Topic: Is there a place in the world you could live like a king via sig campaigns? (Read 7657 times)

in the OP's post, he compared the chipmixer participants' earnings ($1k - $1.5k) at that time not to the members earning under $1k.

I don't know which country you are from, but I think you are from South Asia. Based on data, South Asian countries have a low cost of living, but it all depends on the lifestyle of each person because many people earn $1k/month in countries with a low cost of living it is even more difficult because of their very high lifestyle.

"King" it's just a term, which describes someone who earns a living from signature campaigns and I have to be honest, with my weekly earnings on the campaigns I'm currently participating in, that's more than enough for me.

I read a story of how some immigrants from some North and South American countries embark on very risky journeys to get to the US in search of better opportunities. One of these illegal immigrant that was interviewed by CNN was a Venezuelan professor. I was surprised when she told the press that her salary as a professor at a university was $16 per month. Immediately I began to appreciate what we earn from campaign. What I earn from my current campaign will be enough for me to take off a family of four comfortably. All I have to do is to ensure that I focus on basic needs and shun spending on luxury.

You can read the story about the Venezuelan professor using the link:
https://edition.cnn.com/2023/04/15/americas/darien-gap-migrants-colombia-panama-whole-story-cmd-intl/index.html

This condition has actually been discussed from the beginning because it depends on the conditions where you live,
If you live in a developed country such as the US or other countries then indeed $400-$600 will not be able to support your life for one month but on the other hand when you live where the country is still said to be developing such as in some Asian and African countries I think it is quite adequate.
Although it cannot be said to be a king, but with the condition of income from that much signature it is enough to support a small family there. And indeed there are some facts that prove it and one of them is me who feels it because I live in a developing country which of course $400 is still left for me and my family's living expenses for one month. On the other hand, we also know that signature campaigning is not good if it is used as a main job so it is only good for part-time which makes it better because apart from us getting the principal from the rl work done we can also increase the injection of funds from this signature campaign.

You are asking too many questions Sithara007 and not providing enough answers, and even your framing of the questions and your assumptions contained therein do not seem to be correct because many of us realize that there are a variety of ways to live within your means and the cost of living differs around the world and the definition of living like a king might be whether or not you are feeling that you can live well, and maybe questioning how much work that you have to do (whether it is merely a signature campaign or other kinds of work) in order to be able to live within your means and to even have enough of a safety cushion in your finances in order to feel that you are sustainable in your finances and you are not having to worry about those kinds of things. 

Sure, one man's idea of "living like a king" is not going to be the same as another guy's idea, and surely even from my way of thinking, the way that The Sceptical Chymist had framed the OP seemed quite contrary to my conception of "living like a king" since he had framed the idea of living with 4 other guys in a kind of sharing of the expenses way.. which seems disastrous to the various ways that "living like a king" could be achieved under those kinds of circumstances of 5 guys living together and would all of them potentially have perceptions of "living like a king" or not?  Probably not.  So there are some aspects of the hypothetical that seems to be in tension and not very realistic, but still if we attempt to grapple with some of the variations of the hypothetical, there still can be a lot of meat there that allows for any of us to consider what it might be like to move from one part of the world to another (presumably moving from an area with a higher cost of living to an area with a lower cost of living and therefore being able to take advantage of the less expensiveness in living in another part of the world).

Agreed your thought totally it depend on which area someone live. Because in all the developed countries, it is not possible to do anything with 300-600 dollars. And there are some countries where everything has to be obtained by spending more money. On the other hand there are some third world countries who can lead their lives smoothly.
Europe, America or some of the Middle East countries are more expensive for leading daily life where $600 is not sufficient. But some third world countries that will be healthy amount even after spending much, extra money can be kept as savings.

I think this is truly depends on which countries you are talking about. I am from an Asian country and I can relate with OP. Based on the information there, he's talking about the bonus and all the other thing you get for the best poster on the campaign. Pretty much sums up close to $300. If not, let's just take half of it, means $150. So in a month you get $600. In my local currency, that is over 60,000 tk. If you want a decent apartment, you will need 10k from it. And fancy one comes with 20k+
So you are still left with more than 40k. All the other expenses could cost you around 10-15k
You are left with 20k+ every month. So yes, based on from where you are, you can live like a "king". You can have a pretty good savings too. And let me tell you, it is not a very basic hand-to-mouth existence.

