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Topic: Bounties rules and regulations - page 11. (Read 1984 times)

full member
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July 09, 2019, 10:18:42 AM
#24
Before you start complaining that bounty managers change bounty rules after bounty ended or KYC was later implemented do you read the bounty rules and regulations?

Many bounties have already says it all in their rules and regulations that 'THE BOUNTY MANAGER HAS THE RIGHT TO CHANGE RULES AT ANY TIME' when you see something like that always know that anything can happen ,the one way to avoid this is if there is no such rules on the bounty thread.

Bounty hunters still find it very hard to read,they care less about rules and go for the good looking bounty allocation, please have patience and go through rules and regulations ,most times its not always the bounty managers fault.
All bounty are like that now. Because when you join the bounty, you must accept those terms.
So I think bounty and investment, we have to take risks, we invest our efforts instead of investing our money.
hero member
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July 09, 2019, 10:14:23 AM
#23
YES! it is always stated in general rules that the bounty manager can change the allocation budget and rules of it.
This is due to what the ICO team want and told the bounty manager.
But sometimes that also hurt some participants, especially at KYC.
There are some people in the campaign who never joined a bounty with KYC this is due to their country's restriction.
everything is good but please tell at first if there will be KYC and can't change it even after the ICO.
member
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July 09, 2019, 08:19:23 AM
#22
I mean, you are accepting the rules when you are entering each campaign and when it is stated that a bounty manager or team members can require KYC from participants and have the right to change budget/rules, you can't complain about it.
hero member
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July 09, 2019, 10:11:50 AM
#22
Before you start complaining that bounty managers change bounty rules after bounty ended or KYC was later implemented do you read the bounty rules and regulations?

Many bounties have already says it all in their rules and regulations that 'THE BOUNTY MANAGER HAS THE RIGHT TO CHANGE RULES AT ANY TIME' when you see something like that always know that anything can happen ,the one way to avoid this is if there is no such rules on the bounty thread.

Bounty hunters still find it very hard to read,they care less about rules and go for the good looking bounty allocation, please have patience and go through rules and regulations ,most times its not always the bounty managers fault.

It's all part of the rules, this is the risk and dangers of participating in an ICO bounty campaign, I have experienced that myself, some of my stakes coming from bounties did not yet arrive, some of them are locking their tokens after I received it, developers who have done this have no reputation at all for punishing bounty hunters.
full member
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July 09, 2019, 08:50:13 AM
#21
I always read all the rules of the campaign. They have the right to change the rules. Please note "rules" while participating in the campaign. On a beautiful day, when the campaign was about to end, a long time worked for bounty hunter. Bonus managers announce that halving the money for the bonus program, this is a scam.
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July 09, 2019, 07:12:58 AM
#20
It's true that most bountt hunter never try to read the general rules at all. Tjey only read the specific rules for their campaign. However, it's not fair to ask for KYC after bounty because many people are there who don't want to verify KYC because of their privacy. Then, their work will go vain.
KYC is the smallest problems. most often they simply change the amount of the reward or change the timing of the bounty campaign.
full member
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July 09, 2019, 08:32:30 AM
#20
I understand you are a junior member so I will assume you do not fully understand how things go. It is true that many bounty manager always stated these rules at the beginning of the bounty campaign but you have failed to understand is that many of them use this statement as an excuse for making ridiculous decisions. In most cases some hunters will ask them questions that are very crucial but they will not answer until things gone sour. I have witnessed here on BTT where bounty allocation was reduced to less than 10% of the initial bounty pool and they even make sure many hunters were not able to get their reward out of the wallet because they increase the minimum withdrawal. Anyone that participate in cointorox bounty will understand.
sr. member
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July 09, 2019, 06:57:47 AM
#19
It's true that most bountt hunter never try to read the general rules at all. Tjey only read the specific rules for their campaign. However, it's not fair to ask for KYC after bounty because many people are there who don't want to verify KYC because of their privacy. Then, their work will go vain.
member
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July 09, 2019, 08:25:48 AM
#19
Changes on bounty threads can be done at anytime. Which means that there are certain rules that are not written at the start of the campaign, but which are later included. Then it makes the bounty manager to deny not writing it when you argue after the bounty.
Go through every rule at the start, save or archive whatever has been written. So that you can have much evidence against them.
sr. member
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July 09, 2019, 08:16:15 AM
#18
Often bounty participants do not peruse the general rules, so participants make many questions. Changing rules, of course, become the right of the bounty manager and participants are obliged to comply with all existing rules (including regulation of changes). If indeed KYC is needed to comply with the conditions for getting results from the bounty, then what is wrong?
hero member
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July 09, 2019, 06:56:59 AM
#17
I think that bounty hunters are not reading the rules a long time ago and there are very few real hunters who know how to find good projects. Now in this market, there are a lot of newbies who join all campaigns and then write letters with their tears.
full member
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July 09, 2019, 07:55:27 AM
#17
Before you start complaining that bounty managers change bounty rules after bounty ended or KYC was later implemented do you read the bounty rules and regulations?

