It was called CARTAXI. Obciously it was succesful ICO, they reached soft cap. But it was bad for bounty hunters, bounty was decreased in several times at the finish of ICO. That was so sad for me.
Its sad to see cartaxi here...Yes I have participated in the campaign but they reduced the bounty rewards after the ICO because it didn't reach the hard cap. Paying the same amount of bounty mentioned in the thread would have been a big disaster because it isn't fair for investors and they would've hit by a big drop. 
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I joined the bitchamp where campaign participants received 5500 coins and the managers received 13,000 coins. I can not imagine that managers get more than 3 times our coin.
Its normal if manager receive more than bounty hunter it self, cause he work lot more harder. He create Ann thread, bounty thread, submit your report etc. And for the OP questions, im happy that i never join the bounty that have trouble, all my campaign work fine so far and ill hope it will be like that in the future bounty.
I think SISA was one of such a disappointing ICOs I have participated if not the most disappointing. After all the hard work of bounty participants SISA blatantly refused to pay. Haven't had much of such experience and don't hope to experience suchkind of treatment again.
I participated in their airdrop and did not receive my tokens. Then I knew that they're not as transparent as I thought they would be. Glad I did not participate in the bounty.
There is a Bounty manager company called "AmaziX". If they hold the bounty i stay the fuck away. They are very bad at english, they cannot really communicate what they mean. Other then that they are knowned to change rules after the ICOs are finished, without explaination.
I've been involved with AmaZiX with a couple of bounties and I've not had any problems whatsoever. They answer queries promptly and record stakes as at when due. When did you have problems with them?
PS: I don't work for them
Atlant bounty campaign is the worst of them all.
The ICO raised a million dollar. the campaign manager was computing the stakes once every 2 weeks for 8 campaign before distributing the bounty.
until now it is not finish.
The ICO raised a million dollar. the campaign manager was computing the stakes once every 2 weeks for 8 campaign before distributing the bounty.
until now it is not finish.
People, how do you select projects to participate in bounties? Do you analyze the project before entering the bounty? Several months I am trying to find only the best ICOs thinking that even I get less token the token price will grow fast after end of ico. Do a research before participating ...
I think SISA was one of such a disappointing ICOs I have participated if not the most disappointing. After all the hard work of bounty participants SISA blatantly refused to pay. Haven't had much of such experience and don't hope to experience suchkind of treatment again.
I joined the bitchamp where campaign participants received 5500 coins and the managers received 13,000 coins. I can not imagine that managers get more than 3 times our coin.
There is a Bounty manager company called "AmaziX". If they hold the bounty i stay the fuck away. They are very bad at english, they cannot really communicate what they mean. Other then that they are knowned to change rules after the ICOs are finished, without explaination.
That's weird. I participated in several bounty campaigns moderated by Amazix, and I have never face such issues.
aeron was my was bounty was supposed to get 2000 this guys slashed it to 3oo saying that paying 2000 to bounty hunters is too much . but it was the intial agreement, am still pissed over it now
What is the worst bounty you have ever participated in? Why was it the worst for you?
I've just entered Bitcointalk BBS, and I haven't met what you've said, and it's a lot less risky to choose a successful ICO project. 
It was called CARTAXI. Obciously it was succesful ICO, they reached soft cap. But it was bad for bounty hunters, bounty was decreased in several times at the finish of ICO. That was so sad for me.
UAHPAY was one of the worst bounties I ever have seen. They didn't payout to a lot of people in their bounty. Typical scam coin.
There is a Bounty manager company called "AmaziX". If they hold the bounty i stay the fuck away. They are very bad at english, they cannot really communicate what they mean. Other then that they are knowned to change rules after the ICOs are finished, without explaination.
That's weird. I participated in several bounty campaigns moderated by Amazix, and I have never face such issues. 
HIVE PROJECT-worst bounty in which I participated, took part from the very beginning to the end of the company, did all the activities, the accounts met all the requirements. And they just did not pay me. Support did not respond to messages. But other participants received their award, although there were many who did not receive it.
Monkey Business MNY was the worst, I am happy I did not enter their ICO. They sent Coeval to their ICO participants before the crowdfunding ended, price went up more than 1000USD, then fell to 5 usd in 1-2 days. They sent bounties to the participants after 3 months when the price was under 1 dollars. They are fired from the Wavesplatform, bounty manager left the bounty and sent screenshots fo messages between the founder, etc etc It was nightmare
There is a Bounty manager company called "AmaziX". If they hold the bounty i stay the fuck away. They are very bad at english, they cannot really communicate what they mean. Other then that they are knowned to change rules after the ICOs are finished, without explaination.
blocklancer.. devs announced on last summer, then failed. now they are trying to grab a punch from ico trends.
What is the worst bounty you have ever participated in? Why was it the worst for you?
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