Topic: Why did Primedice signature campaign closed down? (Read 1223 times)
Primedice stopped its signature campaign due to lots of spams from members to boost their post count. So glad that it's stopped and restructued now, at least we will see less spam in the next days
PrimeDice is already extremely famous here, and so they probably realized they no longer need such a big campaign. 
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I think they had some problems with the site. Some people said they were cheated and Stunna confirmed there was a bug and some of those people should have won.
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too high payouts - 35 bitcoins last time, and nothing indicating it was going to lower.
Also quality of posts from some users was an issue, according to Stunna, so he cut lower ranks and part of the seniors.
Also quality of posts from some users was an issue, according to Stunna, so he cut lower ranks and part of the seniors.
I with my 4 "friends" or other accounts? hah 
The primedice signature campaign is not closed but has been restructured.
The primedice campaign had grown very large and, in my opinion, was being exploited by a lot of people who posted very low quality posts that were not going to be read.
So Stunna restructured the program. The sponsor was paying out 35 bitcons a month and the new primedice site allowed referrals. What the sponsor did was shift from paying people for every post they made to encouraging them to use the referral system. That is more of a partnership and cannot be abused as easily as the sponsor only pays for the users he gets rather than by how much someone posts.
Most other signature campaigns limit the total number of users, primedice was great in that it allowed most anyone to join. I was sorry to see the golden goose get killed but totally understand the reason why.
Good Luck!
The primedice campaign had grown very large and, in my opinion, was being exploited by a lot of people who posted very low quality posts that were not going to be read.
So Stunna restructured the program. The sponsor was paying out 35 bitcons a month and the new primedice site allowed referrals. What the sponsor did was shift from paying people for every post they made to encouraging them to use the referral system. That is more of a partnership and cannot be abused as easily as the sponsor only pays for the users he gets rather than by how much someone posts.
Most other signature campaigns limit the total number of users, primedice was great in that it allowed most anyone to join. I was sorry to see the golden goose get killed but totally understand the reason why.
Good Luck!
Today I saw Primedice closed its signature campaign for Members and Full Members.I with 4 of my friends were thinking of joining the campaign.But why did they close suddenly after running for almost 1 year?
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