Would You Wait 6 Months?

[oldbuddy]

If you could take ALL the money you earn on Fusioncash without spending any of it and put it into a fund that in six months would start paying you $2,000 a month, could you do it?

No there would be no guarantee, but it's free money anyway, right?

Would you get indigestion not knowing for six months if it would pay off for sure?

Would it be worth waiting that long just to see?

Some people spend more than that on lottery tickets every week.

Just think, no more clicking or surveys, just get paid every week.

Would you do it?

I AM RIGHT NOW and the first month is over!

[Arxilla]

I'm not very sure, I'm kinda an impatient person, but if its legit i would defiantly do it lol

[lightningclix]

You know I am right there with you Oldbuddy!  Are you holding out on me?    You know how to get a hold of me!!!! 

[pesbs]

I think that I can do it, although it can be kind of hard, but not impossible.

[dreamyxo]

It sounds way too good to be true so I will pass.  Let me see if I get this right.  You will put whatever amount of money into an account and in six months you will start earning $2k?   For doing what?

[oldbuddy]

It sounds way too good to be true so I will pass.  Let me see if I get this right.  You will put whatever amount of money into an account and in six months you will start earning $2k?   For doing what?

No you didn't get it right, I said put everything I make, which is a LOT more than $25. For doing NOTHING, just waiting. That's how investing works.

[BambooPanda13]

I might invest some money, depends on what it is and all of the details.  If you're just talking about investing in general then yes, waiting is most of the game.  But if you are talking about investing in something up and coming, well it would depend on what it is.  Some things that seem like a hit can fail, and some things that seem stupid become a hit!  So it would depend on what the opportunity is.  Why are you investing in some stock or a company or something?  Or is this some sort of thing online that might be a scam?  Just curious.

[bmorebabe25]

I am definitely a spender and yes, I am one that spends about $40 a week on lottery tickets, but I would invest if I knew it was a stable investment and I was at least going to walk with what I put into it. 

[deekeepinitreal2009]

not sure

[acurtsinger2]

i'd get indegestion waiting and wondering

[dmalsbury]

I would, but I'd rather see the progress during the wait.

[jusu]

I would definitely do it. Especially since I would use 'free' money that I wouldn't have had anyway. I could wait it out for the payoff and IF it blew up, I didn't waste anything. Six months is not that long.

[mommadixon]

I could do it. i am paitient enough to see if it really payed off. 2,000 dollars is a good amount of extra money at these days and times to help out with alot. I have a family so yes definitely i could wait. What' s 6 months?

[oldbuddy]

I might invest some money, depends on what it is and all of the details.  If you're just talking about investing in general then yes, waiting is most of the game.  But if you are talking about investing in something up and coming, well it would depend on what it is.  Some things that seem like a hit can fail, and some things that seem stupid become a hit!  So it would depend on what the opportunity is.  Why are you investing in some stock or a company or something?  Or is this some sort of thing online that might be a scam?  Just curious.

Yes I am investing in an offshore fund that is not backed by the Securities and Exchange Commission, so there is always the risk it could be a scam. Of course many people have been saying the same thing about Social Security for years, which is the biggest Ponzi scheme ever created. The one factor that keeps me taking these kind of risks is before Ad-Ventures4u went private and quit paying, I was earning over $6,000 a month and pocketed over $15,000 in profits, so I know these kind of programs can pay off. So when I can use free money to try, why not? Thank you Fusioncash.

[suicide3]

I'm not sure if I could. I'm not really a very patient person.