Really?

[Kurtis31194]

i was almost at $15 for offers in order to cash out, then the first survey i took for $2.50 just randomly got denied.
pretty ticked, and wondering why this happened

[webe4angels]

It happens to all of us...   

Nothing special.. just does.

Not just here... all survey sites are like that unfortunately.   

I can say... When you do get one to go through to the end..
What an accomplishment!!!   

Silly little dollar... but those and the pennies add up.   

 

[lindacmt]

You probably won't ever know why the survey did that, but if it ever comes up again, you'll know what is likely to happen and you can bail right away and not waste time on it. I think we all have experienced a particular survey that takes up our time and then tells us we don't qualify. Good luck 

[bostonphil]

You could open a support ticket and ask the reason why. I would like to know. I never qualify for any surveys. Well, lo and behold, I qualified for one of the new Fusion Cash surveys in February. I completed it and got $1.00 credit. In March, it was denied and the $1 was deleted form my cashout.  C'est La Vie.  I still cashed out for over $30.00.

That is why when cashing out, you should try to have more than $15 in offers and more than $25 in cashout just in case an offer or other is denied.

[samrhett2]

How long ago did you complete it?  Credit for offers expires in 180 days if you don't cash out.

[skippymcnapper]

The company who runs the survey denied the credit not FC. I've seen this posted in ther places, here's Admin's repsonse from another post:

We can't guarantee anything involving your interaction with another website, since we don't control it or have access to the data.  But generally speaking, when a survey credit is denied it's because the survey provider can't use / refuses to use the answers you provided.  This happens if you answer too quickly, or inconsistent responses are detected (some surveys have the same question show up more than once, worded differently, so they can check if you're paying attention).

As I mentioned before, fewer than 5% of survey completions are later revoked.  It's true that multiple people have complained about survey denials, but keep in mind that most FC members do not post in the forum regularly, and also people are more likely to post a complaint about a denial than a "thanks, I was credited".

Direct link to thread: http://www.fusioncash.net/forum.php?topic=39100.msg507541#msg507541

[hipriestess4u]

I can usually take at least one survey a day.  It seems once you are approved for one, then another one does not get credited.

I took the idz survey and got credited then took live sample, it said congradulations you finished the survey, but Fusion
cash never credited me.

So I limit it to one a day