How unfair Bounty Hunters are being Treated.

judeafante

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Quote from: Buttermellow on December 03, 2018, 04:59:02 AM

I feel you OP, The team that conduct the bounty campaign were good at first and very accommodating on every bounty hunter joining on their bounty chat. Afterwards in the middle or in the late part of the campaign they start to become rude and since you are already working few weeks and months with them then you will just behave so that you will not be remove in the campaign and you can get the rewards. Aside from that rewards are not readily given as promise.

Yes that's true especially if you have a good ranking in the signature campaign, this is the reason I only choose good bounty manager, to work and had a good record of addressing issues that affect the bounty hunters,like not getting their stakes for a week and explaining to each one of them

auroboros

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This is the effect of the many scamer activities carried out by bounties who use links from other people's accounts or other people's telegram, they intentionally do so with the aim of getting more results without doing anything, and as a result honest bounty hunters are also affected that is. It's not just a matter of hunters, but developers seem to look down on the bounty participants, even though they also play an important role in the success of selling a project, I hope that later on, developers will appreciate what bounty participants do for them

Buttermellow

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I feel you OP, The team that conduct the bounty campaign were good at first and very accommodating on every bounty hunter joining on their bounty chat. Afterwards in the middle or in the late part of the campaign they start to become rude and since you are already working few weeks and months with them then you will just behave so that you will not be remove in the campaign and you can get the rewards. Aside from that rewards are not readily given as promise.

meanwords

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The thing here is that most bounty hunters are zombies who don't really care much about the project as long as they are promoting it. Also, there are a lot of abusers who abuse the project and that bounty hunters are treated like peons because of this.

coin8coin8

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All bounties will be paid after the end of the mission, and in most cases the duration of the mission can be arbitrarily postponed, which is similar to eating first, then giving money, if they want to no pay, then we can do nothing, this is a big problem.

bolshojkush

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I think that you need to allocate 10% instead of 3%, on the bounty pool. Bounty hunters became very many. And 3% for all participants, it is very small.

castiloros

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without the bounty hunter then ICO would not be able to be successful because there is no marketing for it. but the bounty hunter thus most gain attention and blamed for always throw their work on coin value the cheap and cause prices to fall. Maybe this is just a small influence because even bounty hunter only receives a small allocation of the whole. not entirely any existing decline is of the bounty hunter I think.

Semosuchi Tesongrato

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Currently, most projects are at a loss, so expecting a profit is unrealistic.
Many campaigns have not given the desired results, and many coins are in fact bankrupt.
We can only hope to contribute to the salvation of some good project.

Thefrolly

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Right now the bounty hunters are being treated very unfairly all in the name of thinking that bounty hunters are going to dump. This is not right, they have already promised us the coins and now when it comes for them to hold up their own end of the bargain they are flunking. You cannot tell people when to dump and when not to dump, it's their coins and they can decide what to do with it

ataki

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It is true that bounty allocations are usually 1-2% and it cannot influence the price long term but it can short term.Imagine what would happen on the market if somebody dumps 420k BTC and it is only 2% of the total supply. And to be honest majority of hunters 70-90% dump their coins when entering the market and do not care for
the project, even if it is a perspective one. And they can do whatever they want with their rewards, it is their own decision.

Accts4u2

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I agree with this, just imagine now they are taking months to actually pay the bounty hunters the rewards that they should be receiving and their only excuse is that they think that the bounty hunters are going to dump, that does not even make sense because if you are confident in your project then you should not be worried about a couple of people dumping coins because you know the coin will survive

Sarastiche

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Both bounty hunters and campaign mangers/ ICO developers need to always behave professionally, Some Bounty Hunters are scammers and lazy individual out to reap where they have not sow, this usually portrays lots of bounty hunters as cheaters, hence campaign managers tend to respond the way they do. We need to have a level of regulation in the space in other to caution all stake holders.

nicecrypto

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I think both parties are important to any project, I also don't think it's fair to always treat the bounty hunters as the low end of the project while they are actually the ones helping to advertise the project through the different platforms as required. More than once, we have seen BHs been banned from a platform just asking a question, that happened to me and as for price dump, we no the total % allocated to the whole bounty program is not even close to what the investors get and cannot affect the market price as much as the investors can. They usually dump the price the most and not the bounty hunters.

UAE Seasider

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I think that the situation is amplified at the moment due to the persistent Bear market, the value of all coins are dropping almost daily this week and projects do not want to do anything that may tip the delicate balance right now. Bounty participants deserve to be paid however as they have contributed to the project with low-cost promotion work and at this time it would make more sense to Hold coins rather than sell for scraps.

Itsmylife

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because very hard to check the participants are real or not. I see a lot of persons can make fake ID to verify their accounts when joining the bounty campaign and they are always successful.

Perie200

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In fact, social networks in which there is advertising of new projects attract 1-2% of investors. Advertising on Twitter and Facebook is necessary for the mass PR of the project, so that most people have it on hearing and in sight. The main work to attract investment should be done by the staff of project managers.

cola-jere

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Quote from: noma45 on November 15, 2018, 07:21:13 PM

Nowadays, it seems as if all bounty hunters are bunch of hungry individuals trying to do what ever it takes to dump a token, well that is not what we are. Yes i am a Bounty hunter and i'm proud of it.

Through my hard work, i have reached so many investors via the contents i create, Twitter reposts, Facebook shares and so many Others. And if you are like me then you should be proud too.

We all should know our values and we should not tolerate unfair treatments from Bounty managers/platforms and projects.

- These days Bounty hunters will have to go through a lot of processes just to receive their rewards. We work tirelessly for these projects and help them to get the investors that patronize their projects, yet we are the one's treated like we are worth Nothing.

- Few months ago i finished a bounty campaign and we all were requesting for our rewards. During this time the token in question was trading at a very good price on Latoken exchange and after two weeks the price went down drastically. This was when they now started distributions to bounty hunters after they must have dumped the price, Yet we are blamed for crashing the prices of tokens when 1-2% of the total supply is allocated for Bounty campaigns.

- Some Bounty managers are always rude to Bounty hunters, threatening to remove them from the telegram groups if they keep on complaining, and this is totaly unfair

I Think it's time Bounty hunters let these projects know that we are part of their success, and most of them cannot do without us.

What are your suggestions?

I'm a bounty hunter myself.

Most of the time, bounty hunters are also irrational. They keep on pestering the project team, admins and bounty managers - When bounty payment?

I was part of the bounty campaign for Evident Proof and the EPT team and admins did well in settling the bounty payment this week.
While there were delays in distribution, the bounty managers and the EPT team have settled and made the bounty hunters happy.

denmark00

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Quote from: iconoclast on November 16, 2018, 02:56:21 AM

If you feel you are being treated unfairly by a bounty manager then just don't do any of their bounties. That is what I do. I have a list of Bounty Managers that I refuse to work with. Life is too short to waste your time working for idiots who only add to your stress. There are enough other bounties out there to keep you busy.

That's right. There are millions of bounty managers out there. We can work with the one can lead us to win-win, not only care about their benefits. This relation will not lats long> i'm sure.

QueenW

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It is not always the case manager. In most cases, the manager values his reputation and wants the bounty hunters to receive the reward in full. however, developers are not always honest with us.

Refozzblaze

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I don't know why, but it seems you as bounty hunter treated as unfairly. I think it's a natural thing to ask about reward for the work we've done. If the price falls, I don't think the prize hunter is wrong. Because the allocation of tokens for bounty hunters is usually only 1% of the total supply or maybe less than that

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