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Quote from: TravelMug on March 02, 2020, 04:54:25 AM

You can't really blame bounty hunters for hating long term campaigns, of course in 2017, everyone is on the boat of the hype, so it doesn't matter if the campaign is long enough. I've seen Legendary members that time raking up thousands of dollars in a campaign that lasted months and months.

But 2018-2019 was different though, many project fails and those who survived just got a measly payment. You are lucky that you have earn on Airwallet. So it's a case to case basis, but I'm sure majority was complaining because they didn't get the money that they were supposedly promised by many project.

Generally, I agree with you.
You can't blame them because that's how the bounty work. Even after the collecting, selling is the worst way
When you enter a bounty you need to think long-term

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Quote from: shadowdio on March 05, 2020, 01:38:28 PM

It doesn't matter to me how long i can promote the project, the important is the project must be a legit, it will be paid off of your work with the project. If you promoted a scam project it will be a waste of time so dyor first.

The main question is what will become a project after it collects or does not raise funds.
After all, even good honest and high-quality projects are sometimes not able to cope with the task of raising funds, which ultimately leads to the closure of the project.
But you could support this good project for a year or more. In any case, you will be upset and disappointed with such an unpleasant result.

I've seen a project that raised funds through IEO on an exchange, conducted a bounty, paid the first round and didn't pay all for the second round. Now there isn't any announcement or message from the CEO and the token is performing poorly on exchange. Many genuine projects always change after some time.

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Quote from: shadowdio on March 05, 2020, 01:38:28 PM

It doesn't matter to me how long i can promote the project, the important is the project must be a legit, it will be paid off of your work with the project. If you promoted a scam project it will be a waste of time so dyor first.

The main question is what will become a project after it collects or does not raise funds.
After all, even good honest and high-quality projects are sometimes not able to cope with the task of raising funds, which ultimately leads to the closure of the project.
But you could support this good project for a year or more. In any case, you will be upset and disappointed with such an unpleasant result.

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Quote from: Free1bitco.in on March 06, 2020, 02:04:22 PM

I do not hate when the project adds a few week's time, even without adding the allocation given from the beginning, whether it's to wait for softcap, or hardcap. however, promotion time is also important. some projects make the promotion for months, even they do it round and round. however, I remained supportive when it was only a few weeks. but, when it increased for several months for no apparent reason, I don't think I support it.

The right choice. We also need to think logically, extending the duration without a strong underlying reason can reduce the confidence of the bounty hunter, and of course that becomes a problem when the pool bounty is not added: D
Apart from that, before choosing to leave the campaign, make sure that the work we have done before can be saved. If not, then continue even with a heavy heart, hopefully we can get paid in kind.
Actually I am also not a problem with a long duration, as long as it is logical and in accordance with the roadmap related to the promotion and sales period and the rewards provided are comparable.

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Quote from: Ken_terrance on March 02, 2020, 04:45:27 AM

I'm here to talk about bounties with long duration, I know we all have our experience with short term bounties and long term bounties but I have come to understand that it doesn't matter, here is my own experience
Last year I promoted E3T bounty project for 4weeks duration and I earned 30$
In 2018 I promoted Airwallet for more than 14 weeks and I earned over a thousand dollar

Durations doesn't matter, small duration bounties can pay high rewards and long duration bounties can pay worse rewards, it's all vice versa, what matters is the quality of the project you promote

You really never know the potential of the coin until it hit the market, whether you promote it short or long period of time, it's the project and the trust of the investors that will make an impact on the price, but right now so many projects are useless so it's more preferable to do short term so you can hop in the next one.

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I have never had a problem with the duration of the bounty period as long as the reward offered is proportional to the length of the period and the quality of the project is good. Indeed, everything can happen, including drama where prices do not meet expectations, but that is a risk. This is the basic thing that must be understood by bounty hunters so they don't often complain because they are trapped in various dramas that appear in a saturated market. Just do it with pleasure, if you're lucky you will get what you want, if you get caught scam, not paid, etc. that is part of the risk

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Quote from: Ken_terrance on March 02, 2020, 04:45:27 AM

I'm here to talk about bounties with long duration, I know we all have our experience with short term bounties and long term bounties but I have come to understand that it doesn't matter, here is my own experience
Last year I promoted E3T bounty project for 4weeks duration and I earned 30$
In 2018 I promoted Airwallet for more than 14 weeks and I earned over a thousand dollar

Durations doesn't matter, small duration bounties can pay high rewards and long duration bounties can pay worse rewards, it's all vice versa, what matters is the quality of the project you promote

