Topic: How many accounts per User or Company ? (Read 461 times)

In the past there have been schemes to use multiple accounts, participate in bounties and earn the rewards. Things have changed, most of the bounty program hosts are now quite aware of this scheme and opts for KYC so that the rewards are equally distributed without any unfair means.
Rest, where you still get free tokens in multiple accounts are projects which are either not valuable nor ever lasts for very long..

It is my second time applying campaigns and there is a rule stated based on Gistcoin bounty "Using multiple accounts, cheating and spamming are not allowed. You will be disqualified from the bounty program immediately and all your accounts will be banned permanently. You see most campaigns does not allow a user to apply multiple accounts. It could put you at high risk and that's gonna be a problem that you might encounter.

So instead of applying bounty program with multiple accounts why don't you try applying multiple campaigns. I mean it is more safer and you can also earn more from it. Ofcourse to do that you'll also need a lot of patience and harwork. Goodluck.

Not only in the certain time they should never participate in a same bounty all the time but I don't find the post where they took part on the same bounty but in general they are not supposed to be tag until they violate rules. But DT feedbacks solely represent the user opinion so it can't be altered unless the user who left the feedback change it.

Does these two accounts deserve negative feedback on their profile "Onuohakk and Nnuego"? Base on the same wallet address.
Post link: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.55605221
Both accounts didn't partake in the same bounty but on different bounty that took place between September 24th and December 6th 2019

I came across a report on the reputation board where Lovesmyfamilis reported two different accounts(Onuohakk and Nnuego) that has the same wallet address (0x9dFB898f463520cEc20706e17D9997807eB2409e) due to the connection of the same wallet address, both were given negative feedback by Jollygood
Link to post: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.55605221

Just to be clear on the topic of having more than one account, one is entitled to have as many as he wishes, providing he doesn’t break the rules in the process, not crosses the ethical lines not expressed in the rules, but often accounted for at a Trust level.

I recall finding it strange, when I joined the forum, that people should have multiple accounts, and promptly didn’t quite see the need for it other than for those who wanted to cheat in campaigns. I even wondered (back then) why there was no KYC on the forum.
 
As you read around, and after a while, you get to understand some of the valid reasons, including, but not limited to:

- Dedicating a separate account for specific tasks: i.e. forum scraping, benign (or not) bot related.
- Distinguishing the main account from an on-route/on-phone account.
- Separating forum business from opinion.
- Hiding behind and alt account to voice things one does not wish to say from the main account.
- Separating an opinion based account from a bounty hunting account.
- Participating in multiple campaigns non-simultaneously.

Now there are a bunch on reasons to create them in order to hide the fact that one is breaking or twisting the rules or ethics, reasons for which many get caught eventually, and even far down the line when those accounts reach a decent rank.

What one does on this matter is ultimately up to himself, but it's also on himself in the aftermaths.

They maybe only reported as alts but won't get any negative feedback for sure, if you can find any then you can bring them for discussion. But users who never participated in the same bounty may get tagged if they send merits to their other accounts which is not trusted by DT.

To be honest what I think Most about 90%+ bounty hunters are using alts to hunt bounties. That means if you can keep you safe, and don't use details more than one account then you can create alts . But the more you create alts the more you have to work. And at the end the result is depend on luck not on your work. That means if you do 10 campaign then only one could be successful where you can get some rewards.

If the accounts have never simultaneously participated in the same campaign, then they should not be tagged solely due to a link made through an address. Nevertheless, often the link allows people to see some sort of wrongdoing between the accounts at a current or past moment in time (i.e. ban evasion, merit swapping, fake conversations, simultaneous participation in a prior campaign, and so forth), and that may lead to some sort of report or tag.

If that's the case, why do some people get negative feedback about having 2 accounts linked together through the eth address they use to partake in different bounties, not of the same bounty? Due to the post of identification they made on the different bounty. I have seen many accounts been given negative feedback because of that incident on the reputation board thread

You will not get negative feedback for registering 2 or more accounts
You will only be tagged if you break the rules of a campaign you signed up for, by registering multiple accounts on it or if your previous account was banned.

