Im new to fusion CASH, any suggestions? :)

[bkosstype]

I'm excited to see how much ill earn!

How much do you guys EARn?

[gpcdon]

My best advice is to get your referral link out on the web. Be helpful and explain to others how FusionCash can help them getting started making larger amounts online. It helps that FusionCash is free to join, use that to your benefit. I've leveraged my FusionCash earnings to get things like free advertising for all of the programs I participate in online.

[mgarmstrong]

It's slow going but I rec'd my 1st payment so I am ready to try a little harder.
Referrals will help alot.

[oldbuddy]

Look around the Forum and a lot of us have the real time banner showing, so you can see how much we earn and watch it go up day by day.

[jaymz462]

Do the free Paid To Click offer every day.
Try to do the free surveys (My Thought Counts and Give Us Your Two Cents) as often as possible.

Those things add up!

[mc1962]

Stick with it everyday.  If you do not get something to credit then don't get frusterated as it is something that we all go through.  I also would suggest that you read the forums and ask questions when you want to know something, you will find good and helpful members here that will guide you though whatever you need help with.

[samrhett2]

I'm new too, but I earned enough to cash out in about seven days.  After you do all the free offers, then it slows down a bit because you have to wait for new offers to come along.  Last night, I did my first offer that required a credit card for Gevalia.  $3 for the coffee and a $5 payout.  If you drink coffee at the rate that I do, you find it hard to pass that deal up.  I will see if I like it and go from there.  

I am working on referrals now.  If you are internet savvy you will just have to hook up with some of the suggestions on this forum.  Me, on the other hand, I am getting an education on domains, splash pages and html.  Wow am I confused.

Right off the bat I think I could make more money getting a second job, but I can't because paying a sitter kinda defeats the purpose.  However, I do feel that if I will work steady and not get lazy, ultimately I can make much more doing this and other sites and getting referrals than I could with a second job.  The thing I like about it is that I don't have to give people a sales pitch.  I was a sales rep once, and I just don't have what it takes.  But on the web, I don't have to talk.  I can write.  I am much more comfortable with that as opposed to making phone calls or sales calls.

Good luck.  I hope you like it here.