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jr. member
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So quick to judge. A piece of a link cannot be a proof of multi-accounting.  Isn't it good news that many people in the Philippines involve in cryptocurrency?
Perhaps not all just bounty hunters but investors as well. And we cannot really ignore bounty hunters, they are like bees in the garden of the cryptocurrency, help to pollinate a new blooming project to become a fruit.
hero member
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Hello sir!  I got your point here! That almost bounty hunters are came from Philippines and trying to flood some bounty campaigns here in bitcointalk forum. But as a Filipino it is very painful to me that almost all Filipinos here are accusing bounty campaign abusers, shitposters, idiots, spammers, and etc. Every single moment I saw those kind of comments for my fellowmen it crushed my heart and it was very hurtful to me.

I won't defend bad deeds amd works of all Filipinos but I want to say for all of people's here don't accuse all Filipinos because not all my fellowmen are not likely whay you are expected. So please kindly help them and gives advices instead of degrading because their are also a human that have family's and have a daily needs that trying to find additional ways to live even they are hardly sacrifices.

As a Filipino I am proud to say we are here not for money only but to learn new things! Don't let money controls us but rather people control's the money.



Thank you!  Smiley

I am also a filipino but a wrong doing is still a wrong doing. Most of this bounty hunters does not have enough knowledge to what this forum is all about.

So basically one of the main problem is that most of the filipino newbies here does not read rules. Why would they care if they are only here for an easy coin.

We are not accusing all the filipinos here there are alot of good filipinos as well contributing on this forum. Yet we still can't deny the fact that mostly the bounty hunters are a filipino.

It is indeed painful but we need to correct this mistakes not just for the benefit of this forum but for the benefit of them aswell. That is the true form of caring accepting the fact and correcting your fellowmens mistake
newbie
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Hello, I have just found this interesting information.
When you look at this bounty spreadsheet (GCOX campaign): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12TJzpkePkRwyRBEIIvjr-mJnZbskkW_wfD2mZNBMm0Q/edit#gid=1544862346 - you will see that almost everyone is from Philippines.
It is not strange? It is not an example of multiaccounting?
The registration form looks like this: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScchFQPaafMx3fVTMYiNs2KuFTrx03Gtuy1RbilqfTFHcPPjA/viewform

Thank you for your explanation Wink.


Hello sir!  I got your point here! That almost bounty hunters are came from Philippines and trying to flood some bounty campaigns here in bitcointalk forum. But as a Filipino it is very painful to me that almost all Filipinos here are accusing bounty campaign abusers, shitposters, idiots, spammers, and etc. Every single moment I saw those kind of comments for my fellowmen it crushed my heart and it was very hurtful to me.

I won't defend bad deeds amd works of all Filipinos but I want to say for all of people's here don't accuse all Filipinos because not all my fellowmen are not likely whay you are expected. So please kindly help them and gives advices instead of degrading because their are also a human that have family's and have a daily needs that trying to find additional ways to live even they are hardly sacrifices.

As a Filipino I am proud to say we are here not for money only but to learn new things! Don't let money controls us but rather people control's the money.



Thank you!  Smiley
jr. member
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Hello, I have just found this interesting information.
When you look at this bounty spreadsheet (GCOX campaign): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12TJzpkePkRwyRBEIIvjr-mJnZbskkW_wfD2mZNBMm0Q/edit#gid=1544862346 - you will see that almost everyone is from Philippines.
It is not strange? It is not an example of multiaccounting?
The registration form looks like this: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScchFQPaafMx3fVTMYiNs2KuFTrx03Gtuy1RbilqfTFHcPPjA/viewform

Thank you for your explanation Wink.


hope this can help u Smiley

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We aim to revolutionise interaction between celebrities and fans by bringing about closer engagement via new and innovative ways. GCOX allows the public to have unparalleled access to celebrities through their core business platforms: Celeb-Listing, Celeb-Connect, Celebreneur and Celeb-Charity. Built on our Acclaim blockchain, these platforms operate through the circulation of ACM and Celebrity Tokens within GCOX. In this symbiotic ecosystem, ACM is traded for Celebrity Tokens via our proprietary exchange. Celebrity tokens can then be used by fans to redeem goods and services on the core business platforms.

