Topic: Questions for Bounty Hunters - page 3. (Read 1549 times)
when I started taking part in a bounty program, I had never before expected how much I would get paid ... better just do it, but before joining the bounty I did a little research to convince myself that the project was not scam ...
ough I may not be an authority in bounties, but part of the challenges experienced atimes is in reporting of social tasks. If the bounty has a means of automatically tracking the activities of participants and verify and record
I'm doing some research on bounty hunting and I would like any information bounty hunters and campaign managers might be able to offer me. I'm looking for your experiences, earnings successes and failures, experiences with scams and fraudulent projects, your outlook for bounty hunting for the immediate and long term future, etc. Any posts would be appreciated and any information you offer would be held confidential. You can reply in this thread or PM if you prefer. Thanks for any help you can give me.
There are almost no exceptions to the campaigns of some reputable bounty managers. I had a start with the EOZ (Tokensuite) campaign, with no payments. They manage a lot of campaigns but they are not very thorough and clear. I'm working with the bounty manager - sinatrra12 and I also hope to get the reward.
I'm involved in a lot of work to hunt for bonuses. I found success after finishing the bounty accounted for about 30% of what I did. The tokens have risen very high after being traded on the exchange. But I still want people to be patient to participate in the bounty, I have been patiently waiting for nearly 6 months to receive the first money thanks to the bounty. Good luck.
Please can anyone tell me why some bounty hunters sell there hard earning token cheap on a dump market? I keep wondering why such happen at exchange to some bounty hunters
Why? It's very simple! They want to get something for their work. And since these tokens were given to them as a reward, then it seems advisable to get at least some material benefit from them.
Please can anyone tell me why some bounty hunters sell there hard earning token cheap on a dump market? I keep wondering why such happen at exchange to some bounty hunters
You need to learn how to choose promising projects among the scam and participate in them, now it is very important, especially in the bear market.
I'm doing some research on bounty hunting and I would like any information bounty hunters and campaign managers might be able to offer me. I'm looking for your experiences, earnings successes and failures, experiences with scams and fraudulent projects, your outlook for bounty hunting for the immediate and long term future, etc. Any posts would be appreciated and any information you offer would be held confidential. You can reply in this thread or PM if you prefer. Thanks for any help you can give me.
I am a person who likes to review ico and the ongoing project from the many projects that I researched. There are also many who have projects with very cool ideas but at the end of the road they stop and cheat, after I look for it here and I am surprised to see this project, " wow this is amazing too "You can check here https://ico.farasha.care/
the bounty will be held on the 16th of the month
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To have a token in the future without spending big money to invest is joining a campaign, campaign future is not assured to any participant since it will be based on your effort with the team member to reach the soft cap!
Don't expect too much if the bounty hunter is not doing there part effortless.
Don't expect too much if the bounty hunter is not doing there part effortless.
Questions from bounty Hunter now is:
- when is the bounty coming to an end
- Time to distribute token
- when is the token listed and so on
I'm bored with this question, actually this doesn't need to be asked, because information is usually written on a thread. Bounty Hunter is always impatient.- when is the bounty coming to an end
- Time to distribute token
- when is the token listed and so on
this might be because some projects slow down the distribution, and some projects end up scam.
they are like competing to get rid of their tokens. not interesting, and I almost gave up.
I have to agree with you on this, most of the times, you see bounty hunters asking questions that can be found in the thread if they spend just a few minutes to read everything through. If I were managers, I would just delete all these type of participants since they cannot even spend a moment to read the details of projects they want to support.
But yes it can be hard also to keep up with constant project changes,,, so my recommendation is only to stick to one or two projects, keep updated and give all your support to it properly.
you better look for the project itself although bounty manager is also an option for you to look when choosing a good bounty because there are bounty manager that wont be accept any campaign if they found it out that it is not good to handle or there is a signs of scam in the project. There are campaigns that really ends to scam and you should be ready for that if you want to focus on being a bounty hunter.
If you want to earn money here by joining bounty you need to choose the good bounty and do a research about them if they are legit for you to avoid scam later and waste your time and effort by promoting and advertising them
It is necessary to learn to distinguish a scam from ICO that can really enter the market without large losses.
I'm doing some research on bounty hunting and I would like any information bounty hunters and campaign managers might be able to offer me. I'm looking for your experiences, earnings successes and failures, experiences with scams and fraudulent projects, your outlook for bounty hunting for the immediate and long term future, etc. Any posts would be appreciated and any information you offer would be held confidential. You can reply in this thread or PM if you prefer. Thanks for any help you can give me.
It always take a risks and one should understand how to point out good ICO project.
Take initiative to research on the project legitimacy. Be sure to check dev team members, whitepaper and social community were active always.
I'm doing some research on bounty hunting and I would like any information bounty hunters and campaign managers might be able to offer me. I'm looking for your experiences, earnings successes and failures, experiences with scams and fraudulent projects, your outlook for bounty hunting for the immediate and long term future, etc. Any posts would be appreciated and any information you offer would be held confidential. You can reply in this thread or PM if you prefer. Thanks for any help you can give me.
I think all bounties are very good only sometimes the bounty does not give us gifts or give gifts but not as much as what is expected and we better do a bounty according to our strongest feelings and read first the intent and rules of the bounty so that we can get the most and we see how many prizes will be allocated from the manager bounty.
80% of the projects i promoted was scams, some may not end well, some paid but $1or $2 for eight weeks working project. But few were very honest to the call, without any excuse,they paid directly to my eth account. One of the honest company that were so faithful is sether
Questions from bounty Hunter now is:
- when is the bounty coming to an end
- Time to distribute token
- when is the token listed and so on
I'm bored with this question, actually this doesn't need to be asked, because information is usually written on a thread. Bounty Hunter is always impatient.- when is the bounty coming to an end
- Time to distribute token
- when is the token listed and so on
this might be because some projects slow down the distribution, and some projects end up scam.
they are like competing to get rid of their tokens. not interesting, and I almost gave up.
I have been taking part in the bounty since the spring of this year, but seriously started this summer, waiting for the end of the year to sum up. Good luck in your search.
I have been involved in bounty campaigns for almost a year now. For me it was a great opportunity to enter crypto without attachments. At the end of last year and at the beginning of this bounty campaigns was very much, I had somewhere around 10, maybe more. But now there are fewer. I'm doing just a few because I'm looking for the most successful ones, and I'm not fed up to this day, since it brings me benefits.
Questions from bounty Hunter now is:
- when is the bounty coming to an end
- Time to distribute token
- when is the token listed and so on
And they are only active in bounty group, right? A lot of participant only ask about bounty related, I think this is not help their project. If they want success with their project, so do the best for the project. - when is the bounty coming to an end
- Time to distribute token
- when is the token listed and so on
Lot of bounties are scam. Revenues from the bounty are falling, and the amount of time to look for prospective ISO is growing.
Depends on bounty participants, because sometimes they just join without doing research about the project. So for all bounty hunter, I have a suggesstion for you, before joined with the project, imagine you as an investors, learning more, read the whitepaper and roadmap and don't forget to make a research about the project, you should to learning in depth. If you do the best, you will got the best too.That's exactly what I am curious about bounty hunters. I do bounty for 4 months, and now I have receive 3 tokens( DarcMatter, Swace, InterValue). I really want to verify that which is good ICO and which is not. I will make a comment in this topic in the future. This is really useful topic.
Yes, sharing your experienced will help other people, goodluck mate.Jump to: