WILL Bounty campaigns Ever Keep to their Rules and Regulations - page 8.

SquallLeonhart

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Quote from: trauchot on November 04, 2019, 03:42:20 AM

Unfortunately, now there are a lot of bounty companies that at the very end begin to change some rules or simply cut the bounty pool or don’t pay bounty tokens tokens at all for various reasons, but fortunately there are bounty companies that pay bounty hunters without any problems.

We still have some companies with reputation, they are only being affected by these bad projects that are more than them, so people generally judge those projects too by not seeing the good in them because of the bitterness they have all bottled up in mind about these terrible projects that don’t keep to their regulations and also hurting bounty hunters concerning their work to them.

This change of regulation is what usually make me ask these team several questions at every stage of my work as regard changing their regulation on their Instagram group, so I get them to make commitment thereby assuring that their regulation would not be changed because of you ask the project manager, he would not answer, better to ask openly on the telegram page.

Mame89

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The current conditions are really far different from the ico phase in 2017, where at that time the accuracy and consequences of the campaign regulations made by the bounty manager can be trusted. Only now do prize hunters often feel disappointed with wages that are not commensurate with what campaign participants have done.

Omega Weapon

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Quote from: TheBusstop on October 18, 2019, 05:35:54 PM

Can we ever have a bounty campaign that stick to its Rules from the beginning to the end of the campaign. can that ever be possible just like the old days. bounty campaigns of early 2017 use to plead with participates. Ran a bounty of 3 weeks without any additional weeks. maintained a fixed number of token or pay amount without altering the total pay budget. stick to their rules of paying immediately at the stipulated time. Most of these projects are successful and remains top notch.

The truth about New projects these days is none of them are real. all are fake and copy cats. Knows that they have nothing to offer. they are just after the Money. if they are fortunate to raise the money, fine business starts. but if not;everything scrap to the scratch. it all depends on the money. money first. once it is realized, they do everything possible to protect the money not the project. from the project CEO to CEO. to the legal team and the rest.
Bounty participants are the LEAST in the list of Payment. before you join that bounty. Make sure you have the free time and won't regret in case target was not met.

It seems you can see the market for what it is but for some reason you are unable to accept it, those days are gone and it does not matter how much you want them to comeback it does not make any difference, the only person you can control is yourself and when there are so many projects that do not fulfil their promises to the ones that made their project a success and they have no problem stealing from them then there is only one solution and that is to never participate in bounties again.

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The rules are not meant to be kept by the makers but to be kept by others. You see a lot project keep changing the rules to suit them but a participant mistakenly faulting one rule never receives mercy.

xiboothrezi

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Quote from: XCANA on November 06, 2019, 03:14:46 PM

Although keeping to rules in this context is NO because they will always write that; we reserve the right to adjust the rules now or after. With this particular clause, they can act strange after the bounty end. These are their tactics to eliminate many hunters from getten their tokens after the campaign. Have worked with different projects and found out that, many of them want free advertisements from gullible bounty hunters.

This is the current dilemma. This situation cannot be compared to previous years, especially in 2017 where all aspects of cryptocurrency reached its peak, many successful projects without drama, thus bringing a positive impact on the bounty. The opposite is happening right now, many projects fail and don't reach their targets because of the bad season, only some of the bounties are truly successful, the rest always ends in tragic drama. Well, we have to understand that as a risk.
Rules are rules, like it or not we have to obey them. So it is important to choose a competent bounty manager so that it is not easy to change the rules without regard to the bounty hunter's rights.

zhengqi

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I wouldn't participate in a bounty with too little pay. But at the same time, I would not advise joining the bounty with too high a reward. Because if a team allocates a huge amount of coins for the bounty it is not serious.

Chicky213

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That is the challenge bounty hunters face every now and then. Project owners treating hunters like beggers after campaign ends and some bounty managers are terrible too. Some projects will introduce KYC after campaign just to reduce the number of eligible participants.

