FusionCash Rating

[rghvac69]

FC was better when they had more videos, but they're still the best site.

[linderlizzie]

FC was better when they had more videos, but they're still the best site.

I miss the videos too. They were fun.

Does anyone remember the ones with the girl and the Ford Escape and the guy who kept bugging her? They were hilarious.

And I think they worked because I wanted a Ford Escape for a long time after that. Yes; really.

 

[makeblessed]

I would agree, I think FC is a great site, yes it can be a challenge at time but so is life; and I just try and work through it!

[calendria]

 

Someone mentioned you can't post links here but I found in the rules you CAN post links here but the rules are:


https://www.fusioncash.net/tos.php    Terms of Service

 If it is a video on YouTube, or a news story you wish to share with us, by all means share your link. But you should not post links to sites that you own, or in which you have a vested interest. We do not need people sharing links that contains links to other sites where the original poster can gain money from other members. Any link found that contains referral links will be taken down immediately, and the poster will be promptly banned. If you have a link and you are unsure if you can post it, please send in a support ticket or an email to support@fusioncash.com and I will be more than happy to look it over and let you know.

[Yukichan77]

I remember a lot of people complaining on that site but I'm glad it got an overall good review because this website is truly one of the best of its kind. So grateful for FC! 

[pkrahmer]

i get frustrated with FC from time to time but they are still a great site.They have a lot to offer and are good to their members.

[calendria]

 

I hope this helps you!  Check with support for any updates to this policy

 I found several Old posts on this subject of logging into FC from, work, Library, School,  vacation homes, public WiFi,  dating back to:

2010 Here's one:

10
Support / Terms of Service Agreement & Forum Rules!!!
« by missijl on August 24, 2010, 01:12:44 pm »
...... . There are about 10 million posts on the forum asking if it's ok to log into your FC account at school, ............  work, etc., and other things that are CLEARLY stated  ............  the Terms of Service. If you read something in the TOS you don't understand, it's fine to  ............ , if you don't know the answer to a question, find out. Don't just offer up your best guess. Newer  ............  by the multiple answers they get.   Same thing goes for the Forum Rules. They DO get updated,  ............  need to be kept clean (ex. no sexual remarks), since FC allows members under the age of 18.   Thanks  ............  happy clicking!  Here is a quote from the T.O.S. Agreement  ............  logging into your FC account: Users must log in and use  ............  on their own personal computer and internet connection only. The use of a FusionCash  ............  on a public or shared computer, or public internet connection is grounds for disqualification.  ............  your FusionCash account on the same computer or internet connection as your referrer, referral, or  ............  grounds for disqualification of any and all users involved. ......

2012 :
Re: Signed in other than at home
« Reply #10 on: September 02, 2012, 01:56:28 pm »
Quote from: falcon9 on September 02, 2012, 01:24:10 pm
Such a suggestion might be technically-viable however, it might not be practical in terms of publically-accessable connections.

The irony is that those who need to earn extra cash are more likely to not have computers and rely on public connections. I don't see how the current policy of banning them and anyone who signs up after them (they would have no way of knowing someone signed up before them btw) is practical compared to what I'm suggesting. What I'm suggesting allows for at least one person to sign up from public connections and it gives anyone signing up after a way of knowing if they're the first or not. FusionCash keeps more users this way.

Currently people take that risk because they have no other choice (there aren't libraries full of FusionCash users, so it's not that risky, but there's still a risk). With my suggestion, you get the same results of one account per household, which is what FC wants, without he risk. I'm going to need an admin to point out the flaw in what I'm saying 'cause I don't see it. 


2016 :
FusionCash / Re: Accessing the site from a different location?
« on: June 06, 2016, 09:05:39 am »Message ID: 1071760
Quote from: Chipmunk90 on June 04, 2016, 10:52:24 am
Although "public or shared computer or public internet connection" - does that just mean I can't use some connection from a McDonald's or something or is that restrictive om using the internet connection at a friend's house too? (like a home connection, not public, and not a referral or anything)
We advise that you just use FC from home.  With that said, you can use a friends' private connection like you described, however, that friend (and anyone else living there) will not be able to use FC as long as they live there.  So you (and them) should be quite sure about that before you login.

[bostonphil]

Someone mentioned you can't post links here but I found in the rules you CAN post links here but the rules are:

 If it is a video on YouTube, or a news story you wish to share with us, by all means share your link. But you should not post links to sites that you own, or in which you have a vested interest. We do not need people sharing links that contains links to other sites where the original poster can gain money from other members. Any link found that contains referral links will be taken down immediately, and the poster will be promptly banned. If you have a link and you are unsure if you can post it, please send in a support ticket or an email to support@fusioncash.com and I will be more than happy to look it over and let you know.

