FusionCash Review: At a Glance
The rewards/ survey venues on the web have become a well recognized part of the online landscape that pay small sums of money completing the offers of participating advertisers. This gives the advertisers a way to increase their exposure and participants some extra cash. FusionCash is a rewards site that pays cash for completing a variety of advertiser’s offers that range from taking surveys to entering contests. The actual payout amount for each completed offer varies from offer to offer.
FusionCash Review: A Closer Look
The official website of FusioinCash, http://FusionCash.net states that you can get paid 
without ever using a credit card or spending a dime. It goes on to say that $2,081,753,34 has been paid to over 2 million members who have joined since the inception of the program in 2005. That works out to be about $70 a person.
To learn about the program you are instructed to watch several short tutorial type videos created by one the members of FusionCash. The videos explain that the account creation process generates an email from FusionCash that includes a validation link that must be clicked to complete the account creation. The videos also provide a demonstration of how to complete some of the member’s favorite offers that include a daily offer that pays 2 cents a day.
Once an offer is completed and credited to your account you must cash out within 180 days. To cashout your account must have a minimum of $25 accrued with at least $15 of the total generated through completed offers.
FusionCash also has a referral program with the following payout plan:
- Refer a friend who confirms his/her email address: $1 bonus
- Your friend completes his/her first offer: $2 bonus
- Your friend cashes out: $5 bonus (each and every time they cashout – for life)
FusionCash Review: Requirements and Fees
There are reportedly no fees associated with the FusionCash program and eligibility to the program appears to be limited to the U.S. Program requirements and limitations include the necessity of being at least 18 years old. They also have a limit of only one account for each household address and/ or computer IP address. This means that you are unable to use a public computer to access your account or run the risk of being disqualified for the program.
Is FusionCash a Scam?
The FusionCash program has a 6 year history at the time of this writing. It provides a valid opportunity for both advertisers and people wishing to earn some extra cash. The question is whether the reward is worth the time required to generate the cash. It says something to me about the earning power when the video the main website chooses to use to explain and demonstrate its program is from a member who states that he has been a member for 2 ½ years and has earned $1682.
Do you have any experience with FusionCash? Comments and opinions are always welcome!
Sincerely,
Rich Riley
"Helping People Make Better Decisions Through Better Information"
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