Topic: Is signature payment for free (Read 493 times)

I wonder why you joined a signature campaign without understanding how a signature campaign works, where campaign manager get their payment and what's the
purpose of the signature campaign, everything is written on all the signature campaigns you're joining the rules, the minimum number of posts, the platform you are promoting, and how and when you will get paid, the manager will take you off the list of participants if you do not know what and how you're going to promote the project that's paying you to promote in your signature profile.
Unusual for a full member to ask this kind of question, but the answers coming from the community will enlighten us all.

Keep on participating in the forum and try be helpful to members whenever you can. Eventually you'll earn the merit and have the activity you need to reach Legendary. At that point it's possible to earn 3x what you can earn with your current rank. Make sure you aren't posting jibberish and try to be active on multiple boards.

In the past, obtaining 1 Bitcoin required less than an hour of mining, which is an amount that is now sufficient for advertisements for about a year.  some of these projects are for people who obtained Bitcoin early, and advertising in the forum is the best way to promote their services, especially gambling services. number of visits and views on the forum is very large.
My signature campaign gets a portion of the income from the referral links they provide within the service, so they get the money and give us a portion of it.Mixer campaigns were charging a (2-5)% fee on each transaction.

Campaign managers doesn't own the campaign, they are only managing it for the organization that employed them to do so, the organization is fully responsible in making funds available to the campaign manager to be able to disburse to other participants of their campaign, just imagine if you are interested in making an advertisement for your service, you will have at hand the money you have budgeted for that purpose, that is exactly how it applies here also.


The forum isn't the one paying you, the campaigning organization are the ones responsible for paying, all you do is to wear their signature and avatar to get paid by then after they might have selected you for participation.

Just like a normal company, they've got managers assigned to the job to check everything running smoothly and what the company needs as for the marketing. And with that, the company is the one that funds the campaign and the manager budgets it. For each campaign managers, they're not the same and they've got their own standards on who's the one they feel and think they need based on the campaign and company's need to advertise them.

Why don't you answer instead of me? What I have posted is my personal opinion and I believe it's too common and obvious thing where the funds come from. Do you think these companies regenerate too much money from the Bitcoin advertisement? I don't think so. Not every company is here to get traffic from this forum but some others are here to announce their presence and build a reputation by spending money so that users can trust their service. The companies have their strategy which we won't understand. I have answered all his three questions and criticized him as well. If you believe I am castigating OP, then it is.

If a business is profitable then spending a few thousand dollars a week to advertise is a worthwhile expenditure. Some of the casinos which run campaigns on Bitcointalk already have sponsorship deals with A-list celebrities and influencers. What they spend on this forum is just a drop in the bucket by comparison.

Previously there was mixers advertising here who infamously had North Korea's Lazarus Group amongst their customers. Successful businesses have good reason to advertise on Bitcointalk. They are getting direct exposure to their target demographics as well as backlinks and organic content which is beneficial for search engine optimization.

Can you in tabular form analyze who do campaign regenerate funds for payment of their participants, it may obvious that you don't how campaigns get their funds to pay you, someone asked a meaningful question instead of you to give a hint of how people working in signatures get paid so that op will understand but you are busy castigated op, its improper what you don't know the solution you have to keep quite let people that knows it give a positive answer and you learn from there.

Forget about how much time you have spent on the forum. You have asked some questions which your common sense could answer. A question like how the campaign managers get the funds that they pay to the participants and questions like where the funds coming from is ridiculous. Your other question is what the source of the signature campaign funds is ridiculous too. Would you ask the same question to a company like Samsung? What is their income source?

Now, If I answer your question: The campaign managers get the funds from the companies they work for. The fund is coming from the company itself. The company's income source is its own business. I guess all those answers are just common enough that everyone should know and they don't have to create threads to ask these questions.

I am having a hard time understanding you because of your bad English, no offense intended.

It is worth mentioning that i don't think a member is under 'contract' when they are hired by a campaign manager into a campaign, this is because the campaign managers always reserve the right to deny you payment or stop the campaign at anytime, they could also remove you from the campaign, even without notice, so in my honest opinion, i would not call it a contract. Signature campaigns is just advertisement, you promote a project through your posts and they pay you for it.

This forum is the home base for Bitcoin and everything related to it. Everything else you see, such as signatures, prize contests, and various promotional campaigns, are just additional features that this forum offers. So don't look at Bitcointalk through signature campaigns, they are only a small part of the ecosystem here.

The system of paid signature campaigns itself, at most, made Bitcoin possible as a simple and anonymous means of payment. This is perhaps the most important difference compared to some other popular but non-crypto forums.

