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Title: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Adunni6758 on November 09, 2018, 03:49:03 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: cytpoway121 on November 09, 2018, 04:00:28 PM
You are very right and spot on
The situations at the moment has caused so many disrespect
Sometimes I wonder if bounty hunters can go on strike and proof to Bounty managers and project dev
That their project has no chances of survival if we don’t promote them on

Facebook
Twitter
Reddit
Steemit
Medium
LinkedIn
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Golos
Bitcointalkforum

And even bloggers who use personal website
The time when bounty hunters will be cherished is already UPon us


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: YuginKadoya on November 09, 2018, 04:04:01 PM
Kudos! to you because you have enlightened something for bounty hunters the pride that they have, That just like working in the company bounty hunters are working late in keeping the job done, I really think that they have invested their time in doing the job and keeping the campaign alive the should not beg for tokens because they have the right in claiming fruit of their labor, And yes we can say that they have the right to claim what they have work on but apparently bounty campaign have a tendency if not successful, and the fruit of their labor will be gone as well, and I really think this is the time were they really waste their efforts and time this is a reality and risk they will take in joining up a bounty campaign.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Airelves09 on November 09, 2018, 04:16:21 PM
There are so many problems encountered recently. Bounty hunters are part of the forum. Maintain the development of the forum. I think it is possible for me to post a list of projects that have done tasks without rewards. Bounty hunters must safeguard their legitimate interests.



Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: tycsols on November 09, 2018, 04:51:10 PM
Yeah i have also observed this lately, most of the projects are making lame excuses and not easily paying the reward to the bounty hunters, i even know some projects that have still not paid the bounty hunters even after 6 months of ico end which is pathetic behavior.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: cepot9 on November 09, 2018, 04:58:36 PM
right we don't need to beg because we work not like airdrop. we work as marketing and we also have to get results because we spend a lot of time. we are quite silent if it is not yet time for the token at the claim or distribution we will also protest when the token has not been given but has passed the distribution date. we claim it and collect it not as a beggar but like an employee who is late to get a salary from his boss


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: awazieik on November 09, 2018, 04:58:46 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

I see most investors look down on Bounty hunters because they feel they are responsible for crashing the price or value of a project .

While it is great to enlighten people about bounty hunters, I believe this is just a case of perception. Bounty hunters are important in the blockchain Ecosystem just like investors..

However I must say that some BH make the situation seem bad with their blackmail techniques  which is why BH are termed beggars


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: neli234 on November 09, 2018, 05:01:25 PM
That's right when you talk about the efforts of the levelers who have spent on ICO projects. There are things that my hunters feel are underestimated, and the projects are finding ways to postpone or reduce their bonuses intentionally.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: miyaka26 on November 09, 2018, 05:12:25 PM
You've exerted some efforts to promote their project then it is not a giveaway token, you've worked for it so you deserve to be paid for what they promised back then when they are launching their own campaigns, managers and owners are responsible to pay bounty hunters, why launching any campaign in the first place where there is no assurance about the payments, there are bounty abusers we can't deny it but there are also owners and devs who abuses bounty hunters.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: jerry29@ on November 09, 2018, 05:21:54 PM
Yes it all depends on the unity. If we all joined our hands then there will be no run for projects. So it depends on us.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: eternalgloom on November 09, 2018, 05:27:51 PM
I wouldn't call it begging, but some bounty hunters do operate under some very questionable ethics.
How much spam is being generated by people just looking to get a dollar worth in tokens?

This place has seen the effects of these bounty spam campaigns first hand.

Yeah, bounty hunters might not be beggars, but the majority of them certainly ar spammers.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: ambeo on November 09, 2018, 05:37:11 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
I agree 100%! not only efforts, but time, which otherwise could have been spent on family members or friends or good holiday trip. there should be some justice, after all


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: cryptobull3 on November 09, 2018, 05:37:33 PM
I'm agree with you , we are not beggars and we don't like to be but it doesn't mean that we shouldn't fight for our rights and asking them from bounty hunters if they don't give it to us by themselves , We are wasting time and energy and expect pay out!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: santino11 on November 09, 2018, 05:38:41 PM
Bounty hunters are not beggars

I am just looking on the title!
this is what the fuck already!
my nerves got really shakin.
i am a bounty hunter.
i am never a beggar, i work hard!
i do work hard for every cent i get on this community via bounty.
so give some damn respect!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: kumiskura on November 09, 2018, 05:39:22 PM
I wouldn't call it begging, but some bounty hunters do operate under some very questionable ethics.
How much spam is being generated by people just looking to get a dollar worth in tokens?

This place has seen the effects of these bounty spam campaigns first hand.

