Having to spend money to make money

[frozenimage]

you don't have to spend money to make some money. There are 'free' offers and if you want to, do those credit card offers and such. I'd say as long as you're paying for something you did want anyway, it should justify your subject.

[stacytj]

you dont necessarily have to do the offers

[latashar1]

HAVING TO SPEND MONEY TO MAKE MONEY IS HARD WHEN U DONT HAVE MONEY TO BEGIN WITH

[maguayo001]

I agree I love Fusion myself, but I do not like when I have to spend money, to make some money.

[nycgal85]

Thats very good

[banderson5]

I spent $8 for 6 Dr Seuss books, 3 of which I already had. I listed them on eBay and made $12, plus the $8.00 from the FC offer so I ended up making $12.. Now that is good money

[Azanne07]

i have 21.08 and none of it came from offers where i had to purchase something first. However I did find a necklace and earring set for a site im on. I got 25 cents for joining the site. I should be getting 15 for placing an order. I only paid 19.97

But it would have been one of those things that I would have purchased anyway this way i really only pay 4.97 for a very beautiful set

[firestorm420]

I absolutely love Fusion Cash! It works great but I only have one suggestion.  Maybe having more offers that don't require you to spend money to make money.  Sometimes spending a certain amount in the beginning makes sense to make a certain amount but with contracts and stuff I usually loose money in the long run.  I believe it is an inconvenience to have to plan it out before I accept an offer.  Do other people think this??? Hopefully we can get it changed.

I have never spent one penny to make money on FC. I have made over $250 on FC. Spending money to make money is an Option, not a requirment, to make money FC. I cash out every month without spending money, there are plenty of options avaiable to not have to spend money. To me the option to spend money and recieve a product/trial is just an 'extra' bonus feature... thats my perspective anyways

[Stealth3si]

I absolutely love Fusion Cash! It works great but I only have one suggestion.  Maybe having more offers that don't require you to spend money to make money.  Sometimes spending a certain amount in the beginning makes sense to make a certain amount but with contracts and stuff I usually loose money in the long run.  I believe it is an inconvenience to have to plan it out before I accept an offer.  Do other people think this??? Hopefully we can get it changed.

What you're asking is something that is unrealistic.

[ehop1198]

I also have not spent any $$$ on fusioncash and am getting ready to get my first cashout.  There are many ways to make money by the free offers, surveys, watching videos, etc where you do not have to spend a dime.  It might take longer to get to the $25 minimum but hey, it's worth it to me! 

[ferriwinkle]

I absolutely love Fusion Cash! It works great but I only have one suggestion.  Maybe having more offers that don't require you to spend money to make money.  Sometimes spending a certain amount in the beginning makes sense to make a certain amount but with contracts and stuff I usually loose money in the long run.  I believe it is an inconvenience to have to plan it out before I accept an offer.  Do other people think this??? Hopefully we can get it changed.

I have never spent one penny to make money on FC. I have made over $250 on FC. Spending money to make money is an Option, not a requirment, to make money FC. I cash out every month without spending money, there are plenty of options avaiable to not have to spend money. To me the option to spend money and recieve a product/trial is just an 'extra' bonus feature... thats my perspective anyways

I have not spent a dime on any offers at FC. I have been here a month and a half and will cash out this month (just missed the $25 last month). I just check in every morning before work to do the daily stuff, and then at night to see if there is anything I missed (FC survey, video, etc.). I have spent money at other gpt sites, which is fine, but they were for things I wanted to try anyway--but I got paid to try them. I think you should only do the paid offers if you actually want the service. It can become a hassle trying to cancel a bunch of things you have signed up for (in order to not get charged on your debit card again)--trust me, I know from experience

[jazzyjc]

disagree no money needed to be spent

[anitaraemillspalmer]

I absolutely love Fusion Cash! It works great but I only have one suggestion.  Maybe having more offers that don't require you to spend money to make money.  Sometimes spending a certain amount in the beginning makes sense to make a certain amount but with contracts and stuff I usually loose money in the long run.  I believe it is an inconvenience to have to plan it out before I accept an offer.  Do other people think this??? Hopefully we can get it changed.

Don't spend money to make money...don't do it  this is what you will be doing 

[marcee30]

I totally agree, especially when you forget to cancel the promotional deals....I try my best not to sign up for anything that I have to pay for and if I do I make sure it is not something that I have to make a commitment to. I want to do the book deal so bad but you have to commit to order and additional 3 books I think or they will charge full price for the books that are on the $1 promotion for full price.

[falcon9]

I totally agree, especially when you forget to cancel the promotional deals....I try my best not to sign up for anything that I have to pay for and if I do I make sure it is not something that I have to make a commitment to. 

Why would you have to remember to "cancel promotional deals", (i.e., paid offers from FC sponsors), if you signed-up with them in order to legitimately  benefit from the offer itself and not an offer completion bonus alone?

From FC Terms of Service:

"B.Disqualification. A user's account may be disqualified and his or her earnings forfeit in, but not limited to, the following cases:
v.He/she posts instructions for canceling any offer, a walkthrough, or any other type of tutorial or suggestion on a website. This includes but is not limited to: instructions on completing a specific offer, suggesting an offer based solely on its payout ..."