Many bounties have already says it all in their rules and regulations that 'THE BOUNTY MANAGER HAS THE RIGHT TO CHANGE RULES AT ANY TIME' when you see something like that always know that anything can happen ,the one way to avoid this is if there is no such rules on the bounty thread.

Bounty hunters still find it very hard to read,they care less about rules and go for the good looking bounty allocation, please have patience and go through rules and regulations ,most times its not always the bounty managers fault.

This is very unfair to bounty hunters one bad example of changing rules is what happens to DESICO they ignore and refused to pay bounty hunters, this is an insult imagine after so many months or working to get investors to fund this project, they are now refusing payment to its bounty hunters.
member
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July 09, 2019, 07:34:32 AM
#16
In my opinion, the rules and rewards made by managers who manage bounty campaigns cannot hold accountable. because we as participants in the campaign are obliged to keep the rules made by the bounty manager.
full member
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July 09, 2019, 07:33:36 AM
#15
Before you start complaining that bounty managers change bounty rules after bounty ended or KYC was later implemented do you read the bounty rules and regulations?

Many bounties have already says it all in their rules and regulations that 'THE BOUNTY MANAGER HAS THE RIGHT TO CHANGE RULES AT ANY TIME' when you see something like that always know that anything can happen ,the one way to avoid this is if there is no such rules on the bounty thread.

Bounty hunters still find it very hard to read,they care less about rules and go for the good looking bounty allocation, please have patience and go through rules and regulations ,most times its not always the bounty managers fault.
Different people, different ways. Of course I read every gift rule before I joined. Because, carrying out work without reading regulations is a detrimental thing. In my opinion, gift managers have full rights in regulating all regulations.
hero member
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July 09, 2019, 06:48:51 AM
#14
I think that this initial point is the first indicator that the campaign is likely can be not fair and only if you consider the project is very good then you should join it.
Right, if you have seen such rules like that then simply don't join because everything can be changed according to that rules that has been made by the bounty manager. So don't look for fairness if you have already read that they are implementing that kind of rule.

But if you guys insist to join, know the consequence and you are all taking the risk. Expect that at the end of the bounty there will be some change and you don't have to blame others with that mistake if you're aware of the change of rules.
full member
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July 09, 2019, 06:44:44 AM
#13
I think that this initial point is the first indicator that the campaign is likely can be not fair and only if you consider the project is very good then you should join it.
hero member
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July 09, 2019, 05:35:36 AM
#12
Of course I do, but I complain not about the bounty manager but about the pool of the bounty. There are many bounties that have done so, and you know that is not a rule that they can change
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July 09, 2019, 05:37:29 AM
#12
Before you start complaining that bounty managers change bounty rules after bounty ended or KYC was later implemented do you read the bounty rules and regulations?

Many bounties have already says it all in their rules and regulations that 'THE BOUNTY MANAGER HAS THE RIGHT TO CHANGE RULES AT ANY TIME' when you see something like that always know that anything can happen ,the one way to avoid this is if there is no such rules on the bounty thread.

Bounty hunters still find it very hard to read,they care less about rules and go for the good looking bounty allocation, please have patience and go through rules and regulations ,most times its not always the bounty managers fault.

That is if the manager will say something that he has the right to change the rule without prior notice. How about those bounty managers that has fixed rules and regulations? Well, I guess it has something to do with the decisions made by the project devs intead of the bounty managers.
legendary
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July 09, 2019, 06:43:35 AM
#12
I agree, Bounty managers has the right to change rules, unless stated on the bounty rules in fact when the team decided to change rules especially for KYC and all that stuff, it might be okay because it is one of the requirements nowadays in order to find those spam accounts, which is proliferating nowadays.

It's still better if the original rules will not be change after the token or coin sale.
The rules or terms of the campaign is what makes bounty hunters applied, so they find the terms attractive and changing it like reducing the reward might not make them feel good, I mean, they give their best in promoting the project because they believe when it will become successful they will get the reward stated and it's a win-win between them and the project.

Bounty hunters can promote the project but they can also campaign against the project if they feel they are scam with the change of terms.
full member
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July 09, 2019, 05:27:29 AM
#11
People should always learn to read rules not only in bounties but in every thing else ,rules are what will guide you from future mistakes or even dangers in real life ,its just like ignoring sign symbols of danger ahead when driving.
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