180 days expiration

[Fester79]

I have an issue with the 180 day expiration policy.

Why is it, that if you don't use your money in 180 days, it 'expires'?

If I earned the money, and you get paid your share, let's say net30 of when I completed the offer, then why should you get to pocket my money on top of what you've already earned? That seems extremely shady and unethical for a business to do.

[Administrator]

We have this policy in order to keep our accounting manageable.

There are folks who signed up in 2005 and maybe earned 50cents, then left the site never to return.  Without an expiration policy we'd be carrying uncountable thousands of separate liabilities going back eight years and more.

Most sites like FC do the same thing, but they'll typically just delete your account entirely after 6 months, so you can't so easily see what actually expired.  We choose to keep accounts active indefinitely but expire credits within them.

The policy used to be 90 days expiration but it was changed to 180 after many member requests.  Even if we made it 270 or 360 there would still be expiring credits and members would still be upset about it.

[ladavia89]

You only have to earn an average of 14 cents a day in order to cashout in 180 days. I think that's more than reasonable if you just spend a little time on the site every day or even every couple days.