Yeah, bounty hunters might not be beggars, but the majority of them certainly ar spammers.

not only they are spamming all over the place, some of them also kept asking about the same thing or same question from page to page even after the manager or the team replied it from their previous question. sometimes, they are not beggars but they did what beggars did.

Yes it all depends on the unity. If we all joined our hands then there will be no run for projects. So it depends on us.

there will be no unity if money is involved mate, people will always think about their own benefit instead of others. plus why would they stop doing it, if they live with it?


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: vhns222 on November 09, 2018, 05:42:38 PM
Are hunters beging for tokens? dont think so they dont ,i am hunter too but never do it and managers who understand promotion is very important for project pay for work and all is right.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: adolf512 on November 09, 2018, 06:08:13 PM
I have not heard that campaigners are called "beggars". If you have fulfilled all the conditions and complied with the rules, you earned your reward correctly, and if the project you participated in is good and responsible, then you will receive your reward without any problems.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: CryptoBry on November 09, 2018, 06:13:12 PM


Unfortunately, there are many project developers and even bounty managers who are looking at bounty hunters as beggars. And frankly speaking if that the kind of mindset they have then it can be better for all parties if they choose not to work with bounty hunters in the first place. Bounty hunters should be treated as partners in the project and though they are not investing money but have we not heard the old adage that TIME IS GOLD? One big reason I am making a lie-low on promoting ICOs is the fact that many project developers are not honest in dealing with the bounty hunters...as if their words and promises do not have any value at all and that we can just be disposed anytime.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Galley on November 09, 2018, 06:26:20 PM
Any work, whatever it is, should be paid accordingly. Bounty hunters do some work to promote projects while spending their time. To evaluate its quality is one question, and not to pay for the work done is another thing altogether. We should not beg, managers should pay everyone according to the terms of the campaign.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Dacosta Osei-Tutu on November 09, 2018, 06:38:02 PM
The reality is that, most bounty managers are either bounty hunters or were once bounty hunters so I don't know why they sometimes connive with the project owners and cheat bounty hunters with tokens less than what was promised.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: verita1 on November 09, 2018, 07:05:51 PM
I totally agree with your thinking. It reflects everything I do in order to promote a project.
In addition to what you mentioned, I would like to add that there are some ICO project developers that manage to scam the crypto community with the help of us. Which is even worse harm to the crypto world and consequently, the ICO projects is still seen as a high-risk investment.

Fortunately, there are ICO projects that are legitimate that respect the Bounty Hunters and stimulate them to improve their tasks and be rewarded for their effort.



Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: bakermaker123 on November 09, 2018, 07:11:19 PM
- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

I really do like what you say here because this is so true. The time we spend in promoting took almost a lot of our time - in these days, 3 months minimum and it could take up to 8 months before it can be exchanged. And some of these ICOs are scam so bounty hunters work in risks.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: sotovid on November 09, 2018, 07:40:52 PM
it is well written, there is no need to waste time on empty things, but you can develop by completing the tasks of the project and getting rewarded for it, especially for schoolchildren.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: jpnl0002 on November 09, 2018, 07:52:15 PM
Its annoying and irritating when some bounty managers make bounty hunters beg for their own tokens or stakes it make me sick and even when you try to make see the very truth they become saucy and insult you this attitude i think should be corrected


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: jojohamasa on November 09, 2018, 08:00:38 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

I read here a good topic about the responsibility of the hunters
In that they must choose the good project so that they do not participate in spreading scam
This is a new dimension to the function of the hunters
It's really an important job that helps spread the word by spreading useful projects.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: pixie85 on November 09, 2018, 08:01:18 PM
Bounty hunters are not beggars

I am just looking on the title!
this is what the fuck already!
my nerves got really shakin.
i am a bounty hunter.
i am never a beggar, i work hard!
i do work hard for every cent i get on this community via bounty.
so give some damn respect!

Are you calling posting on this forum a hard work? Do I have to remind you that paid posting was introduced so that people who participate in the discussion can get some coins, and at the same time help spread the word about various projects and websites. You people made a hard work out of it, started to think of it as a full time job.
And on top of it all you demand respect for your "hard work"! Give me a fucking break.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: nwanne on November 09, 2018, 08:04:15 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

I see most investors look down on Bounty hunters because they feel they are responsible for crashing the price or value of a project .

While it is great to enlighten people about bounty hunters, I believe this is just a case of perception. Bounty hunters are important in the blockchain Ecosystem just like investors..