I have long believed that it is ok to post links as long as it is not a referral link.

[kdemers0]

Three million! Holy Moly! That is impressive!

[oldbuddy]

I hope this helps you!  Check with support for any updates to this policy

 I found several Old posts on this subject of logging into FC from, work, Library, School,  vacation homes, public WiFi,  dating back to:

2010 Here's one:

10
Support / Terms of Service Agreement & Forum Rules!!!
« by missijl on August 24, 2010, 01:12:44 pm »
...... . There are about 10 million posts on the forum asking if it's ok to log into your FC account at school, ............  work, etc., and other things that are CLEARLY stated  ............  the Terms of Service. If you read something in the TOS you don't understand, it's fine to  ............ , if you don't know the answer to a question, find out. Don't just offer up your best guess. Newer  ............  by the multiple answers they get.   Same thing goes for the Forum Rules. They DO get updated,  ............  need to be kept clean (ex. no sexual remarks), since FC allows members under the age of 18.   Thanks  ............  happy clicking!  Here is a quote from the T.O.S. Agreement  ............  logging into your FC account: Users must log in and use  ............  on their own personal computer and internet connection only. The use of a FusionCash  ............  on a public or shared computer, or public internet connection is grounds for disqualification.  ............  your FusionCash account on the same computer or internet connection as your referrer, referral, or  ............  grounds for disqualification of any and all users involved. ......

2012 :
Re: Signed in other than at home
« Reply #10 on: September 02, 2012, 01:56:28 pm »
Quote from: falcon9 on September 02, 2012, 01:24:10 pm
Such a suggestion might be technically-viable however, it might not be practical in terms of publically-accessable connections.

The irony is that those who need to earn extra cash are more likely to not have computers and rely on public connections. I don't see how the current policy of banning them and anyone who signs up after them (they would have no way of knowing someone signed up before them btw) is practical compared to what I'm suggesting. What I'm suggesting allows for at least one person to sign up from public connections and it gives anyone signing up after a way of knowing if they're the first or not. FusionCash keeps more users this way.

Currently people take that risk because they have no other choice (there aren't libraries full of FusionCash users, so it's not that risky, but there's still a risk). With my suggestion, you get the same results of one account per household, which is what FC wants, without he risk. I'm going to need an admin to point out the flaw in what I'm saying 'cause I don't see it. 


2016 :
FusionCash / Re: Accessing the site from a different location?
« on: June 06, 2016, 09:05:39 am »Message ID: 1071760
Quote from: Chipmunk90 on June 04, 2016, 10:52:24 am
Although "public or shared computer or public internet connection" - does that just mean I can't use some connection from a McDonald's or something or is that restrictive om using the internet connection at a friend's house too? (like a home connection, not public, and not a referral or anything)
We advise that you just use FC from home.  With that said, you can use a friends' private connection like you described, however, that friend (and anyone else living there) will not be able to use FC as long as they live there.  So you (and them) should be quite sure about that before you login.

Thanks for all your effort to compile this, but for those who are technically advanced there is a way to logon legally and simply from anywhere in the world that has an Internet connection. I can say this without any hesitation, because I have done it from London, Alaska and all over the united states from public and private locations both.

The thing to understand, is when I want to do this I leave my home computer running a remote control host and I take my laptop that runs a remote control client with me, so when I want to use Fusioncash I logon to my home computer remotely and technically I am running my home computer in accordance with the Fusioncash TOS, even though my physical body is somewhere else.

[calendria]

I hope this helps you!  Check with support for any updates to this policy

 I found several Old posts on this subject of logging into FC from, work, Library, School,  vacation homes, public WiFi,  dating back to:

2010 Here's one:

10
Support / Terms of Service Agreement & Forum Rules!!!
« by missijl on August 24, 2010, 01:12:44 pm »
...... . There are about 10 million posts on the forum asking if it's ok to log into your FC account at school, ............  work, etc., and other things that are CLEARLY stated  ............  the Terms of Service. If you read something in the TOS you don't understand, it's fine to  ............ , if you don't know the answer to a question, find out. Don't just offer up your best guess. Newer  ............  by the multiple answers they get.   Same thing goes for the Forum Rules. They DO get updated,  ............  need to be kept clean (ex. no sexual remarks), since FC allows members under the age of 18.   Thanks  ............  happy clicking!  Here is a quote from the T.O.S. Agreement  ............  logging into your FC account: Users must log in and use  ............  on their own personal computer and internet connection only. The use of a FusionCash  ............  on a public or shared computer, or public internet connection is grounds for disqualification.  ............  your FusionCash account on the same computer or internet connection as your referrer, referral, or  ............  grounds for disqualification of any and all users involved. ......

