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Discussion Boards => Payments => Topic started by: mc1962 on May 04, 2009, 07:51:41 pm
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I have discovered the answer to my own question............the reason that I had a deduction ($1.00) in my cashout was because I had a family member (from the same computer) as a "refer a member" and that is not allowed. I apologize to Fusion Cash and even though it was an honest mistake, take full blame. I will pay for my error by not getting paid till June 20th :BangHead: but have learned a lesson and hopefully this will help others who might make the same mistake. :wave:
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Thanks for the post, very good information.
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I have discovered the answer to my own question............the reason that I had a deduction ($1.00) in my cashout was because I had a family member (from the same computer) as a "refer a member" and that is not allowed. I apologize to Fusion Cash and even though it was an honest mistake, take full blame. I will pay for my error by not getting paid till June 20th :BangHead: but have learned a lesson and hopefully this will help others who might make the same mistake. :wave:
atleast you are taking actions for your mistakes unlike most people on the net ;)
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cooooooooool. =)
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That is some good information to know. What if you and a referred friend go to the public library and just happen to get on the same computer that day? Is that the same thing? I'm new so if this is a stupid question I'm sorry. :dontknow:
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That's not exactly the same thing, and we can tell the difference, but I still wouldn't recommend it.
Say, for example, that while on the same internet connection at the library, you both complete the same offer. The advertiser will just see two similar signups, with the same IP address, and they could very well revoke your credit considering it to be fraud. While from our perspective we can see that you signed up from different computers, the advertiser doesn't have access to our database (for obvious reasons).
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thats very good info thanks 8)
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wow thanks ....
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YAH, GOOD TO KNOW
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ok, if you refer someone in you home and they use a different computer and a different email address, but the same cable company, what happens?
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im new to this so your information is very helpful, and NO question is a stupid question, better to understand what you are getting into than to assume an be doing things wrong! I also thought it was nice that the administrator actually answered the question, not very often you get the authorities to give you the right information. Talk about good customer service, so far im impressed!