$24.64 is my present earnings.

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$6.32 is the portion amount for 'Offers' that I've accrued. $18.35 is the 'Bonuses' is the remaining amount of my earnings.

I get paid from my employer tomorrow by way of direct-deposit.

I ought to have plenty to risk/gamble with on one or two of these 'TRIAL OFFERS'.

What would you my neighboring FusionCa$h.net Members recommend to speed up and help me achieve the $8.68 remainder amount in my 'Offers' I need to qualify to cashout for my twenty-five dollar FusionCash.net paper paycheck?

Plus, from your extensive experiences with 'trial offers' how long will it take for these trial offering sponsers to refund my money back into my checking account?

Is it worth the financial risk at this point of my present earnings?

Tell me now?

What have a I got to gain and lose at this time?

Instead of starting a new thread every month looking for tips on how to make money on here, why not actually follow some of the advice you have been given in the past?  If you would have followed the advice from your thread you started on July 24th, you could have made $7.80 from the daily click, $1.04 from the paid email, $3-$4 from videos and another $2-$3 from the cheapflights offer. That's close to $15 right there. You are making this a lot harder than it needs to be.

Much obliged for your way of earning cash in here and having the time to earn it in a speedily fashion. But we all have our own individual way of doing things in life.

None of those things take more than a couple minutes a day, but if your individual way of doing things is working for you, stick to that.

I'm forced to learning and figuring things out in here in my own timing and in my own way of earning. Because reading others' postings of their ways of earning doesn't work for me. No insults, disrespect, nor pun intended.

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I ought to have plenty to risk/gamble with on one or two of these 'TRIAL OFFERS'.

... how long will it take for these trial offering sponsers to refund my money back into my checking account?

Is it worth the financial risk at this point of my present earnings?

how is it dishonest? Come on now 

I believe any trial offers that you do you should have some type of interest in it before tying it. Trial offers are not there to sign up for and cancel right away you should use it to try the service to from some type of opinion about it. I am not saying that you can never cancel because most will let you if you choose not to want the service or product. You may not get credit for a trial offer if you cancel it right after signing up. Make sure you take the time to TRY it for a few days and if you don't like it you may cancel it if you wish.

It ain't dishonest to cancel a trial offer and get your money back if you ain't pleased with the trial offer. Its only good buisness  .

That's not the dishonest intention, this is:

"I ought to have plenty to risk/gamble with on one or two of these 'TRIAL OFFERS'.

... how long will it take for these trial offering sponsers to refund my money back into my checking account?"

Disagreed. It was a question.

My advice would be to read EVERYTHING from the offers on how to sign up, how much you have to pay, how much you will get paid, and how to cancel. Know what you have to do to cancel before signing up because some might want you to pay for a full month to get credit. Every company will have different rules if they send you membership package you might have to send it back to get a refund. Some might make you call or email to cancel some might make you do it by mail. Others might give you 3 days to get refunded and some might give you a month. If you get a product you might have to pay for a nonrefundable S&H fee. There are sites where you have to be a new user so if you signed up 3 years ago and forget you don't get credit. Just read their policies and follow instructions to the T and you will be Ok.

There are so many different ways to earn on FC don't just limit yourself on the fast high paying offers. The daily offers are small but they do add up fast and will bring you to cashout.