180 day limit at FusionCash.net

[fc2]

How does the 180 day limit work? Does FusionCash.net take away all of your earnings within the 180days no matter how much you've built up in your earnings?

[liz562]

I was wondering this as well 

[demaina]

I've never had it happen to me, but this is what I think happens.  If it's been 180 days, just the offers older than that period are taken back.  So, if an offer is 181 days old, it will be revoked.  If it's 179 days old, it will still be good for another day.

Again, I'm not sure, but that's what I believe happens.

[mmoore12002]

I am not sure but dont plan on leaving mine that long to find out

[deisha718]

From the FAQs:

Why are my offer completions marked as "expired"?
Per the Terms of Service, offers and bonuses expire if not cashed out within 180 days of being credited.

We realize that this policy may be frustrating, but if we cannot "close out" accounts after a certain period, our accounting becomes unmanageable.

We feel that 180 days is an adequate time to cashout your funds, since the minimum for payment is low and you can easily reach it by completing no-credit-card-required offers.

180 days is almost half the year.  So it should be easy to reach the cashout limit in time if you log-in everyday to click your emails and go to the Paid-to-Click section, the 0.17 adds up quickly.  Add in several offers in there as well, but still take full advantage of the site.

[Tresbn00]

My expeience was that fusion cash took awa the money that was earned on the day that occurred 180 days ago.  For instance...today is August twenty seventh.  If I had money that I earned on February twenty seventh, that I hadn't cashed in yet, Fusion cash would take that money back.  I was going crazy becase I just used to do the point and clicks at two cents per day and couldn't figure out why my balance remained the same for thirty days straight.  I finally sent an e-mail to the help desk and they told me why.

[fc2]

Lets see if I understand the 180 day limit at FusionCash.net website? FC only takes away 'each individual' days worth of earnings that I qualified for in surveys, ptc's, searches, and so on. So, if I earned $.55 cents that fifty-five cents on the 1st day of my registration. Then, that $.55 cents would be taken back by FC on the 180th day of my registration? And not my entire amount gained throughout the 180 days?

[deisha718]

Lets see if I understand the 180 day limit at FusionCash.net website? FC only takes away 'each individual' days worth of earnings that I qualified for in surveys, ptc's, searches, and so on. So, if I earned $.55 cents that fifty-five cents on the 1st day of my registration. Then, that $.55 cents would be taken back by FC on the 180th day of my registration? And not my entire amount gained throughout the 180 days?

That sounds about right.  FusionCash would take the offer off 180 days from when it was credited to your account.  If you want to hold on to those offers, you have to cashout before those days are up.

[alishaxmarie]

My expeience was that fusion cash took awa the money that was earned on the day that occurred 180 days ago.  For instance...today is August twenty seventh.  If I had money that I earned on February twenty seventh, that I hadn't cashed in yet, Fusion cash would take that money back.  I was going crazy becase I just used to do the point and clicks at two cents per day and couldn't figure out why my balance remained the same for thirty days straight.  I finally sent an e-mail to the help desk and they told me why.

And what exactly was that reason?
I noticed my profile says I've only posted 6 times but if you check my actual posts, there are wayyy more than 6 so I was wondering if it's somehow related...

[nbgmami]

what can i do $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

[southernhorizons]

My expeience was that fusion cash took awa the money that was earned on the day that occurred 180 days ago.  For instance...today is August twenty seventh.  If I had money that I earned on February twenty seventh, that I hadn't cashed in yet, Fusion cash would take that money back.  I was going crazy becase I just used to do the point and clicks at two cents per day and couldn't figure out why my balance remained the same for thirty days straight.  I finally sent an e-mail to the help desk and they told me why.

And what exactly was that reason?
I noticed my profile says I've only posted 6 times but if you check my actual posts, there are wayyy more than 6 so I was wondering if it's somehow related...

No, this has nothing to do with your number of posts. Are you sure you are posting contributory posts in the right fprums? Some of the sections are unpaid, and you won't get credited for posts made in those sections.

[fc2]

My expeience was that fusion cash took awa the money that was earned on the day that occurred 180 days ago.  For instance...today is August twenty seventh.  If I had money that I earned on February twenty seventh, that I hadn't cashed in yet, Fusion cash would take that money back.  I was going crazy becase I just used to do the point and clicks at two cents per day and couldn't figure out why my balance remained the same for thirty days straight.  I finally sent an e-mail to the help desk and they told me why.

And what exactly was that reason?
I noticed my profile says I've only posted 6 times but if you check my actual posts, there are wayyy more than 6 so I was wondering if it's somehow related...

No, this has nothing to do with your number of posts. Are you sure you are posting contributory posts in the right fprums? Some of the sections are unpaid, and you won't get credited for posts made in those sections.

Oh yes. Most certainly. Yes indeed! If you'll look at my account you will notice that I've been payed for all the months i've been a member. That is, I've received my monthly $3.00 for my 31 days worth of postings in the Off-Topic Forum section.