Why are you so mad at the question? It’s not a stupid question. I think OP just wants to know all the facts before joining signature campaigns. A full member is just a rank shy away from a newbie, he’s still learning how the forum works. Remember when there some companies that were advertising here shut down last year. Some members were concerned if they were going to be asked to refund moneys they were paid for promoting the said service.

Very important to be well grounded with relevant information about the company you are promoting and what their standings are here in the forum, many times, some signature campaign members have run into one case or the other because of the company they accept to promote and what becomes the resultant effects of their clients, this is most likely the reason why those accounts that you mentioned got tagged in the first place.

Since members of the forum are not the direct owners of those companies being advertised in the profile, that separate him from every form liabilities that the company may incur, so if anything goes wrong with the company, the forum member is expected to disassociate himself from that company by dropping their signature, but if he continues to wear that signature despite being warned, it means that red tag to serve as warning to other is most appropriate at that point.

For my own little understanding about the Bitcointalk signature campaign is a contact given to the a person which they do call them campaign manager that the second in command of the campaign, so this is how it works you are been pay for your corporate when posting that’s advertising there product like betting websites so mean you write to earn your pay…..

Like others have said, wearing signature is a means of advertising for the company and you get paid for promoting the service. Read this thread; How does signature Campaign Sponsors make their money

It’s important that you research the service you wish to promote so you don’t end up advertising a scam project. I remember some accounts were tagged because they joined a certain scam casino campaign.

The simple answer to your question is they obey free market laws. They want to spend money on campaigns because they did some research and the money turns into positive traffic on their sites. If they had no inflow of users, there would be no need for advertising on the forum.

I started doing this many years ago and at first I thought that these campaigns aren't going to last long. It's a year or 2 ahead of me and then it's over, but I was wrong.

They aren't going to request money back and even if they did you have the right to decline, since you did your job. They aren't paying you because they expect you to get bring them new people, or profit. They are asking you to wear a signature and post on the forum and that's what you do. The task is performed and the money is paid.

The projects running the campaign provides the funds for the campaign, no manager uses his money to launched a campaign unless the manager is also the owner of the project so you don't need to be scared as the campaign funds is always covered weekly by the projects that launched their campaign on the forum. Some campaign escrow their campaign funds with the managers for several weeks or months while other campaign pay weekly directly to the participants of the campaign.


When you join a campaign, you're advertising a company ads on your signature space so you're promoting that projects and your promotion brings direct sales of whatever goods or services that they're rendering. While on other occasions your promotion gets their ads to bring popularity to the project and make their brand more known which benefits the project. They're paying you to promote them and that's why you get paid for what you wrote on the forum.


You were hired to work and after you work you deserve to be paid, nobody can ask you to return the funds you work for unless you were over paid. You can only be asked for a refund when you didn't do your work properly and the manager made a mistake to pay you but provided you did your job excellently as the campaigns demanded, you don't owe anybody a refund.

First of all, please move your thread to the Service Discussion Board. It doesn't belong to the Bitcoin discussion board anyway. However, each signature campaign has rules, and the company assigns a manager on their behalf in case they don't want to handle it by themselves. So the manager applies some criteria to accept participants and assigns them accordingly. Of course, the company monitors the manager to see if they are working as promised. So at the end of the week, managers handle post counts and make payments accordingly. So everything is setup here; no confusion.

This thread is no where close to Bitcoin discussion thread. It is best fit for service discussion. The next fitting board after service discussion is Meta.

It will be more understandable and clear if OP sees signature campaign as an advertisement. If he sees it as something else apart from advertisement, it will lead to more misunderstanding. If I am paid to advertise a particular product, after advertising the product, will I be asked to return the money I used in advertising? There's nothing difficult to understand about signature campaign. The only valid question I will entertain from a newbie is how signature campaign benefits the projects using it and not how projects like casinos raise funds.

Not everyone in the forum knows where service board is, if you don't calm down and looked at the forum you will not understand exactly the system of forum, my main aim to come forum is to know bitcoin and I consistently reading post in bitcoin discussion and trading boards all posts that relates with bitcoin, unless someone brought you to the forum and information all the necessary things you need to know before you can know that service board is a place you make a post and get paid.

I rather continue to ask a question of what I don't know than beating around the corner, most of us will be adamant without making their obligations to be visible.
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thank you..its your advice that motivate me more in the forum, if everyone is like you in the forum many people will ginger up to do better in the forum, your first advice makes to remember my past and will continue to be grateful to you until I leave this forum, your advice is memory to me.