Fusion Cash -A ‘Use With Caution’ Online Paid Survey Site
It’s a look at Fusion Cash today – another subscriber request for a plug or a debunk. I’m going for debunk, but I am well known to have strong feelings about offer sites. I’m not discriminating against Fusion Cash in particular.
Money info stuff first. You’ll get a $5 bonus on sign up; payout is $25, and there are people out there who swear earning that much is a snap. However, $15 of that $25 must be earned from offers, so even if you have earned $100, you won’t be paid until you have completed $15 in offers. One bit of good news – there are apparently many offers that don’t require a credit card (free offers). I’m sure it takes some time to sort through them all, but if there are enough free offers to get to your minimum, maybe some will find it worth it. They do provide a link for all of the free offers which saves some time.
Payment is by check, direct deposit or Paypal. You have to go through a verification process before you can claim payouts, so be prepared to do that either by telephone or fax. My phone number is off limits, so I would of course go the fax route. After 180 days, your offer money expires if you haven’t cashed out, so you’ll have to move fast to get paid.
Please read ALL terms and conditions CAREFULLY. Most Internet businesses have rules to prevent fraud; in fact. Fusion Cash seem to be getting more generalized complaints, with people claiming that they “banned” from the site and not paid even if they had committed no fraud against the site.
I know you are tired of my ‘if you’re going to do it be safe and responsible’ speech, but I don’t care. If you are going to participate in offer sites, read ALL the terms and conditions of EACH offer and keep very meticulous records of what you are joining, how long the trials are, and who is providing them. If you subscribe to a trial, cancel early, and double check!