XCANA

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Although keeping to rules in this context is NO because they will always write that; we reserve the right to adjust the rules now or after. With this particular clause, they can act strange after the bounty end. These are their tactics to eliminate many hunters from getten their tokens after the campaign. Have worked with different projects and found out that, many of them want free advertisements from gullible bounty hunters.

supercanada1

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Sorry to hear that, mate but every projects might need some adjustments sometimes. You never know what's going through inside the project itself. Could be having some conflicts sometimes and they need to resolve it by those adjustments. Supposedly that they aren't getting enough fund from the investors, they have the rights to change the rules or flow of the project but not fully terminate the project without any little compensation for the works done.

There is nothing bad with making few adjustments for the betterment of program itself and the investors. But these changes do leave the participants in doubt and o be very honest, the start of every bubble is this, a few adjustments in the name of improvements. In order to stay safe, it is required to do some homework. Even after that, no big investments should be risked anyway.

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Quote from: Bitbtc8 on November 05, 2019, 10:23:40 AM

If the bounty campaign is managed by bounty managers like Arteezy or Bubbalex then you will not face any rules adjustment, they are very careful with rules they set in the first place but few times bounty can be extended but alas you will always get paid

these managers really do their job very high quality and the projects which they choose - very often show good results in their development in the market

doomistake

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I'm afraid not.

Most of the bounties nowadays often do these, changing the rules, changing the allocated token, and the worst of them all is the KYC process. We can't oppose them since they are the boss, we are mere slaves who are after their money therefore we tend to follow everything they say for them to give our bounties we are worthy to have by supporting their ICO or project since the beginning.

2017 is the year of bounties (pleas take me back) and 2019 is the year of Bitcoin signature campaign.

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Quote from: Bitbtc8 on November 05, 2019, 10:23:40 AM

If the bounty campaign is managed by bounty managers like Arteezy or Bubbalex then you will not face any rules adjustment, they are very careful with rules they set in the first place but few times bounty can be extended but alas you will always get paid

Bounty managers such as yahoo62278, Arteezy, Bubbalex, Wapinter and deadley have good reputation around here. But at the same time, they are just bounty managers. They can ensure that the tokens are paid on time and they are paid as per the conditions decided earlier. And I have to say that in many cases, a lot of people blame the bounty managers for no fault of theirs.

What we need to remember here is that the tokens that we receive from a bounty campaign will be worthless if the project fails. In many cases, the promoters will just collect the funds and then vanish without a trace. Both the investors and the bounty hunters will be left with some worthless tokens in their ERC-20 address, which are good for nothing.

Bitbtc8

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If the bounty campaign is managed by bounty managers like Arteezy or Bubbalex then you will not face any rules adjustment, they are very careful with rules they set in the first place but few times bounty can be extended but alas you will always get paid

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Quote from: TheBusstop on October 18, 2019, 05:35:54 PM

Can we ever have a bounty campaign that stick to its Rules from the beginning to the end of the campaign. can that ever be possible just like the old days. bounty campaigns of early 2017 use to plead with participates. Ran a bounty of 3 weeks without any additional weeks. maintained a fixed number of token or pay amount without altering the total pay budget. stick to their rules of paying immediately at the stipulated time. Most of these projects are successful and remains top notch.

The truth about New projects these days is none of them are real. all are fake and copy cats. Knows that they have nothing to offer. they are just after the Money. if they are fortunate to raise the money, fine business starts. but if not;everything scrap to the scratch. it all depends on the money. money first. once it is realized, they do everything possible to protect the money not the project. from the project CEO to CEO. to the legal team and the rest.
Bounty participants are the LEAST in the list of Payment. before you join that bounty. Make sure you have the free time and won't regret in case target was not met.

