Can you transfer your account from one IP address to another?

[brandy32]

See I was at work just as bored as can be surfing the net when I came accross FusionCash.  I signed up from work and unfortunately this computer is blocked from doing all the good stuff like facebook etc. And also it blocks out web ads. There is no way for me to change the settings and I am unable to open most of the offers. I cant open the daily surveys at all so basically I cant utilize hardly any of the things that is going to make me money. So what I am wondering is if it is possible to transfer your account to another computer in another location with another IP address.  Help Please!

[sflynt]

You can use another computer to get on FC as long as someone else isn't already logging into FC on that other computer. I use 2 different computers to get on FC but only because I know that I'm the only one using them for  FC. I hope this helps!! 

[samxavior198]

Hi. I'm a newbie here. This is actually my first post on this forum. I've been reading topics about one ip address and one computer per fusion cash account. My question is this. What if two people should share the same internet connection but different computers. I'm asking this because I spend a lot of time at my school, so I'm skeptical to log into fusion at the school because maybe some other student may have logged in with their account on the school internet, wether it is with their laptop or on the school computers. I really need in in-depth answer about this.

Thank you.

[brandy32]

sflynt,  thank you very much for your help. I will be the only one logging in from the other computer so that answers my question and will work out fine.  Maybe I will be able to actually be able to earn some cash now....

[missijl]

Terms of Service

A. Membership Requirements

vi. Users must log in and use FusionCash on their own personal computer and internet connection only. The use of a FusionCash account on a public or shared computer, or public internet connection is grounds for disqualification. You may not access your FusionCash account on the same computer or internet connection as your referrer, referral, or any other FusionCash user. Violation of this term may be considered grounds for disqualification of any and all users involved.

You should be ok to switch to a home computer, but not another public one. If you need to switch your account over, I'd send a support ticket in (just in case). They can make a note on your account so that you can switch over and not get banned.

[missijl]

Hi. I'm a newbie here. This is actually my first post on this forum. I've been reading topics about one ip address and one computer per fusion cash account. My question is this. What if two people should share the same internet connection but different computers. I'm asking this because I spend a lot of time at my school, so I'm skeptical to log into fusion at the school because maybe some other student may have logged in with their account on the school internet, wether it is with their laptop or on the school computers. I really need in in-depth answer about this.

Thank you.

Same thing as I said above: one account per IP address and no using public computers. That's WHY they say no using public computers; if someone else logged in on that IP, BOTH of your accounts are in trouble. I'd stick to a home computer if I were you!

[samxavior198]

Hi. I'm a newbie here. This is actually my first post on this forum. I've been reading topics about one ip address and one computer per fusion cash account. My question is this. What if two people should share the same internet connection but different computers. I'm asking this because I spend a lot of time at my school, so I'm skeptical to log into fusion at the school because maybe some other student may have logged in with their account on the school internet, wether it is with their laptop or on the school computers. I really need in in-depth answer about this.

Thank you.

Same thing as I said above: one account per IP address and no using public computers. That's WHY they say no using public computers; if someone else logged in on that IP, BOTH of your accounts are in trouble. I'd stick to a home computer if I were you!

Hey, thanks. That was very helpful.

[sflynt]

sflynt,  thank you very much for your help. I will be the only one logging in from the other computer so that answers my question and will work out fine.  Maybe I will be able to actually be able to earn some cash now....

Your welcome Brandy!    Glad to help anytime!!

[brandy32]

missijl, Thanks for the info. and even though i signed up at work i am pretty positive that noone else is using fc from this IP address.  I will do what you said though.  Thanks.

[missijl]

missijl, Thanks for the info. and even though i signed up at work i am pretty positive that noone else is using fc from this IP address.  I will do what you said though.  Thanks.

Not a problem. I just don't want you to lose any money!

[brandy32]

   Hey! is it my imagination or is that Davidf938 guy on here using a picture of David Spade? LOL..It sre looks like him...David if you are reading this i am totally not trying to insult you.

[ieatfelt]

So what if you are changing from one type of internet service to another. I'm switching from Verizon Air Card to Verizon DSL first of next week. Will my IP addy change and is this something I need to contact support about? I really have no clue how that kind of stuff works?

[missijl]

So what if you are changing from one type of internet service to another. I'm switching from Verizon Air Card to Verizon DSL first of next week. Will my IP addy change and is this something I need to contact support about? I really have no clue how that kind of stuff works?

The main thing is to make sure that it's your own IP and no one else's. If it's your IP at home, you'll definitely know if anyone else in the house is using FC on it. As long as no one else is, you're good to go.