a question

[kroberts13]

i have a question:the question is if i go to my sister-in-laws house to show her how fusioncash works on my laptop can she sign up as long as i'am on it with my laptop at her house?

[dreamyxo]

She has to sign up on her own computer.

[bob1tina]

 

i have a question:the question is if i go to my sister-in-laws house to show her how fusioncash works on my laptop can she sign up as long as i'am on it with my laptop at her house?

It depends who's internet you are using.  She has to have a different IP address than you.  Now if your internet is portable and she has her own internet than yes but if she is using yours or you are using here wifi than no. You will be dropped if your not using different internet providers because each provider has there own IP address for there customers.  I hope this helps. Go to Terms and Services it's in there what I just said.

[alwaysinstyle]

she has to have her own computer i believe

[articx]

FusionCash allows only one account per household. If she uses her own computer, and you use your laptop under the same house, you both can lose your accounts.

[mjdoug03]

It has to be from a separate computer.  I found that out the hard way!!

[kroberts13]

ok thanks everybody

[haimsterette]

FusionCash allows only one account per household. If she uses her own computer, and you use your laptop under the same house, you both can lose your accounts.

This makes me wonder, though.... If you are living with someone, and they go to like the library to set up an account on a library computer --- is that against the rules too?

[blondie71]

Please read this carefully Its not just using your own computer to access Fusion Cash its the IP address that matters.  Each household has to have there own IP address.  When you sign up with an internet provider you get an IP address, so when she signs up she has to be on a different internet access than you that means if she has wifi at home you can't use it to access your account unless you have your own wifi hot spot and she uses her own provider than thats ok.  Your computer doesn't have the different IP Address it the internet you purchase.  You both will loose out and be banned from Fusion Cash if using the same internet provider when signs you a IP address.  Please read the terms and condition of the Fusion Cash website it will explain it so much better.

[sherryfan]

I sure agree with blondie71,  you have to have different IP address.

[Sendmicheck]

I agree different IP address.

[cateyes1]

Yep blondie pretty much summed it up!!

[bhiett]

This brings up the question:  Can you change with Fusion Cash if your internet situation (provider/ location/ email address) changes?  Who would you contact about this to make sure you are not in violation?

[lvstephanie]

That's actually a good question... I understand that people need to have a different IP Address, but I can see where you would go to someone else's house, show them FC using their WiFi, and want to help them set up their own account. Although at that particular time, you'd both share the same sub-net (the IP Addresses are similar meaning they are coming from the same connection), it was just that one time. Otherwise you'd be logging in using your own internet connection and your friend would use their connection. I know some sites maintain a history of IP Addresses you've used to connect to their site, and would only flag the accounts if their history showed a pattern of consistently using the same internet connection but would allow the one-time occurrence, esp. if the original user told the site owner (sent a support ticket) that they'd be using the same connection just to help the other person start their own account in their own home. But I'm not sure if FC has such a history or whether they'd even allow a one-time occurrence even if they did maintain a history. Since you really don't need to show her FC on your own account, your safest bet is to just go over to her house without your laptop, show help her sign-up and help her get going with her own account.

[articx]

This brings up the question:  Can you change with Fusion Cash if your internet situation (provider/ location/ email address) changes?  Who would you contact about this to make sure you are not in violation?

I think you can change your internet provider, and as long as nobody else in your house has an account, you should be fine.

FusionCash allows only one account per household. If she uses her own computer, and you use your laptop under the same house, you both can lose your accounts.

This makes me wonder, though.... If you are living with someone, and they go to like the library to set up an account on a library computer --- is that against the rules too?

The problem with a library computer is that its in a public place, and available to many people.