Fusioncash TIPS!

[cjbrml]

#1 Before you fill out a survey that will ask you to install a toolbar, switch over to a different search engine that you don't use so you won't have to worry about it. Granted, my Internet Explorer is full of crap, but i don't really care ^_^

#2 those REALLY long surveys, like Giveyour2cents can take awhile if you're not smart about it.
basically they're chains, for instance, a question asks - 'what videogames have you played recently?' if you actually put down all of the videogames you've played recently...it's just going to take you to more questions about those videogames. After about 10 minutes I'd say you're in the clear, and if you just start answering questions with 'no' 'none of the above' 'not sure' etc. then the survey will have nowhere else to take you and you'll be finished.

#3 Be sure to do all of the quick easy surveys that only pay 15-75 cents. They only take a couple minutes and add up fast.

#4 If you didn't get credit for a survey, it could be that you didn't use your real information...so if you fill out an offer and realize you didn't get credited, try doing it again but filling it out with your REAL info. yes you may get some annoying stuff in the mail and some spam in your email, but at least we won't have hundreds of posts asking 'why didn't i get credit for this offer???'

#5 anyone ever see that gummy bear ringtone commercial...?

Oh I’m a gummy bear.
Yes I’m a gummy bear.
Oh I’m a yummy tummy funny lucky gummy bear.

yeah well that gummy bear is a jerkface and steals 9.99$ a month from you

it's the same with some of these sites you come across on Fusioncash. If you find a page that asks for nothing but your phone # and a bunch of fine print under that, just leave because you'll end up being binded to a contract n paying a monthly bill.


PS -
FusionCash and Cashcrate are the only legitimate ways to make decent money doing surveys and Fusioncash trumps Cashcrate by a long shot, so be glad you found this site

[southernhorizons]

Just a couple of comments. About #2, if you answer too many with no, or none of the above, they will end the survey, but they will tell you you didn't qualify to finish it and then you won't get credited. I agree that the survey will be much longer if you list all the games, etc that you are familiar with, but you should list a few or otherwise you won't qualify.
As for #3, those freebie offers are great, but you can only do one or two at a time or they all won't credit.
Thank you for giving good tips for people that are new here.

[wweadam]

Well those are good tips, but most of the offers that are on a trial basis actually have good products worth the money. I'm going to try Zizzazz soon 

[g2teg27]

useful tips.  thx op.

[resebel]

sometimes if i have enought patience, i'd do the surveys but often times it's just so frustrating especially when you end up not getting the credit.

[ditto27ph]

thanks for the tips! it will really help me get started...

[Rastov]

I'd suggest you do #4 from the start. Filling in your name as Mickey Mouse and saying you at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave may result in a few offers crediting, but most won't. More importantly, sponsors occasionally review their registrants and if you used bogus info, not only might they charge back your credit, they may make a fraud complaint to FusionCash.
I can't say I've read about it happening here, but on other sites, there have been a number of mass bannings after an advertiser submitted a list of users using fake info.

[ajann1983]

Thanks for the tips!!!i will be sure to keep them in mind while i'm completing surveys!!!

[Stealth3si]

I can't say I've read about it happening here, but on other sites, there have been a number of mass bannings after an advertiser submitted a list of users using fake info.

That's strange. I wonder what was the advertiser's privacy policy when the user used fake info and whether or not it had an effect at all.

[Administrator]

I can't say I've read about it happening here, but on other sites, there have been a number of mass bannings after an advertiser submitted a list of users using fake info.

That's strange. I wonder what was the advertiser's privacy policy when the user used fake info and whether or not it had an effect at all.

ID numbers (e.g. your user ID) are all that is needed to link a credited offer with a user.  No sharing of personal/private info needs to take place for an advertiser to communicate that a completion was fraudulent.

[MorbidRaccoon]

Your post could use some cleaning up and a little more detail but it's good. 

[bboyben95]

#6. Be smart about your answers! Like if theres a yes or no question, saying "Have you bought groceries in the past week?" its obvious that if you say no the survey will end there.

[Administrator]

#6. Be smart about your answers! Like if theres a yes or no question, saying "Have you bought groceries in the past week?" its obvious that if you say no the survey will end there.

No... you should be HONEST about your answers.  They can correlate them from survey to survey and even within the same survey by re-wording the question.  If you lie or misrepresent yourself you will find that your surveys "mysteriously" wont credit anymore.

[bboyben95]

#6. Be smart about your answers! Like if theres a yes or no question, saying "Have you bought groceries in the past week?" its obvious that if you say no the survey will end there.

No... you should be HONEST about your answers.  They can correlate them from survey to survey and even within the same survey by re-wording the question.  If you lie or misrepresent yourself you will find that your surveys "mysteriously" wont credit anymore.

OR be honest about your answers. I think thats a smart idea. Yup.

[oliverr871]

Being patient and persistent is also another key thing to keep in mind. Granted, this will not make you rich overnight or anything, but its much more reliable than those get-rich-quick scams.