Fans are empowered as participants of GCOX’s token economy through this value chain.

u may go to their website have a look Smiley
https://gcox.com/about

i did some research on this project and feel good, this is a quite new concept project. i did invest into it too..lol
sr. member
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Is there any problem with that? You know why? because that bounty only accept few countries and they rejected country from US and Singapore, And Also you know why there so Many PH race joined there? Our HERO (PACQUIAO) is belong to that project.. Now my question is, IS THERE ANY PROBLEM WITH THAT?

Well the OP's post really has a tendency towards racist and it is not a good thing, but i thing OP just want to state that there are lot of Philippines when there are many of copy paste cases or spamming cases, and usually it is come from the bounty hunters. It does not meant to mock a country, just to question maybe if there is connection between them . I am not fro Philippines but maybe OP need to pick a better words to make a post so it does not look like an offensive statement.
hero member
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Hello, I have just found this interesting information.
When you look at this bounty spreadsheet (GCOX campaign): https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12TJzpkePkRwyRBEIIvjr-mJnZbskkW_wfD2mZNBMm0Q/edit#gid=1544862346 - you will see that almost everyone is from Philippines.
It is not strange? It is not an example of multiaccounting?
The registration form looks like this: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScchFQPaafMx3fVTMYiNs2KuFTrx03Gtuy1RbilqfTFHcPPjA/viewform

Thank you for your explanation Wink.


Is there any problem with that? You know why? because that bounty only accept few countries and they rejected country from US and Singapore, And Also you know why there so Many PH race joined there? Our HERO (PACQUIAO) is belong to that project.. Now my question is, IS THERE ANY PROBLEM WITH THAT?
newbie
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Ooops, it's becoming a debate here..

Hot! Hot! Hot!

If KYC is implemented on bitcointalk.org before I think we don't have to say Philippines or Indonesia or any other country is the most participant on bounty or making shit post bla bla bla... the summary would show the thing (but I guess this won't be possible)

No matter where everyone came from if they do shit posting just report them mods can do the next step... if they are not what the harm?
That's why this forum is open and it has it's own rule, theymos and companies never said only 2,000 members from this country would be eligible for membership... as they welcome everyone as equal as long as they follow the regulations...


Remember that people has their own reason of being here, not everyone is just here for the sole purpose of earning...

Keep calm everyone and God Bless.


Edited: Just double check the  link... it show Philippines is the majority of the participants on this campaign....

One thing to add: a mere campaign won't prove about the thing you are claiming, since like in the court during a trial a single witness is not valid 100 percent to justify that the person is guilty or to say that the suspect is ennocent... find another proofs and end of the discussion...
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Being a bounty manager, I can confidently say that most of the bounty hunters are from Philippines/Indonesia/Ukraine/Africa. I rarely have come across participants with good English speaking skills or from other developed countries. Roughly estimating, 70% of my campaign's participants are from the Philippines.

This is logical, that most of bounty hunters are from relatively poor countries since the bounty amount is somewhat good pay for them when most of the times is nothing for people from more developed regions.

But it seems quite weird that you did not mention India, I am quite confident that there is a lot of bounty hunters from that region and good indication is usage of a speech manner as " Dear,Sir,Madam, My brother,My firend  and so on" which as far as iknow is charasteristic to this region. Which for me is annoying as fu*k.
legendary
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If every campaign had a decent manager who was checking for quality then we wouldn't have this issue in the first place, and that's why I'm all for punishments for those that run spam campaigns.

It won't serve any purpose IMO. There is nothing stopping these farmers to create a new account and start managing the campaigns from a newbie account. Since this is a private forum, I am all in for charging these ICOs to post their campaigns and posts. This should at least remove all the crapy 1 person scam ICOs.

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Something needs to change with the culture of bounties here or spammers are going to be the only people posting here soon enough

THIS!!! To be honest I am tired of seeing all these useless topics being created by newbies which add literally no value to this forum. I have given up building my ignore list it's just not worth it. These new accounts keep popping up and just keep ruining my experience on bitcointalk. I have altogether left visiting some sections of the forum.

