For the newcommers

[swv]

Watching the Old Buddy tutorials defintely helped me out and gives you detailed info. about fusion cash and ways to make money! Thanks to Old Buddy! 

[franlee46]

Watching the Old Buddy tutorials defintely helped me out and gives you detailed info. about fusion cash and ways to make money! Thanks to Old Buddy! 

That is a great suggestion every one new and old FC person should take a watch his videos he also has others on you tube which I have found to be very useful and oldbuddy is my sponser so hats off to oldbuddy definitely knows what he is taking about.

[charmaine56]

 

if your new you will find all your answers on the forum. its the time to do the search.

thats the whole thing in this world.

if your in college and someone does not understand your dissertation

they will ask you and say prove it
or we dont think that way

or how did you learn that

you tell them

put a word on a search line

read the searches

then they go say oh she is saying blah blah

and people then think what she researched she did to get someone

so then they fear her


when all it takes is spend an hour reading

put a word on a searchline

phd students dont get paid.

[Amethyst53]

I'im a newcommer and hope to learn everything i need to know here on the forum. I always like learning new things.

I know what you mean about doing your disertation when your in college. Makes for a pretty rough time having to do all of that research and no sleep.

Anyway I'm glad to join the forum, hope I catch on soon.

[trojans34]

I wound recommend a new comer checking out the tutorial videos by OLD BUDDY - http://www.fusioncash.net/tutorialvids/index.php?vid=f

Thanks for the advice.....today is my first day!

[cmhbcl]

Well I am a newbie and I think the videos and the FAQ
section is great help, but I think I learn more from reading
posts in the forum. It also pushes me more to post. thanks 4
all the help everybody! 

[bobbijofleming]

I am new and I found a lot of information looking through these postings. Thank you!

[fusion61]

When I was a new member I started with daily offers and did most of the daily surveys.

[clickers]

Stay plugged in read what you can manage and go over past posts it helped me  a lot:)

[gaylasue]

I haven't been a member for very long but I have thoroughly enjoyed this sight.  There are wonderful suggestions, ideas and words of comfort on this sight.  Thank you very much for the opportunity to participate!

[bessie1111]

I believe for the newcommers, there should really be more info on the FAQ page because right now, it really doesn't help much and it tells you the obvious....Moreover, the support ticket thing rarely replies, well not fast anyway...

I'm not a newbie anymore, but I haven't been here that long.  My suggestion to you and all newbies is read the faq, tutorial videos, all oldbuddy videos and oldbuddy posts & information, and hang out in the forum.  Before you know it, you'll be telling other newbies how to do it.  Regarding support tickets, a reply may not come as quickly as you want, but the support team has always been extremely helpful to me.  Best of luck to you.  Just keep hanging out here, and you'll be an expert before you know it.

[thtrngng]

I am still having some problems with navigating my way around fusion cash, and my biggest problem is the forum. I have seen the tutorial a few times and I am still having problems. But with a little bit more practice I will get the hang of it.

[rbudovec1947]

I have modified this post after the Administrator pointed out that it is not necessary to bookmark your posts in order to find them later. All that's necessary is to click on your username in the Forum. God, I've been posting for six weeks or more now and never thought to do that.

Back to the question at hand. One suggestion is to come up with an idea for an Original Post. To begin a new topic, go to the Home section of the forum, take a gander at the Discussion Board topics, choose the one that best fits your question or suggestion or topic, and click on the BLUE New Topic option that appeared on the far right side of the page. Click on that and create your original post. A good original post also makes a good candidate for your three Best of the Month requirement of the $3 Forum Posting Bonus!

Take the time to really THINK about what you want to say before you post so that your postings are CONTRIBUTORY, not just off-the-cuff remarks. Once you've made your first 50 posts and become a Junior Member, help the newbies who are asking questions about how to work Fusion Cash. That not only helps them but it also helps you toward reaching that 30-post minimum for the month so you can get your $3 reward next month.  

Thanks, Administrator, for explaining how to easily find our posts. Just click on your username. Thanks for the heads-up!  

[Administrator]

My first suggestion is to Bookmark each of your posts right after you make them so that you are able to view replies to your comments and questions. Just click on My Bookmarks in the above menu to retrieve these whenever you wish.

You are welcome to use the Bookmark feature however you like.  But I wanted to let you know that there is an easier way to keep track of your posts.

Just click your own username in one of your posts, which will bring up your forum profile.  Just scroll down a bit and click 'Show the last posts of this person.' and it will list all of your posts, newest first.  You can also use the "Show new replies to your posts." link which is at the top of every forum page - where it says "Logged in as so-and-so".  If you can't see this link, click the "plus" icon next to the date/time in the top right to expand the section.

Hope this helps!

[Stealth3si]

I like Oldbuddy's video. It's simple and easy to understand.