Can someone explain

[mtt349]

Who are thse precision sample organization? They stink. They are like hunman resources doing roadblock to get a job. They should be removed and given equal opportunity to all who want to make a honest money. What can be done?

[bloop86]

I think fusion cash should have a way to help people find legit internet jobs since the economy is such a drag *bleep* thanks to Obama

[samrhett2]

Who are thse precision sample organization? They stink. They are like hunman resources doing roadblock to get a job. They should be removed and given equal opportunity to all who want to make a honest money. What can be done?

Not sure what you are talking about.  Is that the name on a survey or something?

[countrygirl12]

Who are thse precision sample organization? They stink. They are like hunman resources doing roadblock to get a job. They should be removed and given equal opportunity to all who want to make a honest money. What can be done?

Can you be more specific?  What do you mean by precision sample organization?

[teresa3200]

I think fusion cash should have a way to help people find legit internet jobs since the economy is such a drag *bleep* thanks to Obama

Finding people internet jobs is not what FC is about. They are here to give you legitimate offers that they feel are in everyones best interest. They are not a job service. If you google "job assistance" you might find a company that can find you a legitimate online job.

[Administrator]

The company the OP is referencing is the one who provides FC Surveys.  I think he/she is upset with getting DQ'd.  Please realize that all of that stuff happens automatically with specifications set by the company who is actually paying for survey results.

The whole "equal opportunity" complaint comes up now and again, and I will quote one of my past responses for you to consider:

There are certain age groups which are overrepresented on survey sites like FC.  It's not really to do with discrimination.
If you're a company that wants to conduct a survey, you might want to get 200 responses from each age/gender bracket (eg. Male 18-24 or Female 35-44).  So the survey starts out open to everyone.  But some of those brackets have a lot of matching FC members, and some have much fewer.  So those in a bracket with fewer cohorts have a higher chance of getting in before quotas max out.  In this way, the survey company might have been 100% "undiscriminating" in requesting survey completions, but it might seem otherwise if you're on the survey-taking end.

And, as an aside, it's not really discrimination for a survey-providing company to choose which groups they want to target.  If you're paying for research, you shouldn't be obligated to pay for surveys from individuals who are not your customers or target demographic. 

[msmoneybags48]

My opinion does not matter because I do less and less surveys period; I am nearly 55, and when I started doing surveys, I was 46.  But a girl has to do something in this dog-eat-dog world to survive, and I thank Fusion Cash for giving me an opportunity to make some legitimate money.