It seems like you already understand the scheme like this. yes, indeed. the ico or ieo team must collect as many funds as possible in advance to get a good ending. if not, or get only a few of the targets, they consider it a failure and no longer care about the development of the project, do not care about investors who have helped, do not care about the participants who also helped. it feels unfair because in my opinion it is a one-sided decision.

tambok

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Not every bounty will keep their rules, they can extend it wherever they want, they can stop it anytime, they may choose to require KYC when they suspect that their is malicious or fraud happened, they can delay the distribution, they can do it and there is nothing we can do, as it is their duty to protect their coins/token projects, and we should just follow it and not to complain all over again.

masterrex

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Quote from: TheBusstop on October 18, 2019, 05:35:54 PM

Can we ever have a bounty campaign that stick to its Rules from the beginning to the end of the campaign. can that ever be possible just like the old days. bounty campaigns of early 2017 use to plead with participates. Ran a bounty of 3 weeks without any additional weeks. maintained a fixed number of token or pay amount without altering the total pay budget. stick to their rules of paying immediately at the stipulated time. Most of these projects are successful and remains top notch.

The truth about New projects these days is none of them are real. all are fake and copy cats. Knows that they have nothing to offer. they are just after the Money. if they are fortunate to raise the money, fine business starts. but if not;everything scrap to the scratch. it all depends on the money. money first. once it is realized, they do everything possible to protect the money not the project. from the project CEO to CEO. to the legal team and the rest.
Bounty participants are the LEAST in the list of Payment. before you join that bounty. Make sure you have the free time and won't regret in case target was not met.

Base on my previous experiences comparing before and today some bounty campaigns are still following its own rules, like Gold Stablecoin bounty campaign that i'm wearing, they are honestly followed its own rules and paid its participants accordingly without delays! But most of campaigns today are not following its own rules and even change most of its written rules in the end of the campaign, like locking of tokens in 6 months to one year, reduce the bounty allocation and more change that unfavorable to bounty hunters.

bitcoinposts

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bounty campaigns change rules as per their convince because it depends on markets volatility and smart contracts coins

tonyvo2017

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Existing good projects are gone and bad bounty programs are more. There are a lot of scams now and we need to check very carefully before joining any bounty project.
My experience is that in order to have money for bounty jobs, we need to choose the active projects that are listed on exchanges. Having a high trading volume is better.

sangjoewara

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Quote from: #Darren on November 04, 2019, 12:24:22 PM

It is very hard in such market conditions. A lot of projects are prolonging their bounty programmes, because they are struggling to collect even small capital. Usually, such bounties/projects are ending up with nothing.

Yes, if in a short duration the project is not able to raise funds, it will be very difficult to get good results in an additional duration, because of the short duration we can judge whether the project is liked by many people or not.

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Quote from: TheBusstop on October 18, 2019, 05:35:54 PM

Can we ever have a bounty campaign that stick to its Rules from the beginning to the end of the campaign. can that ever be possible just like the old days. bounty campaigns of early 2017 use to plead with participates. Ran a bounty of 3 weeks without any additional weeks. maintained a fixed number of token or pay amount without altering the total pay budget. stick to their rules of paying immediately at the stipulated time. Most of these projects are successful and remains top notch.

The truth about New projects these days is none of them are real. all are fake and copy cats. Knows that they have nothing to offer. they are just after the Money. if they are fortunate to raise the money, fine business starts. but if not;everything scrap to the scratch. it all depends on the money. money first. once it is realized, they do everything possible to protect the money not the project. from the project CEO to CEO. to the legal team and the rest.
Bounty participants are the LEAST in the list of Payment. before you join that bounty. Make sure you have the free time and won't regret in case target was not met.

My last best campaign was before the end of 2017 after that all the succeeding projects are big failures, they cannot get a good price in the market, some of the projects are pausing their crowdfunding because they cannot get funded, they are still ok because they are giving back the funds, but once some project run away with people's funds, and they can get away with it, developers are running with investors funds one by one, they think it's much easier because no one's running after them, now this where things get really bad in ICO.

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