With Fusion Cash or most get paid to try offers it may take some time to get credited for the offer. The other reason one may not be credited is because the requirements weren’t followed. Usually under each offer for FC they’re very clear as to what you need to do. I.e. Fill out the first page of the form, etc.
Some of these offers may have a confirmation email that may have been sent to your account and a link may need to be clicked in this email to confirm you are a real person that completed this offer. Sometimes these confirmation emails can
be stuck in your spam folder, etc. Sometimes it has to do with how your computer is set up and if you’re cookies are on.

So there are a number of a reasons for a credit delay. The best thing to do is contact their support and see if they can walk you through the problem. If nothing comes of that just email me and I’ll see if I can throw my weight around and see if we can get the problem resolved. lol Get paid offers can be tricky sometimes.

Keep me posted either way and thanks for sharing your experience.

Hi Julie & Bruce. We’re very aware of this issue with “get paid to…” type of offers. On our article “are get paid to try offers scams”: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2008/05/07/getpaidtotryoffers/
One of our suggestions is to set up a “work email account” for these get paid offers, surveys, etc. Because some of the lesser companies share your email with other companies as a way to earn extra cash for themselves. But they do express this in their terms and services page but most of us ignore it. I’ve been guilty of this and quickly learned the hard way. Since then I have learned from this mistake.

Obviously Julie you’re aware of this and took the proper precautions. Perhaps you were signed up to these panels with your personal email account prior to setting up your “survey email address”?
I guess one solution is to mark these emails as spam so they will stop coming to your inbox. Every email provider has that function now. And most email providers also have a mechanism to create a black list where you can add the email address of the people spamming you. So you may want to look to your email provider for some solutions.

I wish I had a more definitive answer. Sorry I couldn’t be of more help.

Thanks for the information. Most of these companies we already list right in our work at home companies page: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/companies But with that said I think I will write an article designed for senior citizens sort of like what I did for the disabled here: http://www.workathomenoscams.com/2008/01/23/work-at-home-for-disabled/
This way folks like yourself have a dedicated section. The AARP is a great resource for senior citizens and highly recommended. So its great they have a work at home tips section. I appreciate you sharing!

Hope that helps
Scherri