We need heavy moderation, especially on the newbies. Something like we discussed in the patrol thread.
legendary
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Hey, don't be so harsh on the Filipino people. I know more than a few Filipinos IRL , and they are genuinely nice people. They aren't like the Americans or you know like the..Irish(known to swear a lot). They are sweet people and happy with what they have. Most of them don't have the "Hey, I am asshole" type of attitude.

The reason why these people come to join bounties, is that they don't get decent jobs, as in people undervalue and underestimate them a lot. They get paid like 800-1000$ per month, after working their asses off. Most of them usually work in places like McDonalds, and mainly be cashiers and jobs like that. Now, I haven't been to Philippines but there are lot of them in the country I reside in. So I am saying all this from what I have seen. Just to be clear, I am not a Filipino.

Also know that, there are a few contributors from Philippines here: theyoungmillionnaire,Silent26, rickbig41 , dabs,etc.

I guess it depends on how they get paid, whether it's in tokens or bitcoin.  There are still a number of bitcoin-paying campaigns that pay fairly well and that still accept lower-ranked members.  If it's an altcoin bounty and they pay out a decent amount of tokens AND if the token doesn't go to zero as soon as it's launched, they can make quite a bit.  Plus from what I've seen, there are more parts of the bounty (signature campaign, FB & Twitter campaigns, and translations) AND more bounties to enter.  There was one bounty hunter who made a scam accusation not too long ago who said he was scammed out of well over $1000 worth of tokens that he was due for a month's work (can't remember the exact amount), and that was just from one bounty.
People have earned like 200,000$ and more of just one bounty by abusing them.

The point is, the amounts aren't really small.  Certainly not pennies.  Look at how much Chipmixer pays for the maximum of 50 posts/week.  It's a fantastic way to earn some bitcoin, and if you lived in a poor area you could probably live on it, assuming the price of bitcoin doesn't tank.  If I had alt accounts in other campaigns, I could very easily meet all my monthly financial obligations (though I do live like an hermit-aesthete and don't have many expenses).  It's crazy if you think about it, but it's true.

And no, I don't think most bounties are hard to join.  If they were, there wouldn't be so many damn shitposters on bitcointalk.  That point should be self-evident.
People can pay their college tuition off just by being in chipmixer(30,000$ is the average). So imagine. Its fucking crazy. Never thought you could accomplish all your dreams just by shitposting in bounties.

We don't deserve this world.  Embarrassed

I've been posting in forums for over 20 years, and so far I have never rented my signature. I've promoted a variety of products with affiliate links, but these have all been services that I've used, and that I know are honest. By promting a site or product in your signature, you are hanging your reputation on it, and I believe you should research the product before you take the risk.

and I've had several offers over the years, including some in this forum. So far I have declined all of them.
This is somewhat untrue. Nobody would care about anybody's reputation after a certain point. Ref links are almost the same as signatures. You're promoting a company either way. And promoting doesn't necessarily mean to destroy your reputation, there's nothing wrong with it. There are members who don't have any signatures but still have a bad reputation. Point is, if you're genuine person, you don't have to worry about a signature changing your reputation, what you do and say is what actually affects it. And the reputation stays in and only in the forum and not in your real life. 
legendary
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I've been posting in forums for over 20 years, and so far I have never rented my signature. I've promoted a variety of products with affiliate links, but these have all been services that I've used, and that I know are honest. By promting a site or product in your signature, you are hanging your reputation on it, and I believe you should research the product before you take the risk.

and I've had several offers over the years, including some in this forum. So far I have declined all of them.
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You mean they are not telling the truth they are actually not from Philippines?
All accounts who submitted their forms might be telling false locations. Like spreadsheet #57, where he/she resides in "Citizen".
I thought its China and US that is hard on crypto. Singapore is very open to it.
Why not see the bounty thread for yourself.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bountyann-300k-gcox-first-decentralized-celebrity-token-exchange-4608750
legendary
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But aren't the best bounty programmes really difficult to join? I see reports that some of the lesser ones offer fairly low payment, and then they try to avoid paying even these small amounts.

