Remove the time limit on daily surveys make them credit by date instead

[tbruff13]

I do not know if this is possible, but I would like you to remove the time sensitive limit on daily surveys and replace it with a date based limit. For example if I get home late one day, and I do not get to my mythoughtcounts survey until 9PM I won't be able to do that same survey until 9 PM the next day. This has made it a chain in which I either have to skip a day or do my surveys later and later. I propose that you do a date based credit system in which you can only have one daily survey credit for each company per day. This would get rid of the inconvenient time lock issue.

[kingreyam24]

I was thinking about this too because it really sucks if you aren't able to take a survey until late at night and then have to skip a day if you can't get back on there the following night. I'm thinking that the survey company sets the 24 hour limit instead of Fusion Cash though.....but I may be wrong. 

[patti4me]

That's not a bad idea at all!  I try to qualify for surveys twice a day usually; in the am and then again early evening since it is hard for me to qualify at all.  The time limit is not much of a problem for me personally but I can see where it would be for someone who qualifies a lot for the surveys. 

[jstein2]

I would love it if they did this. I hate waiting for the time to expire. I have also been in the position where I have to skip day to get things back on track and this cuts down on our earnings. I really like FC and I would like to make as much as possible.

[Administrator]

The reason relates to cookies and tracking systems, which typically cannot set a cookie that lasts less than 24 hours.  The 24 hour delay ensures that you get a new cookie each time you attempt the offer.  Without it, you'd have a decent chance of not being credited because the old cookie can't credit you a second time.  Hopefully that makes sense...

[acurtsinger2]

all of you have some great ideas, but i'm sure it would have already been done if fc could

[natashaspy]

makes perfect sense Admin, ty for replying!

[TOMAS7]

Also to admin, how would that work anyhow if someone did an offer at 10 pm one night and then wanted to do it again at 2 am just 4 hours later? doesn't fit the definition of once every 24 hours if my math is correct.

[Kfickes]

Also to admin, how would that work anyhow if someone did an offer at 10 pm one night and then wanted to do it again at 2 am just 4 hours later? doesn't fit the definition of once every 24 hours if my math is correct.

That is the same thing as saying 10 am to 2 pm. It is still 4 hours not 24 hours. A full 24 hours is 10 pm August 1st, 2012 to 10 pm August 2nd, 2012.

[tbruff13]

How about a system that uses an overriding cookie, or a system that instead of tying the cookies to our devices ties the cookies to our FC IDs. The only reason I know this is possible is because I do not have to do the daily click offer at the same time every day.

[Administrator]

How about a system that uses an overriding cookie, or a system that instead of tying the cookies to our devices ties the cookies to our FC IDs. The only reason I know this is possible is because I do not have to do the daily click offer at the same time every day.

We control the PTC offer so we can set whatever parameters we like.  The Daily Surveys are operated by third parties (yes, even the FC Daily Survey).

[ruevouge]

I've had the problem once, but only that because I normally don't qualify for them.  It would be nice if they could fix it for the people who do qualify for them a lot!

[work778]

This is a great idea.  I go into the surveys a lot of times forgetting what time I did the  surveys the previous day only to be told I have to wait.

[Administrator]

Here are the options, folks:

1) No waiting limit on daily surveys, but you would get credited about half as much as you currently do (i.e. 50% chance of no credit)

2) 24 hour delay between survey completes, but you get credited with the maximum possible probability.

There is no "cookie modifying" (you can only do that on domains that you operate) and there is no "workaround".  I'm afraid that this is a "take it or leave it" situation.  I'm going to close this thread to prevent further replies by people who are only reading the first post.