Found perfect SAH job :)

[jadedjenni]

If it's so profitable, why do you need Fusion Cash?  I'm not trying to be a jerk, I just would think you'd be busy with that if it was so lucrative. 

[rcbrad]

You can make money with affiliate marketing, but if it was that easy and you could make a decent amount of money, everybody would be doing it.

[mperez7372]

I hate to be the one to call BS, but I'm calling BS.  If it is real, great for you.  Seems suspect that there was a lead in, a teaser, then a big reveal.  Eh.  I'd like to see a copy of that check.  Sorry for being cynical, but that's kind of ridiculous.

[tuyetmai]

I think that unbelievable to believe.  But good luck if they pay you well hope everything good for you.

[ben50]

good for you, I got too much of a job right now, I can't even get them to give me a vacation. I been there over ten years,

[luvh8tragedy87]

To be honest it does sound a bit iffy. But if that's what truly is going on then good for you

[Pearlrain129]

Sorry that there are so many sceptics. I actually created the fusion cash account back in January BEFORE I got the job.
Yes, you have to complete offers before you are placed in a support group to help you learn how to make the money.
Like I said, I was very iffy about the whole thing myself when I first started. In fact, it took me a year to complete my offers and A LOT of talking to get me to where I am now.
I'm not saying everyone is going to make $33,000+ in a mere 28 days. That's not logical at all. She didn't make that right off the bat. She has been doing affiliate marketing for two years and just now made that much. She has her own website, facebook page and fan page. You can look her up because there is a lot about her on the web. Laura Parrish. She just finished a conference in Chicago a few days ago and is preparing for another one in Denver soon. Please by all means listen to her testimony and those that have followed in her footsteps. I may not be able to convince you but she should be able to and her 2,000+ followers. )

[jvang2]

  domy you have to buy something from them first,, l :sad1:ike a pack of cds that teaches you...and its like about $90-100 bucks..idk, maybe it is legit, "get rich quick" stuffs..too bad for me, i don't have not even $20 with me.

[kjstrukel]

This is probably a dumb question, but.... here goes:

What the heck is "affiliate marketing"? 

[erinelise2]

I've never really understood what affiliate marketing was either.

[minkatrozic]

  I do not know anymore. It is so hard to find something that is legit but that also can make you some substantial money now days. I just try to make a little at the time and be happy with it. Good luck to everybody trying to make big bucks from home.

[brum7814]

Congrats.  I have a few online jobs that I do to help pay bills and stuff myself.

[aggie49]

i would love to try this can you send me the link my email addy is [email address removed by admin]

[jmccaskill]

do a quick gurgle search for 'affiliate marketing' and you will be able to find out more than you ever wanted to know! There are many different ways to do this type of endeavor and I have not looked into the one that got all this started but I can verify that 'affiliate marketing' is a legit way of making money... for some.

Every one of these forms of business I have seen do have some startup costs, this can range from a few dollar up to the sky. You will be confronted with a host of expenses from choosing a web hosting service to 'search engine optimization' decisions to get your web pages listed favorably on search engine pages. All of this is very much 'for sale' if you have the money to put into the pot. There is NO SHORTSAGE of affiliate marketing gurus out there that make a living by just touting their own 'expertise' on affiliate marketing... I can verify this with just one example, right now there are over 300 emails from just ONE of these gurus sitting in a folder in one of my email accounts... this is from a guy that I only made an inquirely to and never did any business with at all... 90% of these emails (of the ones I actually have read) are nothing more than soliciatations for me to spend more money on his 'new gimmick'. And YES, I would get a nice fee from sucking other folks into his schemes as well as a piece of the action each might produce.

Now let me be clear here, there are a lot of good and honest ways to make money in affilate marketing, but it is NOT as easy nor as simple as just wanting to do it. You can offer a million different products that you never have to inventory or see. The key is to have the knowledge of what works where, and the funds to change your program when you meet with failures (eat the losses) and keep going until you find the right mix of product, marketing, and knowledge of it all to expand your business. This is not for the faint of heart or those trying to shoestring a venture into mega bucks.

Just my thoughts here, but I HAVE explored this a good deal beyond the surface level.

Best of fortune to all!

[nhendrickson]

Sorry, I did Google this and it looks like a typical multilevel marketing scheme.  A few people at the top make money from a bunch of gullible marks in their down line.  Either that or you pay them a fee to "learn" their system as one of the other posters noted.

Let's be honest.  You're here on FC to recruit hopefuls for this little venture.