Topic: Bounty hunters are not beggars - page 16. (Read 28295 times)
wow, it's very painful to say that. those who say that must be people who don't know about technological developments in the crypto world. bounty hunter is not a beggar in my opinion. but they work using technology.
They might not be beggars, but they are sometimes annoying. When they see that the value of token does not reach their expected level, they start whining everywhere. They should have known that this might happen and should move on. Again there are those users that spam every where with there no sense making posts. That's more annoying than begging.
I fully agree with the author, as he is a member of many bounty companies. And it is a shame when a project turns out to be a Scam, or cuts the pool for the bounty. Which is also not uncommon. As a result, the time spent on the promotion of the project is paid very low, or not paid at all. This unfortunately can not be fought, have to accept and hope for honesty and integrity of managers bounty companies
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.
Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.
- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.
- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.
- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for. For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.
All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.
Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.
If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.
The right word is claim and not beg.
Thats true mate,they must treat bounty hunters importantly because we were able to exert our time and ideas inorder to promote the project well.We want to gave our best in promoting and what we want is just a respect on our efforts and hardwork. Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.
- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.
- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.
- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for. For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.
All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.
Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.
If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.
The right word is claim and not beg.
I totally agree with that, bounty hunters are paid based on their contribution and allocation from the project, and bounty hunter supposed to be the key element to promote the project, so it can be said bounty hunters supposed to be an honourable job, so its not appropriate to beg for more coin, if you want more coin then you should contribute more to the project
The reason why Bounty Hunters are "beggars" its because they are asking for token even though the distribution is not yet started.
And always messaging the forums, telegram, and other social media sites "When distribute?, When exchange?, I didn't receive token..blah blah". that's cause to make bounty hunters a beggar.
And always messaging the forums, telegram, and other social media sites "When distribute?, When exchange?, I didn't receive token..blah blah". that's cause to make bounty hunters a beggar.
I totaly agree with you. bounty hunter are doing a job and they do work.
But some bounty hunter who take the work of others and cheat this people should be fighted from all.
But some bounty hunter who take the work of others and cheat this people should be fighted from all.
There should be no occupational discrimination. Too many people don't understand this, but I think this is an internal struggle for bounty hunters. They may have less and less space to survive. Bounty hunters are working for the cryptocurrency market. This is a profession.
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.
Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.
- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.
- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.
- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for. For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.
All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.
Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.
If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.
The right word is claim and not beg.
Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.
- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.
- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.
- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for. For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.
All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.
Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.
If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.
The right word is claim and not beg.
It is all your opinion, if there are some bounty hunters are claiming their token well they're in the right situation to do that, because they comply and did the task needed in campaign. And I beg to disagreed that bounty hunters giving a free token if they follow the task in every bounty, only in aridrops you had a chance to receive free token but not in signature, Facebook, twitter, Content cration, Reddit, translation and Blog.
In the last year, the ICO teams began to actively use the right they invented to demand that bounty hunters pass KYC checks in order not to pay the tokens earned by us. This is another common form of fraud, especially if such a KYC check is announced without prior notice at the end of the ICO or even after it is completed.
We urgently need government regulation of ICO projects to put an end to this lawlessness and fraud.
We urgently need government regulation of ICO projects to put an end to this lawlessness and fraud.
The fact of the matter is that lately from the introduction of the KYC check, unscrupulous ICO teams have the opportunity to refuse bounty hunters to pay the tokens they earned for various contrived reasons and they use this opportunity well for autumn. As a result, we very rarely began to pay earned tokens. In fact, this ordinary fraud is already in a new form. Bounty hunters are allowed to join the ICO generosity campaign, without saying anything about KYC verification, and only at the end of the ICO do they begin to put forward and ponder various requirements in order not to pay out the earned tokens. This should not be.
This makes me angry
But yes, work done, what have you in your hand? You could threaten the project team to publicly anounce the fact that they tried to scam you for your fair paymente. But unless you have a really big following or are known influencer that might not always work.
bounty hunters do bounties as a job and we don't ask for free tokens we work for it. investors and ICO teams blame bounty hunters for selling their tokens but they have the right to sell it. if they don't want it to happen better not offer bounties and do their own way to advertise their ICO.
I agree with you but there is nothing we can do if we already rendered our services to them so we will just bow down or our efforts will be wasted. We will just tag them in our list and to not to join their future campaigns and accept the reality of the disadvantage of joining the bounty as we cannot predict the future behavior of the people behind it but life must go on as not all ICOs are bad.
The right word is claim and not beg.
I agree. We did our job to promote a project with their uncertain rules which made it more favorable for them but in the end they are calling it off and not giving rewards. Some project assumes that we need them but in fact they need us to promote their project to help fulfill their goals but act like nothing happens after and forget about the bounty hunters.
Excellently，Bounty hunters are not beggars，But I have to say that the way many bounty hunters get bounty now looks like begging, to know that the bounty mission is actually a paid advertisement.
Yes. It's a marketing stunt but paid by unknown value of tokens. Bounty hunters look like supporters that is trying hard to create a noise about the project so that adaptation could be implied but some project really thinks we're up for their cheap tokens.
The problem is that there is an over-supply of bounty hunters. So even if a large group of bounty hunters boycott a particular campaign, the bounty manager will have no problem in replacing them. Also, the bounty managers don't care much about the quality.
Exact, projects himself start their bounty campaign with their rules.
and after ICO finished bounty hunter should everyday ask about rewards,its not right
and after ICO finished bounty hunter should everyday ask about rewards,its not right
It is true, when compared to bounty hunters by investing money it is better to invest money, because in terms of time and energy will not be drained a lot.
But the question is, how much capital should be provided and is it possible for everyone to provide the capital? ...
Thank you to the bounty hunter, someone who invested his money into a project has been helped by promoting the project. so that there are buying and selling transactions.
Giving gifts token coins is a good way to thank you
But the question is, how much capital should be provided and is it possible for everyone to provide the capital? ...
Thank you to the bounty hunter, someone who invested his money into a project has been helped by promoting the project. so that there are buying and selling transactions.
Giving gifts token coins is a good way to thank you
Well you are very right that bounty hunters are not supposed to be regarded as beggars but i think the rule that bounty manager can change the rules of any bounty as and when he wishes should be removed from any bounty campaign because it makes the bounty manager manipulate bounty managers all around and this is not fair. time is a very important factor in life and money should not be regarded over it.
Certainly I agree with this topic that bounty hunters are not beggars, they have their functions which they carry out, and that is helpful to the project.
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.
Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.
- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.
- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.
- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for. For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.
All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.
Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.
If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.
The right word is claim and not beg.
Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.
- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.
- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.
- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for. For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.
All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.
Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.
If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.
The right word is claim and not beg.
Yes. I am totally agree with you. For me as a bounty hunters its not okay to call me that way because at the first place I did not beg any coins I worked for it but its sad to know that at the end of the bounty they did not pay us back. So its our right to ask for our tokens or coins right?. Thats why its very disappointed to work for a bounty campaign that did not appreciate our works.
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