Is there any ways to avoid non paying bounty campaigns?

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Quote from: jerjer on February 28, 2018, 03:00:43 AM

Hi every one. I just wanna ask if , is there any ways to prevent or minimize the nonpaying bounty campaigns?

I joined a lots of bounty campaigns here on btt recently but I have encountered bounty campaigns never paid the bounty hunters at the end of the campaign period. Not to mention these projects, some of them are now scam, but some of them are now very successful after the campaign, and they forgot to pay their advertisers at the end of the bounty period. As a bounty hunter like me , its very important. Its really pain when you are advertising an ICO for month/months but in the end you got nothing. As of now, I only joined a bounty campaign which handled by bounty manager with good record here.

Unfortunately recently, many projects are cheating and offending bounty hunters. I believe that you need carefully study the project's perspective and see how the developers will interact with users. Perhaps in the future the guarantor will be used to ensure that bounty hunters are guaranteed to receive a reward for the work done.

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Quote from: zander09 on March 02, 2018, 11:00:56 PM

Quote from: lsd400 on March 02, 2018, 10:11:56 PM

Sure most of us here want to avoid it but in reality you can' really. Some individuals just exploit people's trust. You can always do more research before joining though.

I actually join any bounty but some of them are scam and of course i didn't get any pay , actually there are a lot of scam that really work hard to get many investors that's why its hard to find bounty who give payment to all participants.

this is part of being bounty hunters you just need to choose wisely before joining in any bounties here. i also experience few scam project , if you really want to avoid scam project then join only in the camapaign manage by trusted manager here.

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Quote from: jerjer on February 28, 2018, 03:00:43 AM

Hi every one. I just wanna ask if , is there any ways to prevent or minimize the nonpaying bounty campaigns?

I joined a lots of bounty campaigns here on btt recently but I have encountered bounty campaigns never paid the bounty hunters at the end of the campaign period. Not to mention these projects, some of them are now scam, but some of them are now very successful after the campaign, and they forgot to pay their advertisers at the end of the bounty period. As a bounty hunter like me , its very important. Its really pain when you are advertising an ICO for month/months but in the end you got nothing. As of now, I only joined a bounty campaign which handled by bounty manager with good record here.

Quite difficult indeed to know which bounty campaign will pay or not at the end of their ICOs infact this is the most difficult part of bounty hunting, as you have rightly said a reputable bounty manager will be factor to be considered before applying in a bounty campaign.

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Quote from: zander09 on March 02, 2018, 11:00:56 PM

Quote from: lsd400 on March 02, 2018, 10:11:56 PM

Sure most of us here want to avoid it but in reality you can' really. Some individuals just exploit people's trust. You can always do more research before joining though.

I actually join any bounty but some of them are scam and of course i didn't get any pay , actually there are a lot of scam that really work hard to get many investors that's why its hard to find bounty who give payment to all participants.

Me too. I joined some scam bountys and they made me very disappointed. I am doing some surveys and analysis myself to avoid scam one. It means, before deciding to join bounty, that one has to overcome all of my criterias
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Quote from: lsd400 on March 02, 2018, 10:11:56 PM

Sure most of us here want to avoid it but in reality you can' really. Some individuals just exploit people's trust. You can always do more research before joining though.

I actually join any bounty but some of them are scam and of course i didn't get any pay , actually there are a lot of scam that really work hard to get many investors that's why its hard to find bounty who give payment to all participants.

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Sure most of us here want to avoid it but in reality you can' really. Some individuals just exploit people's trust. You can always do more research before joining though.

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I also dont know how to avoid it, but to maximize the reward i joined in many bounty program for article campaign and social media. Some bounty campaign also dont pay me although i have stake there, this I consider to be risk of job.

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You cannot avoid these bounties,because even those bounty managers are being cheated sometimes with these ICOs,that is why there are no assurance that these campaigns will pay your efforts,we need to be careful picking those campaigns to lessen the risk of not getting paid.I personally joining those campaigns where the managers are well known in bitcointalk.

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I look at the principle-the fame of the team, what experience in past companies, what idea, what it is based on, whether this idea is among the leaders at the moment, it is as a field of entertainment, will always be relevant, because people always want to relax!Here are the basic requirements, and there is someone like that!)

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The safer bounty campaigns are those that pay in BTC weekly and have the BTC escrowed. For bounty that pay in altcoin, it is not easy to identify and avoid those projects that don’t pay.

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For me avoiding non paying bounty campaigns means checking two things: rating of ICO and bounty manager. Rating on icobench/icorating should be promising and manager should be very qualified person from this forum like Sylon or Yahoo.

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Try to be carefull when chosing campaign, prefer some campaign manage by proffesional at least he sr member at this forum. And make sure the project it self promising and not scam, cause even though they pay you in the end the token or coin will have no price at all.

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Tell us what the names of such Ico and their bounty managers nicks. This will help to avoid them in the future.

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Often, even the "white" ICO does not fully understand the same token economy. But this is one way or another is the reason for doubt. I think everyone who plans to invest in ICO should understand that this is a risky, albeit profitable, business. The most important thing, in my opinion, is to try to analyze the project on a cold head. The goals and principles of the service should be clear to the user even without much experience in the cryptosphere.

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Quote from: jerjer on February 28, 2018, 03:00:43 AM

Hi every one. I just wanna ask if , is there any ways to prevent or minimize the nonpaying bounty campaigns?

I joined a lots of bounty campaigns here on btt recently but I have encountered bounty campaigns never paid the bounty hunters at the end of the campaign period. Not to mention these projects, some of them are now scam, but some of them are now very successful after the campaign, and they forgot to pay their advertisers at the end of the bounty period. As a bounty hunter like me , its very important. Its really pain when you are advertising an ICO for month/months but in the end you got nothing. As of now, I only joined a bounty campaign which handled by bounty manager with good record here.

The best thing I can think of it's to recommend you to do a better due diligence before getting yourself into a Bounty Campaign.
There are certain Bounty Mananger which are a little bit more picky when it comes about bounties. Try to follow their campaigns.

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There no way you can avoid these non paying bounty campaigns,because even these well known bounty managers sometimes are getting scammed by these developers who are conducting the bounty programs,that best thing to do is to check the credibility of these projects so it will lessen the chance of getting fooled and not getting paid by these people.

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Unfortunately, I do not know much about this, but it seems to me that there is no way to talk about this development, but there is still a risk in crypto-currencies and it will remain as long as there are crypto-currencies, because today it is a wild west

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So ,we have nothing to do is to risk these bounty campaigns. I think the percentage of the non paying bounty campaigns are low as of now, but its still pain once they run after the bounty campaign.

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Read carefully the bounty information and choose the right one. And sometimes we cannot avoid scam bounties. It's just a matter of choosing the best with extra careful.

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Life is filled with risk,you have to accept the loss as a bounty hunters, do your research before joining a bounty campaign,check for the following in no particular order.
1. The project manager in charge of the project,His past track record
2. The % amount allocated for the bounty earning, with this you can speculate your earning at the end of the campaign.
3. The team involve in the project and also the problem theproject is out to solve.

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