purchase.  This is not currently available for Android (yet?).  The +1000 can take up to 14 business days to appear in your Points History.  Remember, an album purchase counts as 1 purchase, so if you want more, and would end up paying the same price, buy each song separately in order to get the +1000 per individual song.  The +1000 does not count toward your daily 12000 total.

Play Along

If Viggle offers a play along with ViggleLive or MyGuy for a sport game, get into it. You don’t have to know much about football or basketball on MyGuy. Watch the Leaderboard and see who people are choosing, once you enter the room. Sometimes you can just choose a team’s defense in general. If it’s basketball, check the Leaderboard to see who the popular player is, and go with that. You don’t need to stay checked into the actual game for MyGuy to play. However, your player will reset after each quarter of the game.

Hop into our Chat Room, as other Vigglers are in there and sharing answers with each other for different ViggleLives as they are happening.  

Check out our ViggleLive page for the answers to a lot of regularly rotated ViggleLive movies.

Points (A Viggle Day time frame; 8am ET cut off; types of points; what counts toward the 12,000 daily limit; what does not count toward the 12,000 daily limit)

A Viggle day is as follows:

  • 3am - 2:59am Eastern
  • 2am - 1:59am Central
  • 1am - 12:59am Mountain
  • 12am - 11:59pm Pacific

If you happen to be checked out of a program, you can check back in continue receiving points.  You have until 8am ET the next day from the live airing to check into a program (via DVR or any repeat) to get the watch & bonus points.  T

NOTE:  Always check My Shows after a check-in to confirm you are in the correct episode.  We list episode titles on our blog for that reason.  If you are not checked into the correct episode, try again immediately, or later at another time.  If an episode doesn’t have a title (like Dancing With The Stars), once you check in, wait a minute or two, then check in again using the same sound source.  Once you confirm your check-in, the app will pop up with earned points.  If you get bonus as well, then you know you’re in the correct episode.

You are allowed to be checked in 12 hours in one Viggle day.  12 hours = 720 watch points, which is part of the 12000.  That leaves you another 11,280 in bonus points to gain throughout your Viggle day.  You can use your 12 hours throughout the day however you wish, whether in one 12-hour block, or periodically through the day.  You can get bonus points whenever you wish, even if you’re maxed out on the 12 hours.  It breaks down like this:

720 - watch points (this is the basic 1-point-per-minute; totaling 12 full hours)

+ 11,280 - bonus points (this is what’s listed below, all other bonuses)

———————————

= 12000 total

Once you reach your 12 hour limit, you will stop receiving watch and bonus badge points on shows until the start of the next day, depending on your time zone.  If you’re under the 12000 limit, you can continue to earn other bonus points (noted below).  Once you reach your 12000 limit, you will stop earning points until 12am PT the next day.

The follow is a list of points that DO count toward your daily limit:

  • Watch Points (1 point per minute); totaling 720 in a day)
  • Bonus Badge Points (4X, 6X, 10X etc.)
  • ViggleLive Q&A (check our daily schedule for + or # for ViggleLive opportunities)
  • Viggle Football (see below for what part of Football doesn’t count)
  • Vigoooal! points (Vigoooal! is for soccer only)
  • MyGuy - bonuses from playing along with MyGuy, whether football or basketball
  • Points from Wetpaint videos.  You’re allowed 200 videos a day at +50 each.
  • Ad engagements (the +5, +50, +75 etc. ads in the carousel aka What’s On, or via any show page; see how ads work here)
  • DIRECTV only bonus check-ins (5X, 8X, 10X, etc)
  • Location bonus (eg: NY Lottery, Dove Advanced Care in WalMart)
  • Commercial check-in bonuses (eg: McDonald’s Monopoly; Clorox, Lexus, etc.)
  • onDemand check-in bonuses (eg: one time +500, etc)
  • Viggle MUSIC, up to 20 songs a day @ +100/song; totaling +2000

These are the types of points that do not count toward your 6,000 daily allowance ++.

  1. Offer Wall - any point reward from the Offer Wall does not count toward your daily 6000.
  2. Customer Service Adjustments - if Viggle makes some sort of adjustment to your account, whether for missing check-in points, missing bonus, etc, those noted as “Customer Service Adjustment” in your Points History do not count toward your daily 12000. 
    Note:  If there is a hiccup with a program not awarding bonus for a correct check-in, and Viggle issues the watch bonus in the new few days, it’s issued as a watch bonus, not a customer service adjustment, which means it does count toward your 12,000 daily limit).
  3. Registration Bonus For DirecTV - There is a 5,000 bonus for new Viggle accounts. Within 30 days of signing up for the first time with Viggle, connect your DirecTV account, and receive a one-time 5,000 bonus. This is a Viggle offer, not a DirecTV offer.  Existing Viggle users, that have an account older than 30 days, who happen to switch over to DirecTV are not eligible for the bonus.  New Viggle customers:  enter “DIRECTV” when prompted to receive the 5,000 bonus.
  4. Bonuses from a Streak, or Quest
  5. The +1000 you get from purchasing songs via the Music Match link in the iTunes store (iOS only).
  6. Perfect pre-game prediction in Viggle Football (correct winner, exact score).
  7. Bonuses for predictions on The Bachelorette.

++  - there are times a bonus might be larger, like 10000, etc.  Most times those will be issued as other than bonus, and will not count against your daily limit.  We’ll note that the best we can when it’s applicable.

Server Errors (obsolete)

Some of you have experienced a server issue, then when you try to check in to a show again, you realize you were already checked in, and thereby forfeited your bonus.  Here are some guidelines to make sure you are checked into a show.

First, always be sure you have the latest version of the app, installed from scratch, not “updated” from your app store.  Uninstall your app, reboot device, and install it “fresh” every time there’s an update in the store.  It just makes it easier.

Here’s the break down of what to do if you get a server error.

  1. When you tap to Confirm Check-In, and get the server error pop up, wait a minute. (You can click OK to get rid of the server error.)  Really, just wait.  We know 60 seconds seems like an eternity, but wait.  
  2. Confirm window will eventually go away, if you tapped it correctly the first time.
  3. If, after about 60 seconds, you aren’t sure if you got checked in, Force Close the app.*
  4. Wait a minute (yes, a whole minute).
  5. Reopen app.
  6. Go to Profile > My Shows.

The program should be listed as your most recent show.  

If it’s not, click elsewhere in the app, like What’s On, or Rewards (this sort of forces the app to start loading data again). 

Go back to Profile > My Shows.  You should be checked in, if you were successful.  

If so, double check the title of the episode, if applicable, to be sure you’re in the correct episode.  

If the show isn’t listed in My Shows, after all that, then you’re not checked in.  Try again.  Note:  You can go through the above steps again, just to be sure there’s not a huge lag on Viggle’s end.  Double checking, and missing a few points is better than forfeiting the whole program.

Remember that once you check into another show (even if it’s the same show again), you’re officially done with the initial bonus attached.  Double tapping that Confirm can do this to you (as many of you have noted), and Viggle will not adjust for user error.   Also, checking back into the same show won’t keep your bonus going.  Just as with the old system, once you’re out of the show, the bonus is over, and posted to your account.

So take your time, and let the system catch up to the app.  The app is data heavy, so a little patience can go a long way.

How to force close

For Android:

  • Settings
  • Application Manager
  • Viggle
  • Force Close
  • Tap home button
  • Reopen app

For iOS:

  • Double tap the home button
  • Swipe left or right to find Viggle app
  • Tap and drag the app up to close it
  • Tap home button again to return to main screen
  • Reopen app

Streaks, Quests, Commercials, & onDemand

Streaks and Quests:  There are often Streaks and Quests, which are another way to earn big points from Viggle.  The difference between the two are:

  • Streak:  A user goes through layers of shows on a weekly basis, as in the first five weeks of a show’s new season, which means the first five weeks of shows.
  • Quest:  It’s more of a treasure hunt, where you have to seek out particular episodes of particular shows (or movies) in order to gain a reward.

We note any current Streaks or Quests on our Daily Bonus Show entries, as well as the sidebar of the blog itself, including dates, requirements, available bonus, plus bonus due date.  Closely follow the guidelines for any Streak or Quest in order to stay qualified for it.  

Important:  Per Viggle, you need to check into the live airing of a Streak or Quest show in order to qualify for it.  You have to check in when it airs in your time zone (ie: no DVR’d check-ins, no later airings).  If you check into a Streak or Quest show via DVR or a later airing, you may not qualify for the attached bonus, and Viggle will not give you a concession on that mistake.

Commercial Bonus:  Sometimes Viggle notes a commercial (or a set of commercials) that give a bonus for a check-in.  Check into a commercial is a one-time bonus.  It will not check into a show, or out of any show you’re currently checked into.  It’s an instant confirm & bonus, the way Viggle MUSIC works.  You get the bonus one-time for the duration of the offer.

onDemand Bonus:  When there’s an onDemand movie up for bonus (whether DIRECTV Cinema on Thursday, or other onDemand available to all), check in past the first five minutes of the movie.  Most cable providers offer a 5 minute preview, and since users use this to check in for the points, Viggle will randomly boot you out of the movie shortly after.  Check in at the 6 minute mark and beyond.  For regular onDemand bonuses (which are usually +300 or +350), try to stay checked in for about 15 minutes (just our recommendation) so the bonus triggers.  These bonuses are one-time only, and are awarded when you either check into another program, or the run time for the movie has ended.  Most times, you can check into another show after 15-20 minutes, and move on with your Viggling.  Your points will show your watch points, plus the bonus.  There are times Viggle will run an onDemand bonus, then once the offer ends, they’ll run it again for another length of time for the same movie.  Even though it’s the same movie, the offers are separate, and both are available to everyone.  DIRECTV movies are available on Thursday, 8pm-2am, and are only the movie(s) noted in the What’s On section of the app.

10 Minutes (obsolete, unless DIRECTV movie)

The 10 Minute rule is no longer valid, unless otherwise noted (eg: for special high point check-in bonuses like The Bachelorette, etc).  That means you don’t have to be checked into a show for a minimum amount of time to get a bonus, or to qualify for a Streak or Quest.  

As long as you stay checked into a Bonus Badge show keeps you earning that X amount of extra bonus points.  

Wetpaint

August 20, 2015 - Wetpaint stopped awarding points, allegedly temporarily. 

August 24, 2015, ViggleSupport tweeted it’s “unlikely that points will be issued for Wetpaint videos in the near future.”

You can earn up to 10,000 points a day by watching videos on Wetpaint. That’s 200 videos @ +50 each (as of November 4, 2014).

Start at http://www.wetpaint.com/ and log in

You can start watching any +50 videos on any page you see them. 

You can’t fast forward through the video, and you must watch the whole video until it ends.  Sometimes, but not often, there is an ad that will run before the actual video.  You cannot skip the ad.

Here’s a list of shorter videos:  http://www.viggletrivia.tumblr.com/wetpaint

As of June 1, 2015, you are limited to 10 views per video per day (a total of +500).  Once you watch a video more than 10 times in a day, you will stop receiving points for that video, and you will receive a message stating you’ve reached the limit for that video gallery.  Find a new video and start again.

That’s all you need to do to keep earning points on Wetpaint.