Topic: Is it normal to wait for 6 months for a bounty reward? - page 103. (Read 6985 times)
It's a long time to wait for payments for half of the year. If this is a good bounty, then the coins were paid no later than 2 months after the end of the ICO.
I think 6 months a very long long time, from experience and reading from different members, long lasting bounties doesn't have much rewards compare to the short ones, because the longer it last, the more people will join and lesser reward you get for your hard work.
I think it is too long. When the bounty campaign ends the distribution of tokens takes 1-2 months only 6 months is too long for that. You should talk to the admins and their manager and if they didn't give you time of what month they will exactly distribute the token then maybe it is a scam
six months of course is a long time. but if you are confident in the company and have analyzied it well before participating in it, then I think that there should not be problems. there are also longtimed bounties
Is better to wait long for campaigns, as such campaigns turn out to be real and not like the normal scams that come on board.
For various reasons, projects can be delayed with payments. Some pay a year, but this is an exception to the rule. Typically, the distribution of bonuses is faster. So that chance remains, but he is small.
6 months is too long. What I know most about ico before distributing is takes long 2-3 months. I think that campaign what you've join is scam, but don't be sad. Because there's other campaigns is legit.
Now there are really a lot of complaints about the ICO teams. Recently, they generally want what they want, and they do, given that under conditions of joining, they indicate that the ICO team can at any time change the order and conditions of the generosity campaign. This actually means the complete lack of rights of participants in the campaign of generosity. Any conditions and order of payment and its size varies at its discretion, so even paying tokens in six or more months can become the norm. We need regulation of this ICO process by the state or public bodies.
I think it's too long, at least 2-3 months is enough
You have probably be scammed in that bounty campaign, why dont you post the link of that bounty campaign in here? it would be good to know the details.
6 months for a reward? LMAO, that is huge.
6 months for a reward? LMAO, that is huge.
Most of us join bounty campaigns because it is one of the means for us to get coins. I just want to verify how many of us have experienced waiting for a long period of time to get our coins. Don't get me wrong, i do trust the managers and what they say. And, most of them give valid reasons why it'll take that long for them to distribute the rewards. In average, how long do you receive your coins after a bounty campaign?
I think it depends on the project management of his campaign's bounty, if his team ICO is still not give bounty paid then nothing can be done except wait for him, and I think if you wait up to 6 months seems very normal because I've experienced getting paid bounty after more than 1 year.
Initially, it is too long.
But, we also don't know the exact mechanism of that ICO why they don't send yet the reward to the bounty hunters.
However, do they tell you why and when exactly? Do you ensure that it is not a scam? If the announcement is clear, never worry about it, just be patient and wise for the distribution.
But, we also don't know the exact mechanism of that ICO why they don't send yet the reward to the bounty hunters.
However, do they tell you why and when exactly? Do you ensure that it is not a scam? If the announcement is clear, never worry about it, just be patient and wise for the distribution.
6 months is already a long run for just the bounty rewards. Maybe that just happened because the team have problem with their project and I guess you just have to wait and understand there reason on why they will issue your reward in 6 months
Lol its not normal to wait your bounty for 6 months its ridiculous you work for it and you should receive your reward in an agreed time of payments theres no reason for developers to hold bounty unless team are scam and irresponsible people.
Most of us join bounty campaigns because it is one of the means for us to get coins. I just want to verify how many of us have experienced waiting for a long period of time to get our coins. Don't get me wrong, i do trust the managers and what they say. And, most of them give valid reasons why it'll take that long for them to distribute the rewards. In average, how long do you receive your coins after a bounty campaign?
I am sure there are bounties that pay that long to their participants, and I was even included in one bounty, but I'm not sure if that is normal. that is way to long to wait it sounded like a scam already.
Bounty is the promotion of a new ICO and you get the bounty rewards after the ICO over but the promotion start even before Pre-ICO sale and rewards depends upon the time of closing of ICO. Some ICO achieve their targets early and some extend their date to achieve their targets. You always get rewards after ICO end normally.
This not normal. Coins are paid 1 month after the ICO. A maximum of 2 months. I was paid coins on average in 1 month.
6 months it's a long time to discuss the project, the project is usually the longest 3 to 4 months until payment. And when the project was pushed back it just backs off for a few weeks. It will be meaningless if waiting for old projects and in the end did not get paid for these projects turned out to be a scam
It often happens that they promise to pay for a long time but do not pay at all, most likely this is fraudulent if it was not originally agreed by the bounty manager that the payments will be delayed.
Most of the bounty campaigns pay within 2 weeks after ico, some teams pay within 30 days, while the campaigns that are delaying the bounty rewards are rare, just like belugapay that will pay 50% of bounty reward after 6 months and remaining 50% after 12 months which is not a good method to pay bounty members i think.
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