so frustrated!

[mmahnen]

This is my third day with Fusion Cash.  The first day was terrific.  I've done MANY offers for the past two days, and have not been credited for a single one of them!  Even the pay to click didn't credit me.  I followed the instructions to the left & it said all i had to do was click to redeem my 15 cents.  Even that didn't go through!   

[mtmailey]

do not worry i feel the same way i did some surveys and i did get credit for it-i do not care anyway if i get RSSD i will be fine.

[swogden]

The daily $.15 click is not difficult, once you get a hang of all that you have to do:

1. Click on 4 of the topics and one of the sponser ads.  Watch the timer on the left side -- towards the bottom.  You have to view these items for 3 minutes in total.  (The Entertainment topic that comes up originally doesn't count as one of your 4 -- unless you click it again separately.)
I usually click on Horoscope; Lottery; Recipes and end with the Weather.  If the time hasn't run out by the time I've finished with the Weather, I click on the 7 day or the 15 day forecast.

2. When the timer runs out, the link for the FC toolbar will appear.  Click it and allow it to load.  Close it.

3 Another link will then appear for the final sponser ad.  You need to follow the security instructions and enter the capcha to get the ad up -- and you need to view that (leave it open) for 60 secs.

I usually have my account page open on another tab.  I access it and click refresh and the credit will show.

I rarely have problems with the $.15 daily click, but if I do, I just go back to it's offer page and try again.  Occasionally when I click on the sponser ad, I'll be brought back to the $.15 daily click starting page.  Then I clear my cookies and temps, close my browser and reboot my computer.   That usually solves my problem.

If you're not seeing the sponser ads, you may have some ad blockers in place that need to be turned off.  (That happened to me when I was using an older version of Norton Security and had toolbars in place.  It's not a problem for me now -- no toolbars and 2011 version of Norton.)

Re doing regular offers.  You must clear your cookies and temp BEFORE you begin doing an offer.  When you've completed an offer, leave the congrads/final page open for a while (10 minutes or so).  Also check to see whether you need to respond to any emails that the offerer sends you.  Don't rush to do another offer until you're sure you've truly completed the current one.  Many folks set up separate emails for each offer so they know what is coming in from that offer.

If you have done the offer before (or even just tried to do the offer before), you are not eligible for a credit if you try again.  You can do an offer only once (over any and all sites).

[mmahnen]

good info ~ thank you.  when you say you can only do an offer once.....    if you tried unsuccesfully...  can it be reattempted?

[swogden]

As far as I know, no.

The object of the offer process is to get your email address.  Once they have that connection to you, than any attempt to complete the offer with the same email address will be considered a duplicate and thus denied -- even if they never gave you credit the first time.  Doubt they retain that info. They may also retain info like your IP address (as well as your email address).

I was modestly successful with offer when I first started out, but then most were denied.  I always used the same email address and I suspect new offers by the same old advertiser was viewed as the same.  In any event, I no longer do offers unless it's a signup for a website that I'm interested in.

Doing offers does require some recordkeeping or establishing procedures that make sure you can keep track of what you've done and the status.  There was a website that helped you keep tract of offers made (never used it), but perhaps someone else is familar with the site and how well it works.

[mmahnen]

yikes ~ that's not good.   On the other hand....  I did get my 15 cents for pay to click.