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moon29

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Re: Balance Deduction
« Reply #15 on: April 28, 2015, 06:00:42 am »
i am confused by the fact that you are unable to earn the minimum to cash out in the required amount of time.  its not like they only give you a month before you have to cash out and if you are that inactive on a site then really whats the point of being on it in the first place.

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Re: Balance Deduction
« Reply #16 on: April 28, 2015, 12:15:32 pm »
Will there be a future change where FC will no longer deduct earnings users have made.
Balances are deducted based on being inactive.  Well, those deducted funds are funds
users here have honestly earned.  Its like members are being stripped of earnings they've
honestly made, which I feel is one thing about this site that's difficult to understand.

I hate to tell you this, but I don't think that's going to change any time in the near future.  Fusion Cash gives you 180 days (that's SIX MONTHS) to cash out.  After that, things will start to expire and you'll lose money.

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Re: Balance Deduction
« Reply #17 on: May 16, 2015, 12:06:58 am »
Unfortunately it is just one of the rules, I don't think anyone liked it that has had money taken. I know I sure didn't when it happened to me. But it sure was a motivator to make sure it never happened again. :)

Honestly they gave me no deadline to hurry and make money... It's an opportunity.
Something you do at your own risk and time.  Fair I understand that one...
I don't like how its we are forced to remove what was right fully earned.
If you worked for it fairly it should be yours I find no excuse valid that would make this
law a cool rule for this site.  I know I can either follow the rules or leave the site, but I love
this site and this is my only issues here.  I work at this site more less once I found out what I worked
for can be stripped away freely.  I am not monitoring this site to keep up with warnings
I have a life offline.  I wanted to built a big referral team honestly and its not gone be simple
for me knowing I can have my funds striped away at any moment.
Funds I earned from my time should not be taken I hope FC can fix this matter.  I'm sure
there are loads of users who feel no different from I.  I feel its a win for FC to gain from work
others done honestly and due to time they were stripped of what they earned as FC earn from
what others don't honestly.  Knowing my funds would be taken does not motivate me.  I refuse to advertise
this site and get referrals knowing my funds can be taken all due to not logging in at set times.

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Re: Balance Deduction
« Reply #18 on: May 16, 2015, 12:10:14 am »
It's a lot of things to do on FC.  Fun, fun, and excitement on this site.

 I agree but there are some member who are not capable of having time to surf this
site and keep up with what's going on here much due to having a busy life outside
of the internet.  Those people should not be ripped of funds long as they are good
honest members of this community.  I just hope FC can bring changes in the near
future to fix this.

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Re: Balance Deduction
« Reply #19 on: May 16, 2015, 12:16:08 am »
I think that the policy is a fair one, in terms of business costs and upkeep of the site.....


I'm sure its fair to some people.  But, I can bet you there are so many people
who lose money on this site due to the fact they are not able to be active alot.
That become a win for FC, as they take people funds all for being inactive.  Its like
one is being forced to be active.  Its better to offer better rewards to the active members
not take from them due to being inactive.  We all are not able to sit here long hours for
a few cents and dollars.  But would still like to keep what we rightfully earned....

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Re: Balance Deduction
« Reply #20 on: May 16, 2015, 12:23:17 am »
:) Well, you have 6 months to earn the cash. That should be plenty of time to reach $25 dollars. It is what it is.  :)

This site is not a job for most...  Its just a site to make a few pennies
while you have extra online time or something.  I will speak up hoping
for a change.  I know it would make this community better and I know
there are other members who feel just as I do.  I have read some  replies of people
here who agree with me.  Some people are not aiming to rush and make $25
some are here to occupy time online while earning a few pennies, and not
here daily chasing a $25 mark for cashout...  I'm here for surveys basically...
I do not expect to do plenty of them at a time I do them when I can.

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Re: Balance Deduction
« Reply #21 on: May 16, 2015, 12:28:35 am »
i am confused by the fact that you are unable to earn the minimum to cash out in the required amount of time.  its not like they only give you a month before you have to cash out and if you are that inactive on a site then really whats the point of being on it in the first place.


My point being here is I like to do surveys and I feel my opinion
count its the point of surveys.  I'm not here rushing to get $25
so no I'm not here running chasing $25, but I feel if I earned something
it should not be taken from me at no excuse...  Long as its earned honestly
nothing should be taken from my account.  We all do not live the same lifestyles!
I have a busy life...  No way I can run to this site to try an chase a $25 mark
I just want what's mines to stay mines and not be taken away for crappy purposes...

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Re: Balance Deduction
« Reply #22 on: May 16, 2015, 12:28:56 pm »
i am confused by the fact that you are unable to earn the minimum to cash out in the required amount of time.  its not like they only give you a month before you have to cash out and if you are that inactive on a site then really whats the point of being on it in the first place.


My point being here is I like to do surveys and I feel my opinion
count its the point of surveys.  I'm not here rushing to get $25
so no I'm not here running chasing $25, but I feel if I earned something
it should not be taken from me at no excuse...  Long as its earned honestly
nothing should be taken from my account.  We all do not live the same lifestyles!
I have a busy life...  No way I can run to this site to try an chase a $25 mark
I just want what's mines to stay mines and not be taken away for crappy purposes...

You really only have to earn an average of $1 a week in order to get $25 in 180 days. You say you have a little time to do this but that's doable since you say you actually enjoy doing surveys. One survey a week is all you need. Actually if you're trying to build up referrals you only actually need to earn $15 in offers and let the rest of the money come from referrals. That's even more feasible

Checks have expiration dates, prepaid/gift cards expire and even debit/credit cards have expiration dates.

