If you are looking for money making ideas that you can be sure are legitimate, Fusion Cash is a good option. You can see the BBB rating of A+ and know that you will get paid. Additionally your payment options are by check, direct deposit, or Paypal all for zero extra fees.

You get an immediate sign up bonus to Fusion Cash of $5.00 and that means you only need $20.00 more to reach the minimum cash out amount of $25.oo. You can reach that payment amount by doing totally free offers or by doing some of the ones that require credit cards: it is up to you. Don’t think you need a credit card to succeed on Fusion Cash though, as many people reach the payout amount of $25.00 and much higher without ever using one.

The Fusion Cash website says they have over 1.5 million members now and that they have paid out more than 1.8 million dollars! That’s a lot of money going out and with that A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau, you can join knowing it is not a scam.

You have to be 18 or older to join OR you can be 13 and older with your parents consent. If you are under 18 you will have to check a box that says your parents approve. Signing up is FREE and easy as all you have to do is make up a username and password and give them your zip code and email address. You will then have to click the activation link in the email they send you. Once in you will need to give your address to get paid.

Getting paid via Paypal is one of the big benefits of Fusion Cash and not many others have that option. It means you get paid faster as you don’t have to wait for a check to come in the mail. Nice!

Doug Dowson is a writer for Slate and he is obviously clueless about what he writes. Slate is a liberal Internet rag from Microsoft and in true Slate fashion, he is writing a hit piece and doesn’t put his facts together correctly.

First of all, a scam is something where your money is taken and you have no chance of getting what you are buying or you get something that is totally worthless. An Internet work from home scam is something where you will fail every time and it is designed to take your money.

So, why then is the first page of the article detailing how some are making $5,000 a month on Project Payday and specifically how a stay at home mom is making upwards of $2,000 a month? Later on the author tells you about a car salesman who quit his job and now makes more than $3,000 a month. Scam? HOW IS THAT A SCAM?

Read the snippet below that is typical of this article that doesn’t back up any of it’s conclusions:

Good job Mr. Dowson of quoting “work at home experts” (who are they and how do they get that title?) who admit they don’t even know what freebie trading is and yet are glad to label it a scam. If you have never heard of Project Payday, how in the world can you pass judgement on it? For your information it is not another “get rich quick scheme” and it’s advertising SPECIFICALLY tells you it is not!  

This is a ridiculous article where little research was done and the author’s conclusion was obviously made up before he ever started. It is why this country has so many lawsuits because of guys like this shooting their mouths off about things they know nothing about. And this guy is so naive that he writes an article where two thirds of it is outlining examples of people actually succeeding and making money!

Project Payday is not for everyone but that doesn’t make it a scam. If you work at it and figure out how to do it, you can make a nice chunk of extra money every month working only when you have the extra time. It is truly one of the more interesting money making ideas online that actually works. I know because I have made money from freebie websites before myself and know that Project Payday is NOT a scam.

My first payment was for $80.00 and this one is for $64.04. As you can see, SquishyCash has Paypal as a payment option with ZERO fees which I like a lot a lot. They also have other ways to get paid including by check and by gift cards. This is definitely one of the money making opportunites that I am glad I found.

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First of all I want to show what I have earned. The screen print below is my account after two months and I will be cashing out tomorrow. You can get paid by PayPal, check, Amazon gift card, Target gift card, or Wallmart gift card. All of those payout options are 100% free but they take 30 days for each of them. If you want to get paid sooner, you can using all those same payment options and get paid the NEXT DAY but it costs 33% of the amount you cash out.

 Here is a screen print of the PayPal payment I got at the end of January:

The bottom line is that SquishyCash is a standard GPT site where you get paid for doing surveys, completing offers, and signing up for things. What sets SquishyCash apart from other similar sites are the daily promotions.

Every month they put out a calendar which shows the daily contests and promostions. At least once a week they have a day where you can earn bonus money for doing three, five, or ten offers. So, in addition to getting the normal amount those offers are worth, you will get an extra dollar or two thrown in during that day.

It is smart to only do the offers and surveys during these promotion days so that you can get more for your time and effort. There are many ways to earn money including daily surveys, shopping, and a great referral program.

The SquishyCash referral program is just as good as CashCrate’s program as they automatically give you $1.00 for every active referral you make. The second a referral does an offer, you get $1.00 deposited in your account. They also have a 3 tiered program where at the top level you make 30% of what your 1st level referrals make, 15% of your 2nd level referrals, and 10% of your 3rd level referrals.

Online money making can be fun with a site like SquishyCash and there is no doubt they are trying to make it fun. However, there you can make some good money there as well as have fun especially if you take advantage of the referral program.