Different ways to pay?

[Dvessella1983]

I guess that you have a point, but cash is still king in my world....

The answer to this question is simple...FC does not pay in gift cards because for one who would complete survey's and offers just to get a gift card. My question to you is why would you want to be paid with a gift card? Better yet why dont fusion cash start paying us member with peanuts instead. I am sorry but to answer a simple question is like this is so simple CASH IS KING and you want to be paid by a gift card google that and join there sites.

[UGetPaid]

I am in full agreement that I prefer cash as my payment, but there CAN be some situations where a gift card might be preferred as an alternative for some people for some unique reason.

[oldbuddy]

Slightly off topic, and not directly related to Fusion Cash, but have you heard that another very popular, extremely reputable, and long established PTC site has recently been banned from any future use of PayPal? Apparently when PayPal revised its terms, that site was no longer eligible to use it.  Their primary focus was on ad clicking, but they also offer surveys and tasks and video/sign up offers (the exact same ones as FC).  Is there any danger of this site being banned from paying through PayPal?


On the other site, I've just decided to switch my payment form to a paper check in the mail.

I also use this other site and the problem with cash (check) is you can only withdraw once a month and if you mess the deadline, you wait another month and they charge you a dollar to send the check.

But with gift cards (Tango Card) you can store up a balance there for free, no fees ever, then choose from dozens of gift cards to spend it (including Amazon). Many of them are places I already spend cash, so using a gift card I got free is a good alternative.

As for them doing something wrong to lose PayPal, they have not changed since 2007. I predict many other "I can't Believe This" changes will be coming soon to other websites in this genre.

[UGetPaid]

I also use this other site and the problem with cash (check) is you can only withdraw once a month and if you mess the deadline, you wait another month and they charge you a dollar to send the check.

But with gift cards (Tango Card) you can store up a balance there for free, no fees ever, then choose from dozens of gift cards to spend it (including Amazon). Many of them are places I already spend cash, so using a gift card I got free is a good alternative.

I'll have to look a little bit closer at the Tango option. But as far as a check goes, the once a month cash withdrawal option wouldn't be a big hindrance to me. On that other site, I was usually only taking money out 3 or 4 times a year - I just let it build up since there was no penalty or risk of losing it by letting it sit too long.  And there was always a slight PayPal fee deducted also, so the $1.00 check charge wouldn't be a major difference for me either.


Still there is something to be said about zero fees that Tango would offer...