How much can you earn from the sig campaigns per month? As per my rough estimates, the maximum you can earn is around $400 to $600. Forget about living like a "King", you can't even have a decent standard of living with this much money. Inflation is in double digits and you need at least $2,000 per month after taxes to have a comfortable lifestyle. And I am talking about living comfortably, and not about living like a "King". On the other hand, if you are OK with a very basic hand-to-mouth existence, the I guess $400-600 per month should be enough.

That's certainly an interesting question. I mean, it's not uncommon for people to dream about escaping their current situation and living a luxurious lifestyle. And you're right, the cost of living does vary greatly from country to country.

I think it's possible that $1500 per week could allow five people to live comfortably in some parts of the world. However, it really depends on where you're looking. There are countries with a lower cost of living, but you also have to consider the quality of life and the safety of the area.

As for the citizenship question, that's a whole other topic. Each country has its own citizenship requirements and processes. It's not something that can be easily summarized in a single answer.

In terms of earning bitcoin on the forum, there are certainly people who have made a decent living off of it. But it's not something that's guaranteed or sustainable in the long term. Finally, it's important to have a backup plan and not rely solely on forum earnings.

If i truly knows how to control myself and got disciplined in many areas then i should be able to make an adaptive leaving anywhere i go since I've dealt well with other challenges that could cause a set back for me and the entire family that depends on me, there's no amount of something you could have that will always be enough, the more reason i do say that, we first take good care of ourselves first before others joins us doing so.

Overall, I do not disagree with the point that you are making EarnOnVictor, which is that the amount of work that is required from a signature campaign may well be relatively low, and not require a lot of time to achieve the requirements.

However, I believe that you are incorrect in the way that you describe what is meant by passive income.

You should not feel alone, since frequently passive income is NOT described very accurately.. and of course, there are more pure forms of passive income and then other kinds of income that are "kind of like" passive income.

I would suggest that largely passive income should be considered something in which you do not have to do any work in order to receive it.. except maybe just keep track of it and move it around, but there are not any requirements on you in order to receive it.  The best kinds of passive income would be ones that flow from assets that you already own.

Signature campaigns are not passive becuae they require you to post, and there may be some other requirements from time to time, even if the requirements are not very onerous, relatively speaking.


Personally, I do agree with you that there is some value to try to earn more money during your prime earning years, if you are able to do that, and so frequently there is a certain level of ambition that a lot of people have is to build enough wealth in order that later down the road, they will not have to work as much. Of course, each of us comes to differing kinds of decisions in regards to how to spend our time in terms of building ourselves or even if we are able to build our marketable skills or if we want to try to earn money versus trying to be happy in other kinds of pursuits.

And, of course, the starting points for each of us is different too, and so from where we start will affect some of the resources that we are able to draw upon, and some people are more capable of figuring out good fits for themselves and others have regrets later in life in regards to the choices that they had made - there may well be some difficulties to earn money later in life if you have not either gained marketable skills or have not been able to accumulate capital (or sure some people already have capital from the start, so they might not have any of those kinds of wealth accumulation dilemmas.. but they still might have wealth maintenance and wealth preservation dilemmas, perhaps?). 

For sure they took a lot of time to decide, since if you compare the minimum wage of a person here in my country, the payment is much better than the actual jobs (of course not the minimum wages job). If you think of it, signature campaigns is already a thing in the forum for a long time. You'll just need to contribute and follow the rules and you can actually do this at home, anywhere. And the good side here is you are paid weekly incase you meed funds urgently even not the big amount importantly you already have funds. In my opinion, sig campaign could be considered as part time job than a long term job. Especially if you have family to support in some country it might be big but here it can only a support a single person. But this campaign gives a lot of opportunity to people even an unplayed person could have a money sources.

My take is that we should always advance to maximize every opportunity at our disposal. Internet income should be majorly perceived as a passive income unless a sustainable and substantial amount is made from it which the person must have seen as a career. For example, a signature campaign earning, I believe should be passive as a lot of spare time would still be available. For this, I see no reason why anyone should not effectively utilize their hours of the day so that their talents and skills could earn them better.

It could be a paid job, investment, or small business (it doesn't matter) that could be reliably called a career. What matters is that at least 10 hours of the day should be channelled to what basically earns for you by utilizing your potential.

In my country now a nice one bedroom apartment goes for about $200 USD and food is very cheap as well here. Someone making $1000+ a month from a signature campaign can live a very good life.

Now Sinbad is back with the launch of a new Sig and this is almost equal to Chipmixer payouts with the highest ranking category will earn $10/per post and maximum 30/post per week which means in 1 month they can earn $1200/month.