The high paying bitcoin ones usually are really difficult to join. It depends on the manager. If you've got one that is doing his job and checking users for quality then shitposters have no chance. It's very hard to get onto Chipmixer for example and only the best posters usually do, but ICO campaigns are happy to accept almost anyone because any person they can get is beneficial to them. They pay people in tokens they've created themselves out of thin air and it costs them nothing to do so so why not accept anyone? If every campaign had a decent manager who was checking for quality then we wouldn't have this issue in the first place, and that's why I'm all for punishments for those that run spam campaigns. People would soon start doing their job if it's impacting them financially but when there's no repercussions for those that don't then nothing will change.

The point is, the amounts aren't really small.  Certainly not pennies.  Look at how much Chipmixer pays for the maximum of 50 posts/week.  It's a fantastic way to earn some bitcoin, and if you lived in a poor area you could probably live on it, assuming the price of bitcoin doesn't tank.  If I had alt accounts in other campaigns, I could very easily meet all my monthly financial obligations (though I do live like an hermit-aesthete and don't have many expenses).  It's crazy if you think about it, but it's true.

You can probably live off Chipmixer in the UK, nevermind developing countries which it will easily be a better monthly wage than probably a half-decent job there. For 200 posts a month you get 0.15 which is currently a little over £800. That's like a part time job wage over here. State benefits for the unemployed are only around £300 a month and that's what the government says is the minimum somebody needs to survive here (though you'd struggle on that), so £800 would pay your rent, food, bills and probably a couple of hundred left over depending on how frugal you live. You can probably earn this from alt coin bounties if you have enough accounts and that's why people create so many alts because the more you have the more you can earn here. A lot of airdrops only require you to sign up with a forum account so there's no real effort needed other than the time it takes to sign up with your account.


And no, I don't think most bounties are hard to join.  If they were, there wouldn't be so many damn shitposters on bitcointalk.  That point should be self-evident.

Anyone can join bounties. Bounty campaigns pop up almost every day and they often accept unlimited amounts of users. Most accept Juniors, some even Newbies, and like you said there's usually several avenues that they can earn in: signature campaign, twitter, facebook, translation, plus others, so that's why bitcointalk is so attractive to them. You can literally earn a decent living all from home. Great in some aspects and I'm very thankful for it, but when there's no real rules here for bounties (other than don't pay people to post in your thread but paradoxically it's ok to pay them to spam everywhere else) it just turns into a nightmare of a shitshow with wall to wall spam. If we'd have enforced the sig campaign guidelines we created and given out punishments for badly run campaigns we wouldn't have this issue in the first place but the longer we leave our heads in the sand things just get exponentially worse day by day, especially when people who are making good money here tell all their friends and family and they sign up with half a dozen accounts each to bleed bounties for all they're worth. Something needs to change with the culture of bounties here or spammers are going to be the only people posting here soon enough (and they've already dwarfed regular/quality posts as it's almost impossible to have a decent discussion in most places).
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But aren't the best bounty programmes really difficult to join? I see reports that some of the lesser ones offer fairly low payment, and then they try to avoid paying even these small amounts.
I guess it depends on how they get paid, whether it's in tokens or bitcoin.  There are still a number of bitcoin-paying campaigns that pay fairly well and that still accept lower-ranked members.  If it's an altcoin bounty and they pay out a decent amount of tokens AND if the token doesn't go to zero as soon as it's launched, they can make quite a bit.  Plus from what I've seen, there are more parts of the bounty (signature campaign, FB & Twitter campaigns, and translations) AND more bounties to enter.  There was one bounty hunter who made a scam accusation not too long ago who said he was scammed out of well over $1000 worth of tokens that he was due for a month's work (can't remember the exact amount), and that was just from one bounty.

