Topic: Yobit and campaign manager discussion - page 3. (Read 1047 times)

It will be better if there is a campaign manager like you. If you or other campaign manager denied their offer they will accept negative trusted people and if so that will not be good for us. We will only waste time by reporting them and the mod will lose time by banning them also post on meta will be increased for those bans.

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If you accept their offer try to discuss with them that payment should be the same but post quantity should be 50% or less.

For me, I isolate the manager vs. the campaign. I believe if you are able to target the spam and thoroughly manage the campaign properly, there should not be an issue. I know that you have been able to handle large numbers of participants in multiple concurrent campaigns at once and have the ability to manage one like this.

However, the issue that stands is that YoBit has orchestrated pump & dump events that they have publicized via emails. Moreover, they (in my opinion) are pretty shady, never mind the numerous complaints that have popped up: not exclusively scam reports but support ticket nonsense as well.

It's a tricky scenario in that we do want a manager to handle the campaign for spam. However, at the same time, you are managing the campaign for a company that is doing this kind of shady work.

It's kind of like picking the lesser of two evils. In my opinion, what's best for the forum is a manager working for YoBit.

This way, we avoid a wave of spam and we have some control over the participants. The only negative that we have is the association with the exchange but the alternative is letting them have free reign over the campaign (and potentially creating the wave thereof).

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I believe that a management of the campaign by yahoo (or any campaign manager, for that matter) would be in everyone's best interests.

This morning I was contacted by Yobit about possibly managing their signature campaign. I'm looking for community opinions. I know Yobit has a shit reputation, but I also know that without some sort of moderation their campaign will flood the forum with megaspam. Mods will be so busy from reports of Yobit spammers that they will have no time for anything else.

I've been watching all the threads started on this subject in the last 24 hours as well. It's amazing how quickly this is starting to get out of hand. Replies like the image below are what gets me thinking pass on the campaign but look at the alternative.



So the question here is pass on the offer or would everyone rather see a manager attached to the campaign?

I have not officially been offered the position, I am just looking for opinions on the subject in case an offer is made.