Since this was an April fools situation there were a few users who weren't sure but in a sense this is quite true due to the stiffer competition for mixers as well so that Sinbad raised the rate higher to attract the attention of good users.

For those who live in the Asian region with a salary of $ 1000 + / month, that is already very high and you can say a king especially in the Indonesian region. 

As a fellow resident in Southeast Asia, I could say that figure is already decent enough as someone working in regular industries such as teaching and other office works. Personally, I haven't been on those high paying signature campaigns, but joining even those who pays $400 a month is already enough for me to sustain my daily needs as an individual of course, but if I have a family with 3 kids, that's not enough to pay for all the expenses, considering there are also utilities such as water, electric and internet.

Having a stable job is really a go to when you are still working as a temporary signature promoter, even if I happened to be a member of high paying signature campaigns, I would still continue working on a regular day to day job for the sake of having extra money just in case.

People who leave their jobs for the sake of signatures on this forum must have thought things through carefully, especially those who are already married, of course the decision they choose is considered better.
indeed doing something like this is a little risky, but keep in mind that work still always has risks and pluses and minuses.

The risk that must be faced by people who make the decision to leave their job for a signature campaign is when the signature stops and it is difficult to enter another signature.
even though I've never been to a signature campaign, I'm sure that if a member of this forum can work on a signature campaign once, it usually doesn't take long if there is another vacancy in another signature, they're usually immediately hired. (if members of this forum continue to improve the quality of their posts and the number of merits is quite large)

and the risk that must be faced by a person who has a permanent job is being expelled because of a reduction in employees due to reduced income to the company, or because of the employee's poor performance.
indeed working in a company where there is rarely a mass reduction of employees or employees are fired.

but the real proof is yesterday when the Covid 19 outbreak was rampant. Many companies in Indonesia are reducing employees.

Sumber : www.cnnindonesia.com/ekonomi/20221116181221-92-874714/jumlah-terbaru-karyawan-kena-phk-79316-orang/amp

so I think a signature campaign or permanent job, all of them have their advantages and disadvantages.

Just like living in a developing country, and I'm still relatively new to this forum and I'm very happy that you seniors can live with the results from here, so I can have an idea later when my ranking is high I can be like you.

Yes, you're right, 300$ per week to live in Indonesia is so big, you can use it for various things there, rent a house, buy clothes and necessities of life, and set aside part of it for saving, but for lifestyle it's a different story and single in Jakarta by adjusting to the lifestyle there, it might not be left over, there are many cities in Indonesia with a standard cost of living there but you can live comfortably.

Of course, everyone's situation is going to be different in terms of what they are doing with the time that is freed by their ability to quit their job, and if a job is fulfilling and perhaps allowing you to learn and build marketable skills, then that would be a good use of time, so I would agree with a premise that merely quitting one job and putting that effort into a signature campaign may or may not allow for the building of skills if ONLY just creating a few meaningless posts on the internet - yet there are likely some members who are able to figure out ways to network more and to build more skills and maybe even look for more paid gigs... gigs that are paid similarly, if not more than the work that they had been doing, so anyone who is able to get paid more for working less would likely be wise to take advantage of such opportunities because they would otherwise be able to use the time that they save in various kinds of better use of their time and perhaps even building skills. or looking for work...   

One of the problems in having regular jobs that might not pay well is that they can take a lot of the free time of anyone and even zap energy in such ways that the person does not have the time or the energies to even look for better paid work.. so they end up continually being trapped in low paid jobs and maybe not even having opportunties to develop their own skills or to engage in the kinds of activities that give them pleasures and even might motivate them.

Surely some of the advantages of in person jobs is the ability to meet other people and to network, but some kinds of jobs might not provide those kinds of benefits, so in that regards anyone who is trading their time or quitting their job might also consider whether their current jobs are giving them any benefits and might they be able to get those kinds of benefits, similar benefits or even better benefits in other ways... without having to spend a lot of time and energies and even having to possibly prepare to go to work and to commute can be time consuming and draining, too.

Your statement is very related to the reality. I live in a developing country and it's really worth the income from the signature campaign, but that was 4 years ago. I took a break from 2020 and have just started the last year because I see that there are still many  members and bounty participants who are enthusiastic about the campaign.

Highlight the main topic of the OP and your statement, meaning if you want to live in a country like a king via a signature campaign, then live in a developing country which has many wonderful islands to visit.