The point is, the amounts aren't really small.  Certainly not pennies.  Look at how much Chipmixer pays for the maximum of 50 posts/week.  It's a fantastic way to earn some bitcoin, and if you lived in a poor area you could probably live on it, assuming the price of bitcoin doesn't tank.  If I had alt accounts in other campaigns, I could very easily meet all my monthly financial obligations (though I do live like an hermit-aesthete and don't have many expenses).  It's crazy if you think about it, but it's true.

And no, I don't think most bounties are hard to join.  If they were, there wouldn't be so many damn shitposters on bitcointalk.  That point should be self-evident.
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scratching for pennies
is just plain wrong, and I bristle whenever I read stuff like that. 

But aren't the best bounty programmes really difficult to join? I see reports that some of the lesser ones offer fairly low payment, and then they try to avoid paying even these small amounts.
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And culture clashes along with left-wing madness have made it one of the most divided worlds I've ever experienced.

I do agree that people should try to improve themselves, but I don't see that happening at all with the bounty hunters as far as their participation on bitcointalk goes, and that's not just a Filipino thing and not just a language thing.  All the alt accounts and abuse usually have an advertisement in a signature associated with it.  They may be improving their lives financially, but they're eroding the quality of the forum.  I don't know how your Fit To Talk forum is going, but I don't see much desire here for people to improve their English.  It's just too bad that local board posts usually aren't paid for by campaigns.

And this:
scratching for pennies
is just plain wrong, and I bristle whenever I read stuff like that.  These bounties pay pretty good, even if you're living in the US, UK, or any other country where it costs a lot just to live.  In 3rd world countries I would imagine you could live like a king if you have your whole family enrolled in a bounty.  Imagine what you could earn if you throw a bunch of alt accounts into the mix--and that's the problem.  People are waaay too incentivized to just keep churning out the dreck that these bounties deem acceptable.  That's not going to change until the bounties start raising the bar for entrance.
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I don't know why this residency became an issue where the form only ask to put a country. Anyone can lie and place any location they want as long as it's not US and Singapore.

You mean they are not telling the truth they are actually not from Philippines? I thought its China and US that is hard on crypto. Singapore is very open to it.

But who cares if they are from Philippines. They were accepted by the bounty manager, he sees something to these participants that can add up to their workforce. Manny Pacquiao need more muscles to promote the cryptocurrency he had invested with.
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I don't know why this residency became an issue where the form only ask to put a country. Anyone can lie and place any location they want as long as it's not US and Singapore.
jr. member
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Many Filipinos in this thread defense themselves because of Manny Pacquiao's involvement but it can't hide the fact that there's a huge amount of Filipinos bounty hunters and a lot of them are spammers, trashposters.

Supporting Manny Pacquiao? I don't think so, they're taking advantages of him. His appearance maybe a sign of non-scamming project and once those hunters get their bounty distribution, they will be the first ones to sell out. Is this called "support"?

Oh please give me a break! That is just a superficial statement and not a thought provoking one at all. We support Pacquiao because we are his great fans and through this support we are going to be rewarded, i guess it is not a big deal right?
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Hello! I'm from the Philippines and I'm quite surprised of how many Filipinos are participants of that campaign, because to be honest, not a lot of people know about bitcoin in here. I live in Manila - which is supposed to be the most "advanced" city in my country - but even so, the number of people who know about cryptocurrency or that it even exists in this city is very low, even among teenagers and young adults. However, I guess it's not fair to assume that that's a result of multiaccounting. Just my two cents  Wink

Im also from the PH and he is right, a lot of people here still dont have any idea on what bitcoin is if Im going to conduct a survey that ask people here near me if they know bitcoin estimatedly 8 out of 10 people here will tell me that bitcoin is a scam.

Everytime I ask some of my friend's about it they will answer fast that it is a scam and Im trying my best to give them an idea about it though non of them are interested to talk about it.

If I am going to answer about that campaign, I will tell you that I think there's a lot of alt accounts in there that own by only one person.

I know the fact that there's a lot of abusive filipino's here in this forum and Im very disappointed about it because those people dont think about the forum they are the selfish one's that will do anything just to get what they want.

I cant blame anyone here that they are blaming filipino's causing spam in this forum because its true, but please dont look at us as one(1), there are also legit filipino member's here and loyal to this forum.
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