FC Surveys

[Bonami]

I tried to do survey but I am getting disqualified when I choose not to divulge too many personal information.  I want to know how comfortable are other members in giving specific information to these surveys. How much information would you give? For example, would you give them your full birth date, or your financial information or anything that is specific If they know the general information about you that should be good enough?

I just want to know what are your thoughts?

[ladavia89]

I'll give them anything that's already considered public information. I'll give my name, birth date, and location. I wouldn't put actual banking information but just basics like where you bank and if it's checking/savings/loans/etc is fine.

I know a lot of people don't want to give a lot of information then they wonder why they aren't making as much from surveys.

[Bonami]

O.K. Thank you.

[bostonphil]

Welcome to  Fusion Cash. I have been with them for years and love the site. 

I understand your caution when it comes to divulging personal information. I am cautious as well, but if you want to make money taking surveys, you will need to share some things about yourself. The survey companies are looking for specific profiles. Depending on what the survey is about and what is its purpose, they need specific information.

I would never give out bank account numbers or my social security number or credit card numbers when taking a survey.

I work in market research and I recognize the name of many of the clients (not all but many) as being respected and trusted in the market research profession. I think sites like Fusion Cash check out their survey companies and clients carefully because they can not afford to get ripped off either.

[Bonami]

Thank you.

[aggie49]

i have been on fusion cash for 7 years now and never had a problem

[betlynjua]

I, too, have never had any problems at all with the information requested from various surveys.  This is the guide that I use: If I am comfortable filling out a paper form offline ( ie. bank form, application form ) then I am just as comfortable with an online form.

At times, there are surveys that have requested information that I found too personal.  I simply 'x' out of those.  There are plenty of other options. 

Hope this helps. 

[squirrelgirl44]

There are only a handful of times I exit out of a survey because it wants too much information. I will not provide my phone number, nor will I provide my home address. I have an email address that is only for survey sites, so I don't care about giving that. Without providing specifics, things like birthday and income cannot be traced back to me specifically.