if only your friends are not paid. means a big mistake to him. so try to self-correct starting from post quality.
yes the must is post quality to be qualified for the payment in different campaign.. you should post more constructive during the campaign. Or ithink maybe the problem is the length of post? I suggest if you want to join a campaign such as bounty and signature campaign read the rules first to avoid problems. 
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Some days ago i was in a campaign, they were supposed to pay eth tokens, and yes i did everything they ask but nothing increase in my eth wallet.
What kind of campaign?
By looking at your post history, you only have an application to CarTaxi on which currently you still wearing on it. If that is your point then don't just joined campaign but also read carefully what is this all about.
If that is an airdrop then wait for distribution and check always their ANN thread.
Nothing or maybe just move on. Actually, this thing often happens, especially if you join an ICO bounty campaign here at Bitcointalk.
You see, most ICOs that carry the campaign here often rely solely on investors to help them finance or fund their projects. Therefore, if there are no investors or contributors, the ICO will most likely end in failure and those who join their campaign will not get paid. Or, if ever they get paid, the tokens used for payment are almost worthless or can be said to be unprofitable.
In most cases, when an ICO is a failure, the developer/s of the project will be unable to pay their participants. If that happens, the manager who started it for them usually create a statement on the bounty thread and post a public apology on their behalf to those who were registered for the bounty.
Now it is entirely up to the people who are part of the campaign if they're going to accept the apology or post a scam accusation against them.
You see, most ICOs that carry the campaign here often rely solely on investors to help them finance or fund their projects. Therefore, if there are no investors or contributors, the ICO will most likely end in failure and those who join their campaign will not get paid. Or, if ever they get paid, the tokens used for payment are almost worthless or can be said to be unprofitable.
In most cases, when an ICO is a failure, the developer/s of the project will be unable to pay their participants. If that happens, the manager who started it for them usually create a statement on the bounty thread and post a public apology on their behalf to those who were registered for the bounty.
Now it is entirely up to the people who are part of the campaign if they're going to accept the apology or post a scam accusation against them.
You can open Scam Accusations !
But AFAIK, signature campaign with btc payrate always paid people on time and the campaign is not paid , mostly altcoin campaign !
Let say if there is new ICO launching signature campaign, if they decide to scam, they will just vanish and will not paid people's stake
But AFAIK, signature campaign with btc payrate always paid people on time and the campaign is not paid , mostly altcoin campaign !
Let say if there is new ICO launching signature campaign, if they decide to scam, they will just vanish and will not paid people's stake
Hello! I just want to ask a simple question that what if the campaign does not pay their applicants? Well I know someone that was not paid by his campaign here, incase this thing happen to me too what should I do? Any advice?
First to report them to the moderator or follow up your message many times to confront the problems sometimes campaign managers make mistakes so follow up or slowly inform them . Second is to prevent something like this you must first speculate the campaign managers background to ensure safety payments or even search for credentials so for us we need to identify the most trusted campaign managers like yahoo lauda lutpin ETC. Just be vigilant and observant
Well if the campaign payment in bitcoin (in huge amount) and the thread marker/manager is newbie or not trusted enough you can ask him politely about "are they use escrow or not".
but if the payment in they altcoin, no need to panic maybe it's just a shitcoin with bad start, you also can ask them about escrow if they will pay per month.
but if the payment in they altcoin, no need to panic maybe it's just a shitcoin with bad start, you also can ask them about escrow if they will pay per month.
Well usually campaign managers do not pay if you haven't made their post count or criteria. I don't how they can easily say this specially he/she didn't showed any evidence or whatsoever.
I've encountered one before and i'm not gonna drop name.
I'm pretty confident that I made the required post limit and didn't spam and also only post on the required sections but somehow they didn't pay us and simply just stated that none of us meet his required criteria. I feel like this person just scammed us and what's funny that when I'm checking the supposed website where he will put the payment (it's gambling site) - it's just suddenly goes down. Like the whole website is not accessible.
You should be also careful in joining campaigns and always check the credibility of the manager.
I've encountered one before and i'm not gonna drop name.
I'm pretty confident that I made the required post limit and didn't spam and also only post on the required sections but somehow they didn't pay us and simply just stated that none of us meet his required criteria. I feel like this person just scammed us and what's funny that when I'm checking the supposed website where he will put the payment (it's gambling site) - it's just suddenly goes down. Like the whole website is not accessible.
You should be also careful in joining campaigns and always check the credibility of the manager.
Hello! I just want to ask a simple question that what if the campaign does not pay their applicants? Well I know someone that was not paid by his campaign here, incase this thing happen to me too what should I do? Any advice?
Maybe that member did not follow the rules of that campaign. I would advise that you if you are joining a campaign, always choose the campaign that is managed by a trusted member because even the funds isn't escrowed, they always pay the participants and never miss a single one.
There is thing called as escrow. Most of the campaigns will hire a escrow and a manager who manages the campaign completely. The funds will be escrow to a trusted person who is having big experience in the market. You will surely get paid if you have completed the campaign by rules. In most of the time applicants are the one responsible for breaking of rules and stuff like that and hence they don't get paid. If not then you should ask other colleagues and the manager about it.
Hello! I just want to ask a simple question that what if the campaign does not pay their applicants? Well I know someone that was not paid by his campaign here, incase this thing happen to me too what should I do? Any advice?