However I must say that some BH make the situation seem bad with their blackmail techniques  which is why BH are termed beggars

You made a very good point, I think bounty hunters are the cause of their problem, some people try to cheat in a bounty and make the bounty team to fear allocating a huge amount of tokens to a particular person, In such as much as i don't support the ICO team treating the bounty hunters bad, but I will blame the hunters. The moment we start having more honest hunters, there won't be any problem i think.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Way2Paradise on November 09, 2018, 08:04:49 PM
unfortunately, it is really the case that many bountie hunters have to beg for their payment. many ico operators do not treat their participants well after the ico and leave a lot of time with the payment.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Ayobami99 on November 09, 2018, 08:09:47 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
thanks for hitting the nail on the head, I call bounty hunters investors. they invest their time, energy and most importantly their intellectual property, thus they are investing. You know sometimes I get very angry to see the way they are treated, projects do with them what they can never try with youtube, google, and other centralized advertising bodies. Bounty hunters need to be respected. The only catch is that some bounty hunters have turned themselves into beggars without dignity... so they are treated the way they present themselves. Its a message to all bounty hunters


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Snaic on November 09, 2018, 08:10:55 PM
There are so many problems encountered recently. Bounty hunters are part of the forum. Maintain the development of the forum. I think it is possible for me to post a list of projects that have done tasks without rewards. Bounty hunters must safeguard their legitimate interests.


Checking KYC by the ICO teams for bounty hunters has already become a very big problem, which these ICO teams are fully using to not pay their earned tokens. If such a check is announced at the end of the ICO or even after its completion, and this was not previously indicated, this should be regarded as fraud, since tokens will definitely not be paid to many headhunters. We need to publish a list of such ICO teams for public viewing and consider them scammers. Now it is even required to indicate whether the relatives of the headhunter are engaged in political activities and if so, they are denied payment of earned tokens. This is generally some kind of nonsense. Something to do with it. There is just a blatant non-payment of earned tokens on any far-fetched pretext for the so-called KYC verification. KYC checks should only be carried out before joining the ICO generosity campaign.
 In general, such a test for bounty hunters is absolutely illegal, since we are not investors in ICO projects.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: chocopapaya on November 09, 2018, 08:16:19 PM
I know that there are honest, hard working bounty hunters out there.
It's a shame that they are not treated well or even not paid.

But, on the other hand, there are way more liers and cheaters out there.
And often the word "beg" is used because, Yes, it honestly does sound like begging.

Having done and continue to do bounty hunting myself, I can honestly say that it isn't hard work.
Signature, twitter, facebook, telegram, and reddit campaigns all take just a couple minutes a day to fulfill quotas.
I've only done translation once, and that took a lot of effort and time, but it was just a one time thing.
I haven't done media campaigns (youtube, blogs, articles) but my colleagues say that also is very simple.

The only way I can think it takes someone most of their time is if they have multiple accounts and doing more than 5 bounties at once.
But if they did that, wouldn't they be cheaters? Since most bounties require you only do one at a time?


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: kanayaTabitha on November 09, 2018, 08:18:19 PM
there have been many bounty hunters who have not been paid because projects promoted have not been able to raise funds, scam, unfair managers etc.
it's all a risk, even investing with the money we have now is also at risk. how to avoid the failure?
- market analysis.
- project analysis
- read the roadmap
- read wp
- See the developer account and advisor

I've done it and this minimizes failure. ;) ;)


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Wale777 on November 09, 2018, 08:21:57 PM
So many factors have contributed to the way bounty hunters are being treated, most of the bounty hunters are architect of the whole thing, the tokens bounty hunters get as rewards is earned and not dashed so bounty hunter should carry themselves with dignity because there is dignity in labour.. A lot of resources is required to promote ICOs ranging from time, energy, knowledge and money to subscribe for internet service and electricity


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: ShadowBits on November 09, 2018, 08:33:56 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