Bounty with a long duration might not interest me to join. There are a number of bounty campaigns that I know to this day are still running even though they have been started since early 2018 and in my opinion bounty hunters are not profitable because at the same time, hunters can do more than 1 campaign

I also think that participating in bounty campaigns that take more place than 2 to 3 months is a waste of time. I was mistaken once. participated in the PARQ signature campaign. I participated for almost 8 months ... Idiot ... I got a lot of tokens and in the end, now it's a scam project and my tokens now is 0 dollars

Mate you deserved award for such patience ha ha Grin

Otherwise it’s not a easy to continuously working of 39 weeks. I think it’s your wrong decision because this wasn’t a guaranteed payment. @Parodium most of the bounty campaigns more than 12 weeks. And i think you unlucky because PARQ was good liquidity and decent team. Very sad to here that you wasted a lot of months.

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Quote from: Ken_terrance on March 02, 2020, 04:45:27 AM

I'm here to talk about bounties with long duration, I know we all have our experience with short term bounties and long term bounties but I have come to understand that it doesn't matter, here is my own experience
Last year I promoted E3T bounty project for 4weeks duration and I earned 30$
In 2018 I promoted Airwallet for more than 14 weeks and I earned over a thousand dollar

Durations doesn't matter, small duration bounties can pay high rewards and long duration bounties can pay worse rewards, it's all vice versa, what matters is the quality of the project you promote

Man, if you count in everything and check this situation with your logic you will understand that in case of taking part in 10 bounties a year you have 10 chances to earn something valuable. If you took part in 3 bounties at the same time, you will have 3 chances. That's simple

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I do not hate when the project adds a few week's time, even without adding the allocation given from the beginning, whether it's to wait for softcap, or hardcap. however, promotion time is also important. some projects make the promotion for months, even they do it round and round. however, I remained supportive when it was only a few weeks. but, when it increased for several months for no apparent reason, I don't think I support it.

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Now a days it doesn't matter the duration of bounty. What's so ever is the duration, payment will not increase beyond the bounty pool allocated.
Also observed with few projects that they fail to raise enough funds irrespective of bounty duration.

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Quote from: TravelMug on March 02, 2020, 04:54:25 AM

You can't really blame bounty hunters for hating long term campaigns, of course in 2017, everyone is on the boat of the hype, so it doesn't matter if the campaign is long enough. I've seen Legendary members that time raking up thousands of dollars in a campaign that lasted months and months.

But 2018-2019 was different though, many project fails and those who survived just got a measly payment. You are lucky that you have earn on Airwallet. So it's a case to case basis, but I'm sure majority was complaining because they didn't get the money that they were supposedly promised by many project.

Well, we cannot really blame the bounty hunters for being so mad about long term promotions due to the growth in numbers of scammers. Some experienced waiting for so long just to find out that the project was purely a scam amidst being successful. Before, there are only few scammers while now there are a lot already and that could be the reason behind their impatience.

Quote from: kaneki007 on March 06, 2020, 05:34:52 AM

It all goes back to the participants, I think if the project is good then the long duration of the campaign is not a problem for them but if the duration is long and the pay is not appropriate or the allocation is suddenly cut I feel they are very disappointed. So I see very few campaigns now have a duration of up to 5-6 months.

We can still see campaigns having a duration of 5-6 months but there are only few bounty campaigns at the moment. There are only few number of people who are supporting such campaigns at the moment since there are lots of scammers nowadays dessiminated everywhere. No matter how good the project is, it will still be inconsiderate if the duration takes too long and the payment becomes too low.

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Wish for the rain? Then deal with the mud too.

I totally agree with the OP. It is not always about the time span of the project would run 'cause sometimes the project with the shortest path often became successful rather than the project who even have several months in their timeline. So before proceeding to any of this might as well study, take a look thoroughy, check carefully what the project behind and not only on the appearances so you won't be surprised if it turns out the way you expect it to by having the ideology of what you had checked behind. And you won't be blaming anyone else beside yourself 'cause you have all the necessary stuff before joining in.

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No, Durations is problems because we can't sure that they will paid us for our effort of promoting thier projects. And also 2017, 18 and 19 are different now in 2020 there are many project become scam eventually and thier some project not scam but when they list thier tokens or coins price of this start to dump and become shitcoins /abandoned by Developers to make exit scam. That's why almost all bounty hunters now much prepare to get thier payment in Bitcoin or in other altcoins that listed in market already and also if this are escrow or manage by reputable BM.