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Re: Balance Deduction
« Reply #23 on: May 17, 2015, 08:40:46 am »
Fusion Cash wants members who are staying active.  Personally, I want to be a part of an online site where the members are active and busy.  That is what keeps the site strong and successful.  When an online earning site collapses because the members have  become inactive, everyone else who is trying to make a few bucks is forced into a 'cyber layoff.'

Now that's a hard pill to swallow.  For the handful of active members left, they are unable to cash out of their hard earned dollars because of inactivity. 

The FC set up is ideal.  There are so many ways to earn on here.  All you have to do is block out a few hours a week and you should be able to reach cash out in plenty of time before your credits expire.

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Re: Balance Deduction
« Reply #24 on: May 17, 2015, 12:56:47 pm »
i am confused by the fact that you are unable to earn the minimum to cash out in the required amount of time.  its not like they only give you a month before you have to cash out and if you are that inactive on a site then really whats the point of being on it in the first place.

Sometimes it's not a matter of not being unable to earn the necessary amount to cash out. i'm a good example. I signed up in the beginning of 2013 but was still unable to sit at a computer for enough time to do FC offers (thought I was well enough, but wasn't). It took me 2 full years to get over all the physical problems from my illness.  I lost almost all my offers, including my sign-up bonus. I only had a couple $$ to go, too, to hit the cash out. It really upset me to have to start over.

So sometimes it's not a matter of being unable to earn the amount. It could be due to other problems. It would be nice if FC could make some exceptions, of course, if there is some kind of proof.

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Re: Balance Deduction
« Reply #25 on: May 17, 2015, 01:30:11 pm »
It's a lot of things to do on FC.  Fun, fun, and excitement on this site.

 I agree but there are some member who are not capable of having time to surf this
site and keep up with what's going on here much due to having a busy life outside
of the internet.  Those people should not be ripped of funds long as they are good
honest members of this community.  I just hope FC can bring changes in the near
future to fix this.

Most on here have a "busy" life outside of this site. A lot of us have full time jobs. A couple minutes on here before work and you can easily cash out in a couple months. No a rush at all.

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Re: Balance Deduction
« Reply #26 on: May 17, 2015, 02:59:10 pm »
Sometimes it's not a matter of not being unable to earn the necessary amount to cash out. i'm a good example. I signed up in the beginning of 2013 but was still unable to sit at a computer for enough time to do FC offers (thought I was well enough, but wasn't). It took me 2 full years to get over all the physical problems from my illness.  I lost almost all my offers, including my sign-up bonus. I only had a couple $$ to go, too, to hit the cash out. It really upset me to have to start over.

So sometimes it's not a matter of being unable to earn the amount. It could be due to other problems. It would be nice if FC could make some exceptions, of course, if there is some kind of proof.
I'm sorry to hear about your health troubles.  In a perfect world, we'd make exceptions for cases like yours.  But the sad fact is that when faced with expiration, a lot of folks would just lie.  Then our support agents are suddenly in the business of deciding who is telling the truth about a life altering condition (for example).  Nobody wants to make that judgement and most especially nobody wants to get it wrong.  I want to be clear that I'm not trying to imply that you're lying.  I believe you.  It's just that the bad apples make it impossible to have more flexible enforcement of this policy.

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Re: Balance Deduction
« Reply #27 on: May 18, 2015, 07:40:05 am »
Sometimes it's not a matter of not being unable to earn the necessary amount to cash out. i'm a good example. I signed up in the beginning of 2013 but was still unable to sit at a computer for enough time to do FC offers (thought I was well enough, but wasn't). It took me 2 full years to get over all the physical problems from my illness.  I lost almost all my offers, including my sign-up bonus. I only had a couple $$ to go, too, to hit the cash out. It really upset me to have to start over.

So sometimes it's not a matter of being unable to earn the amount. It could be due to other problems. It would be nice if FC could make some exceptions, of course, if there is some kind of proof.
I'm sorry to hear about your health troubles.  In a perfect world, we'd make exceptions for cases like yours.  But the sad fact is that when faced with expiration, a lot of folks would just lie.  Then our support agents are suddenly in the business of deciding who is telling the truth about a life altering condition (for example).  Nobody wants to make that judgement and most especially nobody wants to get it wrong.  I want to be clear that I'm not trying to imply that you're lying.  I believe you.  It's just that the bad apples make it impossible to have more flexible enforcement of this policy.

It was very upsetting to lose so much and I had to struggle to keep from losing any more $$. 

There should be some kind of acceptable proof for real unavoidable problems...but then you'd have to make a list of acceptable proof for the unavoidable problem. Just like in school, you need a doctor's excuse when absent...but could you imagine asking your doctor for an excuse because otherwise you'd be losing $$ on a survey site?  LOL

I understand FC's position and agree that the line has to be drawn somewhere. :)

Now, if I could only be younger, have kids at home, be an electronic techie, and be the right gender for most of the videos and surveys, I'd be doing great. :)
« Last Edit: May 18, 2015, 07:43:45 am by sfreeman8 »

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Re: Balance Deduction
« Reply #28 on: May 19, 2015, 01:38:39 pm »
I understand how you feel, it's not my favorite thing either because I love to save for really big cashouts. I don't mind it though because I realize it's something that has to be done for this site to keep up the great work of providing us with these opportunities to earn. It gets easier over time because I believe you earn far more than what you normally would if they didn't (it can really be hard during some of the times you're not as motivated). You just have to look at it as a way to keep yourself on track.

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Re: Balance Deduction
« Reply #29 on: May 20, 2015, 05:15:42 am »
 :) I have stayed away from FC in the past for various reasons and have lost some money that I have earned. You have 6 months. If you need a break, take it right after you receive your pay out.  :)

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