See there are 3 possible answers to your question.1. If like only a few people are not paid , then the possible reason will be that he / she might not have completed the minimum amount of posts required to avail for payment.
2. Few Campaigns mention that if they don't raise certain amount of funds then they will not pay the participants .
3. If none of the above 2 options are valid then the final possible option left is that the Campaign might be a scam .
Well actually my friend is not the only one who doesn't receive his payment, as far as I know all of the participants on that campaign don't receive anything too on their wallet.
Take advices from preposters and make sure, that your wallet supports ETH tokens. Go into spreadsheet of campaign and have a look, how your posts are counted.
That's right we must seek advice from those legit posters so that you will be paid completely on the campaign that you belong with. Following the required wallet is a must those wallets that doesn't support ETH tokens will surely fail during distribution of campaign bounties. Well, if you look into the spreadsheet it doesn't matter how big or small your bounty is but the important is you are using the correct type of eth wallet address.
Take advices from preposters and make sure, that your wallet supports ETH tokens. Go into spreadsheet of campaign and have a look, how your posts are counted.
I have joined a lot of campaigns and only one avatar campaign was not paid it did look fishy from the beginning still gave it a try, most of the campaigns escrow funds and if you are joining a good experienced manager's campaign the chance of you not being paid is close to 0 but if you are joining a new user's campaign you are taking the chances although I have joined many campaigns who had fresh campaign managers but still paid on time.
Hello! I just want to ask a simple question that what if the campaign does not pay their applicants? Well I know someone that was not paid by his campaign here, incase this thing happen to me too what should I do? Any advice?
Are you sure that its someone or your alt haven't been paid? You simply didn't follow rules that all. Move on and join other campaigns. There's a lot of campaign specially in the altcoin section. I have seen a lot of participants being not paid because its the fault of the manager, but most of them violates certain rules of that campaign. That's why you need to really improved your posts quality and posting habits before joining a certain campaign. And not cry for not paying you because if you really look at, its really your fault not the campaign manager.
Post Non Payment on Campaign
There's 3 possible steps that you should do if ever you'll experienced it.
(1) Communicate first with the campaign manager. Ask him politely why haven't you receive your pay and if he/she said that there is an error on your part then forget, it's your own fault (check it as well if the error is legit). On the other hand, if he/she doesn't respond proceed with step 2
(2) Use the scam accusations board like what other people suggested above this post. Still no reply on messages and on the accusation thread? Go on with step 3
(3) The most important thing , "Move on".
Pre - Joining on a Campaign
To avoid being scammed on a campaign:
(1) Check if the funds is held by a trusted escrow
(2) Join only to campaigns that is managed by trusted managers (take caution to newbies and even with the owner of the project)
There's 3 possible steps that you should do if ever you'll experienced it.
(1) Communicate first with the campaign manager. Ask him politely why haven't you receive your pay and if he/she said that there is an error on your part then forget, it's your own fault (check it as well if the error is legit). On the other hand, if he/she doesn't respond proceed with step 2
(2) Use the scam accusations board like what other people suggested above this post. Still no reply on messages and on the accusation thread? Go on with step 3
(3) The most important thing , "Move on".
Pre - Joining on a Campaign
To avoid being scammed on a campaign:
(1) Check if the funds is held by a trusted escrow
(2) Join only to campaigns that is managed by trusted managers (take caution to newbies and even with the owner of the project)
Honestly, you are not going to be able to tell every scammer out from the legit sellers/campaign offers. The best way to prevent getting scammed in campaign forums (or getting scammed in the forums or in general) is to know about the person that you are dealing with. If they do not have much background or history whether it is in the forums or anywhere else, it is quite possible that you will get scammed. As for campaigns specifically, you should check out the thread made for that: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/overview-of-bitcointalk-signature-ad-campaigns-last-update-01-jan-23-615953. Any campaign other than the ones under PNYC and the ones with asterisks should be relatively safe to join.
Maybe there's a reason why that campaign didn't pay your friend or he is the only that isn't paid? But if most of the participants aren't paid you should take action for it. Seek help from those people that are always on the scam accusations board for immediate action. And if you are worried that it will happen to you, then do your own research about that campaign / company if they are legit one before joining them.
Hello! I just want to ask a simple question that what if the campaign does not pay their applicants? Well I know someone that was not paid by his campaign here, incase this thing happen to me too what should I do? Any advice?
Just like what everyone has ask here, what campaign are you referring to?
Usually once you joined a campaign, you have to read carefully the rules being laid out by the campaign managers. If for reasons that you have violated it, the manager has the right to refuse payment. For example a campaign says you have to reach 25 minimum post to got payment, however you just post <25 then you will not received a payment. Other manager have strict regulations regarding post bursting, so if the manager see that you are post bursting then they will refuse payment as well. Others looks for the quality of your post as well. If you do shit posting then that's another ground for payment refusal. So don't just joined a campaign without reading the rules and then complain on non-payment.
Hello! I just want to ask a simple question that what if the campaign does not pay their applicants?
What is this campaign? Just like what Slow death said that you are free to post an accusation thread to that campaign if you did posted and followed their rules but they never paid.
Well I know someone that was not paid by his campaign here, incase this thing happen to me too what should I do? Any advice?
I thought it happened to you, then who's that someone that's never paid by his/her campaign? If the campaign owner doesn't have any plans of paying then just do what's recommended above. Actually this is the job of the campaign managers to secure our payments and if he is just hired without any funds it's his fault for not securing it.
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