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I tried most, if not all of the pay per click sites in my life time and being that I  was looking for a banner to replace those idiots at bluehost.com, I thought it would be a great time to use FusionCash.net.   I wanted to advertise Fusion cash as an opportunity for my readers to make some quick and easy cash, but to also get feedback from other affilitates when it comes to promoting certain offers to their subscribers.  I am an affiliate with max bounty, where as they have offers and deals I can promote called Click per Leads.  I recently saw Fusion Cash as one of the offers and was like, cool, I know this is a good deal to promote, being that I have made some dough from em’.  But, before I advertised that deal, I logged onto my FushionCash.net account and read their affiliate terms to compare the two promotions.

Now let’s do some math.  If I go through maxbounty I will get $2.50 for anyone that clicks the banner and signs up for a free account.  BUT, if I use my affiliate account with Fusion Cash directly THEY pay me 3 different times:

$1 when someone signs up( very easy process takes 2 minutes PLUS you get $5 for joining) and Another $2 when that person completes their first offer.  And the the biggest kicker $5 EACH and EVERYTIME that person cashes out FOR LIFE!!!

Now you can look at it both ways:  How many people actually complete even 1 offer and going any further how many people actually cashes out.  Personally I don’t know, looking at their Alexa Ranking which stands at 29,200 and their history (they’ve been around since 2004) its apparent they’re popular and stable.
I look at it like this.  If a person is willing to fill out their information and confirm the email, they will more than likely going to try it out, so you have a good chance in getting AT LEAST $3.  Now playing the percentages of having someone cashout to get the $5 bonus, we have to see how many offers they consistently have in the system, how easy they are to do, and most importantly, what is the cashout minimum.  They have around 90+ offers that you can perform and the cashout is $25.  For the savvy paid to click pros, this is nothing, especially the ones that like doing free trials and etc., but for the average Joe 2 cashouts is probably pushing it.

Obviously theres different ways of looking at making money from an affiliate point of view on this offer.  But, for someone just looking at making some extra dough, I suggest trying it out for a quick cash out of $25, and after that the offers might get kind of skimpy once you’ve done all the easy ones.

Holla,