Do you really get the Walmart card?

[angel1171]

Do you really get the gift card for Walmart?  I do start it but it seems to go on forever. If they do give it without I will finish the whole thing next time.

[nancy612]

i was wondering the same thing! those questions were never ending, i gave up.

[southernhorizons]

No, you don't. Not unless you want to spend a lot of money doing the gold, silver, and platinum things at the end. Those are just intended as freebies where you go through all the pages of yes/ no ads. FC pays you for going through all the pages. you don't have to sign up for anything.

[stokeman455]

    I received a phone call about a month ago. I answered all their questions, but when they asked me where I live? WELL!!!!:sad1:  I did not qualify for a WalMart Card because I live in California.

[mangomiata]

I haven't tried to do any of these "surveys" because of the requirements and they seem so obvious that the expense is more than the gift.  I wish that sites like that would not be allowed to participate with Fusion Cash since they seem almost "spam-like" to me.

[Storm61115]

sorry i have no idea if u really get it or not coz i wasnt gonna pay to have it shipped to my house. i dont want to take the chance of people potentially getting in my checking account. i'd rather be safe then sorry. they can kiss my lol

[deathx88]

no, you never get anything like that sent to your house.
do you really think they're gonna send you a $500 gift card for free?

and there's nothing wrong with sites like this, i've gotten credited by these types of offers all the time.

all you need is an alternate email address, a "fake" number from k7.net, and when it comes to the silver/gold/plat section you just simply click on the ads, not fill them out.

[ivyalexandra]

I haven't tried to do any of these "surveys" because of the requirements and they seem so obvious that the expense is more than the gift.  I wish that sites like that would not be allowed to participate with Fusion Cash since they seem almost "spam-like" to me.

EXACTLY!~

thank you for saying this

this is why probably some people quit and give up attempting these kinds of ways to make money on any kinds of sites like these

they are misleading and false ads

making people think they are going to attain something, only to pull it out from under you at the last second

that isn't an offer

that's a hook, a line & sinker

IvyA

[lorimerk]

i got a phone call about 2 months aso saying i was going to get a 500 dollar gift card but i was going to have to pay for shipping and handleing so i knew then they were full of BS.

[pease2]

I feel like if it's too good to be true then it probably isn't.

[rcbrad]

I haven't tried to do any of these "surveys" because of the requirements and they seem so obvious that the expense is more than the gift.  I wish that sites like that would not be allowed to participate with Fusion Cash since they seem almost "spam-like" to me.

EXACTLY!~

thank you for saying this

this is why probably some people quit and give up attempting these kinds of ways to make money on any kinds of sites like these

they are misleading and false ads

making people think they are going to attain something, only to pull it out from under you at the last second

that isn't an offer

that's a hook, a line & sinker

IvyA

Yes there are better types of free offers out there, but I guess I do not understand the complaints.  You are getting paid for your time to review ads and to provide your contact information.  For the most part the ads are not misleading or false.  You are not required to buy anything.  Why would an advertiser give away hundreds of dollars for nothing?  I would not necessarily expect to make money or to even break even by participating in the paid offers for the gift card to be rewarded.  I never had the feeling that the rug was pulled out from me at all?  The only issue I have is the inconsistent crediting rate.