2012 :
Re: Signed in other than at home
« Reply #10 on: September 02, 2012, 01:56:28 pm »
Quote from: falcon9 on September 02, 2012, 01:24:10 pm
Such a suggestion might be technically-viable however, it might not be practical in terms of publically-accessable connections.

The irony is that those who need to earn extra cash are more likely to not have computers and rely on public connections. I don't see how the current policy of banning them and anyone who signs up after them (they would have no way of knowing someone signed up before them btw) is practical compared to what I'm suggesting. What I'm suggesting allows for at least one person to sign up from public connections and it gives anyone signing up after a way of knowing if they're the first or not. FusionCash keeps more users this way.

Currently people take that risk because they have no other choice (there aren't libraries full of FusionCash users, so it's not that risky, but there's still a risk). With my suggestion, you get the same results of one account per household, which is what FC wants, without he risk. I'm going to need an admin to point out the flaw in what I'm saying 'cause I don't see it. 


2016 :
FusionCash / Re: Accessing the site from a different location?
« on: June 06, 2016, 09:05:39 am »Message ID: 1071760
Quote from: Chipmunk90 on June 04, 2016, 10:52:24 am
Although "public or shared computer or public internet connection" - does that just mean I can't use some connection from a McDonald's or something or is that restrictive om using the internet connection at a friend's house too? (like a home connection, not public, and not a referral or anything)
We advise that you just use FC from home.  With that said, you can use a friends' private connection like you described, however, that friend (and anyone else living there) will not be able to use FC as long as they live there.  So you (and them) should be quite sure about that before you login.

Thanks for all your effort to compile this, but for those who are technically advanced there is a way to logon legally and simply from anywhere in the world that has an Internet connection. I can say this without any hesitation, because I have done it from London, Alaska and all over the united states from public and private locations both.

The thing to understand, is when I want to do this I leave my home computer running a remote control host and I take my laptop that runs a remote control client with me, so when I want to use Fusioncash I logon to my home computer remotely and technically I am running my home computer in accordance with the Fusioncash TOS, even though my physical body is somewhere else.

WoW Whoda thought!!

[berthabutt]

The way I figure it is that probably the majority of the negative FC ratings are from newbies who never took the time to work the site.

[king4cash]

I think that they need to modernise this site, especially the offers...

[calendria]

    

I found another guy that rates FusionCash as best site to earn, read his comment:

Fusion Cash
Fusion Cash is by far my favorite paid survey site referral program. Here’s the details:

$1 per referral (after they confirm their email)
$2 once they complete first offer/survey
$5 every time your referral cashes out
As you can see you won’t earn a percentage of earnings, but you can easily make $3 a referral when they join. Most referrals confirm their email address and probably half complete at least one offer or survey.
Only 10%-15% will ever reach the cashout amount realistically, but it’s a huge payment when it does happen.
I currently make around $200 a month from promoting Fusion Cash, and it’s a pretty easy site to promote.
TIP: If you have the ability to get over 100 referrals a month they have an affiliate program that can help you earn more.
To learn more, you can visit my Fusion Cash Review or you can join at FusionCash.com.

This is just a blog, no referral information on the page, just a list and comments on sites that have a referral system in place..no money is made by reading this guy's blog!!


https://fulltimejobfromhome.com

[oldbuddy]

   

I found another guy that rates FusionCash as best site to earn, read his comment:

Fusion Cash
Fusion Cash is by far my favorite paid survey site referral program. Here’s the details:

$1 per referral (after they confirm their email)
$2 once they complete first offer/survey
$5 every time your referral cashes out
As you can see you won’t earn a percentage of earnings, but you can easily make $3 a referral when they join. Most referrals confirm their email address and probably half complete at least one offer or survey.
Only 10%-15% will ever reach the cashout amount realistically, but it’s a huge payment when it does happen.
I currently make around $200 a month from promoting Fusion Cash, and it’s a pretty easy site to promote.
TIP: If you have the ability to get over 100 referrals a month they have an affiliate program that can help you earn more.
To learn more, you can visit my Fusion Cash Review or you can join at FusionCash.com.

https://fulltimejobfromhome.com/top-5-best-free-paid-survey-referral-programs/

Referral links are not allowed here, even if they are not your own.