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Quote from: Balladtony77 on March 06, 2020, 07:37:52 AM

Thousands of dollars can be earned from shit projects too, there is a rule that bounty hunters must sell once trading starts and maybe buy back when price dips, keep tokens from bounties can end in big loss

Where that rule is mentioned? I mean I missed such rule and suffered big losses. I took a wrong role model for my crypto stash even I was aware of bumps and dumps. It is a lesson for my ignorance and laziness for not going for my own due diligence. If somebody would have guided me on these, probably I might have richer with another 1 to 2 bitcoins. Yes, I lost big money by holding bounty rewards.

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Quote from: BlackFor3st on March 06, 2020, 06:33:15 AM

Quote from: Ken_terrance on March 02, 2020, 04:45:27 AM

I'm here to talk about bounties with long duration, I know we all have our experience with short term bounties and long term bounties but I have come to understand that it doesn't matter, here is my own experience
Last year I promoted E3T bounty project for 4weeks duration and I earned 30$
In 2018 I promoted Airwallet for more than 14 weeks and I earned over a thousand dollar

Durations doesn't matter, small duration bounties can pay high rewards and long duration bounties can pay worse rewards, it's all vice versa, what matters is the quality of the project you promote

But if you are going to promote a project that has a long term marketing then you should make sure first that you are promoting a genuine project so in the end you will be getting thousands of dollars and not a shit tokens/coins.

Whatever the duration of their marketing as long as you are supporting a genuine project then it doesn't matter because in the end your time and effort will surely give you a good amount of profit. Others are hating the long term promotion because they cannot assure whether they are supporting the right project because if not it will be a disaster at the end, your time and effort will be in vain.

Thousands of dollars can be earned from shit projects too, there is a rule that bounty hunters must sell once trading starts and maybe buy back when price dips, keep tokens from bounties can end in big loss

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Quote from: Ken_terrance on March 02, 2020, 04:45:27 AM

I'm here to talk about bounties with long duration, I know we all have our experience with short term bounties and long term bounties but I have come to understand that it doesn't matter, here is my own experience
Last year I promoted E3T bounty project for 4weeks duration and I earned 30$
In 2018 I promoted Airwallet for more than 14 weeks and I earned over a thousand dollar

Durations doesn't matter, small duration bounties can pay high rewards and long duration bounties can pay worse rewards, it's all vice versa, what matters is the quality of the project you promote

But if you are going to promote a project that has a long term marketing then you should make sure first that you are promoting a genuine project so in the end you will be getting thousands of dollars and not a shit tokens/coins.

Whatever the duration of their marketing as long as you are supporting a genuine project then it doesn't matter because in the end your time and effort will surely give you a good amount of profit. Others are hating the long term promotion because they cannot assure whether they are supporting the right project because if not it will be a disaster at the end, your time and effort will be in vain.

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Quote from: kaneki007 on March 06, 2020, 05:34:52 AM

It all goes back to the participants, I think if the project is good then the long duration of the campaign is not a problem for them but if the duration is long and the pay is not appropriate or the allocation is suddenly cut I feel they are very disappointed. So I see very few campaigns now have a duration of up to 5-6 months.

Just hope if the project can be trusted by the participants. I have experienced to see that the participants are getting deceived by the project even if that was getting a big success too. The duration is not a problem at all as long as the developer has a very good track history.

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Quote from: Thomas-s on March 06, 2020, 05:23:24 AM

I also think that participating in bounty campaigns that take more place than 2 to 3 months is a waste of time.

That's based on your experience, I understand it very well.

Quote from: Thomas-s on March 06, 2020, 05:23:24 AM

I was mistaken once. participated in the PARQ signature campaign. I participated for almost 8 months ... Idiot ... I got a lot of tokens and in the end, now it's a scam project and my tokens now is 0 dollars

8 months? come on...what kind of bounty you have participated dude? a signature?
I feel you, maybe mine is not that long but I can still say its a waste of time and effort, but that's the reality, we can't control the price of the token, in fact in some of the bounty I participated I have millions of tokens but I loss track of the project now, maybe the team left it.

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It all goes back to the participants, I think if the project is good then the long duration of the campaign is not a problem for them but if the duration is long and the pay is not appropriate or the allocation is suddenly cut I feel they are very disappointed. So I see very few campaigns now have a duration of up to 5-6 months.

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Agree with you. No matter short or long term duration, as long as you make profit, that's success. Just be patient.

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