Relocating

[atbxtrilogy]

I'm moving soon to another area, same computer, most likely same internet provider. If I were to log into FusionCash at my new house will I get banned for doing so and how would I go about to avoid a ban?

[harleyy2]

I'm moving soon to another area, same computer, most likely same internet provider. If I were to log into FusionCash at my new house will I get banned for doing so and how would I go about to avoid a ban?

@atbxtrilogy - Not sure - try going ahead and send a support ticket

[deathx88]

definitely send in a support ticket. it's not a good idea to log in when you get into your new house but i think fusion cash is a little more lenient on this situation, unlike other sites which will just ban you straight up if they find out that you logged in using a different ip. you really shouldn't have to worry too much about it though. 

[pridegirl88]

Individuals move or change internet service providers quite a bit so it is not a unheard of thing for your IP address to change. The only way you would run into a problem is if you log into FusionCash on a public IP address from somewhere like a airport/hotel/wifi hotspot that is public or if you try to log in from an IP address that all ready has someone signed up under FC on it. There shouldn't be any reason to worry, this question has been answered a lot, I asked a similar questions months ago regarding using FusionCash while traveling. If you take a few minutes just use the search feature to find more details about moving and traveling while using FusionCash. Good luck with the move!

[Alyia72]

I don't see how that would be a problem because it was still your own internet connection and computer.  I recently changed providers last month and had no problem at all when my IP changed.  The only problem I can see you might incur is if you were moving in with someone else who already had internet and had used FC, or using a shared connection like wifi hot spots.  But if your just moving and getting internet or even transferring your current service to a new home shouldn't be a problem.  If I am not mistaken the reason for the rule about one user per IP is to prevent people from taking advantage of the referral system and completing offers twice for double the money.  That wouldn't be the case if your just moving to another area or house.

[pridegirl88]

I don't see how that would be a problem because it was still your own internet connection and computer.  I recently changed providers last month and had no problem at all when my IP changed.  The only problem I can see you might incur is if you were moving in with someone else who already had internet and had used FC, or using a shared connection like wifi hot spots.  But if your just moving and getting internet or even transferring your current service to a new home shouldn't be a problem.  If I am not mistaken the reason for the rule about one user per IP is to prevent people from taking advantage of the referral system and completing offers twice for double the money.  That wouldn't be the case if your just moving to another area or house.

You explained that perfectly. 

[sarabtrayior]

you should not have a problem in the USA, I don't know about other countries...