There's no best solution really, it all depends on the user and the need for an alternate account, some use alts when they are browsing on untrusted networks or on mobile, some use it to express thoughts they do not want associated with their known account, some sign up for multiple campaigns or bounties.
Whatever your reason, do not spam or break the rules.

No, it is still not the best advice though.
There are times that you really need to own an alt account especially if you are mostly visiting the forum outside your home as you will mostly encounter unsafe network in cases you want to use the internet outside and expect that there will be a lot of users in a public network. From that case, you want to use an alt account that you use when connected to unsafe networks.

Other cases would be separation of accounts primarily used for discussion and other one would be for business here in the forum.

It's not about registering 2 accounts or not, the issue is when been caught will attract negative trust which will not be good for his or her reputation of the account. The best advice is to stay with one account to avoid being call-out as a cheat of multiple accounts

For sure joining bounty campaigns is just waste of time and the efforts should be made on building your account with good quality posts and enhancing your knowledge but the main reason why we don't see such things easily is due to this reason mentioned by @OP


The basis step they are taking is wrong and sole purpose is to earn.I am not blaming him as they are being introduced to the forum in similar manner and everyone wants to earn.But if they have reached the forum then they should try to focus more on learning and ranking up and then join signature campaign which is beneficial not the bounty stuff.Moreover bounty threads don't permit alt accounts so his question rests there.But we can only advice them and rest is their wish.

I would also suggest @OP that there is nothing like Free Money on the earth.Even if you are talking about forum then you need to work hard for it and have dedication for the same.Best wishes to you and hope you think about the same.

I don't know what you personally consider pocket money. For some, $100 is something they spend on a night out with their friends, for others, it's more than what they can earn in a month of hard labor. Keep an eye on the Services board. Read through the first 5-10 pages to see what kind of things people offer and request. That will give you a better insight in what kind of services are sought after. After that, it's just a matter of applying for the things you can do or offer to do something you are trained for in exchange for Bitcoin and other alts.

Until you get to a higher rank (and if you do), you need to forget about signature campaigns and focus on learning about Bitcoin and making quality posts that the community will appreciate and reward.

So you joined the forums without even reading the rules stated? Though most users have already mentioned or linked the forum rules, I highly recommend you to read the forum rules about alt accounts and their respective participation on campaigns or bounties.

Another thing, if you wish to join a bounty, then make sure that your post quality will not suffer in the process. Most newbies that I have seen from participating bounties often share spams, plagiarized content, and/or repeat topics. Make sure that you improve your post quality in order for you to rank up and help the forum at the same time.

You didn't even know the forum rules, just focus as a newbie and learn as much as you can.  There are too many interesting topics here in the forum that you should know first, I don't know why you have an interest in the DT member and it seems you didn't worry how to rank up and in what way you get merits (usually newbies asked).  You can start reading on those sticky threads (threads pinned above) and learn regarding cryptocurrencies/blockchain and forum rules.

Be an established member and focus on one account, there's no need to have more than one account just to hunt money on a bounty. 

You can create an alternative account or alt accounts but you cannot abuse them. There are newcomers always asking for their first post is how to earn with the bounty campaigns and signature campaigns. I recommend making a rank up to the forum and become a quality member we don't need anymore who only want to spam to the forum. Before trying to participate in a campaign there's a specific rule acquired which is only one account per campaign to give chance to other members to participate. Try not to abuse the chance to earn.

Actually, it depends on the company on how many users are accepted in the company (let's just use how you call it). For example, my company is accepting a total of 100 users jr. member rank and above. Joining bounty with different accounts/users which owned by the same person is not allowed. Follow the unofficial forum rules of bitcointalk then you won't have a problem violating any rules.

Jesus is the divine son. Why should a believer getting paid for labor or trying to earn a profit as a Jesus son be avoided if my guess is correct and God owns wealth? Lol. In order to establish a house of worship, Jesus worshippers should constantly live comfortably and participating in bounties is one of them while worshiping. I hope I didn't misquote you on this one; it was amusing down here, particularly the portion I bolded.