We bounty hunters also do have some work to do for the things we get here in the cryptocurrency community. But some newbies are though.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Ini35 on November 09, 2018, 08:42:31 PM
Are you calling posting on this forum a hard work? Do I have to remind you that paid posting was introduced so that people who participate in the discussion can get some coins, and at the same time help spread the word about various projects and websites. You people made a hard work out of it, started to think of it as a full time job.
And on top of it all you demand respect for your "hard work"! Give me a fucking break.
Yes, posting is not supposed to be seen as hard work and it is the duty of every account holder on this forum, who does not want to remain ignorant in this crypto space.
Contrary to this, if not for the bounty that most account holders participate in, no one would have been put under the pressure of making at least 15 posts per week. Everyone would just have just keep posting ordinarily.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: dunfida on November 09, 2018, 08:49:16 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
Seems like you do have a horrible past experiences with bounty programs mate  ;D But overall those points are really indeed valid which even bounty hunters aren't investors but
the things we do indirectly invest by means of promoting can really be treated the same.The fact that project owners doesn't really care too much with that thing yet they are more
concern more into the ones who put up money literally into their project and that's the sad fact.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: HELLOFF on November 09, 2018, 08:50:40 PM
Are you calling posting on this forum a hard work? Do I have to remind you that paid posting was introduced so that people who participate in the discussion can get some coins, and at the same time help spread the word about various projects and websites. You people made a hard work out of it, started to think of it as a full time job.
And on top of it all you demand respect for your "hard work"! Give me a fucking break.
Yes, posting is not supposed to be seen as hard work and it is the duty of every account holder on this forum, who does not want to remain ignorant in this crypto space.
Contrary to this, if not for the bounty that most account holders participate in, no one would have been put under the pressure of making at least 15 posts per week. Everyone would just have just keep posting ordinarily.
each person belongs to his own type of activity. It is necessary to take into account the specifics of life in certain countries, where only with the help of cryptocurrency you can become financially independent, giving the Bounty company everything in due time. Nevertheless, We still do this work, despite the differences on this issue.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Iamlegit4sure on November 09, 2018, 08:57:54 PM
I am not seeing so many bounty hunters begging for tokens they have promoted, honestly... Maybe those are the newbie bounty hunters that entered in bounties project without doing a little research about the project itself, ending up doing bounties for scam projects, fake ico and fake bounties. Always check the website and the team composition guys! I always say that.
But I agree with you anyway, if a bounty hunter is doing his job, he shouldn't beg or ask or for his token rewards


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: temilade200 on November 09, 2018, 10:41:51 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

You have truly made some valid points and the fact remain that bounty hunters apart from being paid their rewards in due time, without constantly asking for it. Bounty hunters are meant to be respected , at least for the genuine and sincere ones among them.
Imagine posting at this time when i am supposed to b sleeping,  because most times, i go about trading then come back to make posts on the forum.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: taguig on November 09, 2018, 10:52:04 PM
Bounty hunters are a major part of the coin adoption and they should be treated with respect, I hate this kind of ICO that doesn't honor their commitment, bounty managers who did this should be given red tag, honestly, I saw some bounty hunters getting that red tag for mishandling their bounty campaign.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: bellamente on November 09, 2018, 10:56:22 PM
I think that bounty hunters honestly do their job and should receive well-deserved money.

When the bounty manager changes the rules and delays with payments of tokens - this negatively affects the ICO itself.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Saisher on November 09, 2018, 11:09:06 PM
The token allocation is very small for bounty hunters they fear that those allocated percentage will go straight to the market because they consider bounty hunters dumpers, but it's their money and besides, they are one of the big factors why ICO succeed, they should be treated with success.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: fianaindriati on November 09, 2018, 11:36:57 PM
I think that bounty hunters honestly do their job and should receive well-deserved money.

When the bounty manager changes the rules and delays with payments of tokens - this negatively affects the ICO itself.

I think that the recipient of the prize is honest, there is no deception. because they progress only by working, not to deceive people. even though they only work, but they also work hard by developing ongoing projects.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: carrascos on November 09, 2018, 11:38:31 PM
I also get very angry when I see that the number of tokens that I was supposed to receive was not fixed to me, but I was charged much less. it is very frustrating


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Maknae09 on November 09, 2018, 11:39:32 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

What if there are some conditions where we, bounty hunters aren't complied to the rules and regulation of the bounty campaign and they didn't consider our work. Is it good to still say that we should still acquire the token even though we have missed some rules?


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: rommelo24 on November 10, 2018, 12:01:22 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
Yes you are right. Bounty hunters are helping the ICO's advertisement without them investors will not even know that they exist. Bounty hunters should be treated well and should be paid. They have also exerted time, effort and money.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: flying_bit on November 10, 2018, 12:16:31 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

The right word is claim and not beg.

I totally agree with you. I have put this argument several times. We are not getting out token for free. We work hard for it. We invested out time and effort to market and promote the project. I'm social media specialist and damn, I'm being paid nicely for my work by my company. Now, I'm applying my skill to support the ICO I believe and I'm taking the risk coz it's not sure if token I get will have value or not. So yes, bounty hunters not beggars and not getting free token. We're early supporters as well as early investor. And with that let's act professionally. We don't beg. We ask. Before we ask, we read. And most of all, what really making bounty hunters bad are the cheaters, so let's not cheat. Work hard. Choose ICO wisely. And please for God sake, don't beg.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: CoinCowgirl on November 10, 2018, 12:22:35 AM
Yes, you are absolutely right. They are no beggars. But i have never see myself as a begger. I worked hard and with love for that coins.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: patykuprova on November 10, 2018, 12:54:24 AM
I think you are party right! Some project dont want to pay for hunters, so hunters need to come and claim rewards for their hard work. If they pay in the deadline, nothing to worry, everyone happy.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Mypanara19 on November 10, 2018, 01:09:13 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

I super agree with you. All bounty hunters must be paid or should I say must be rewarded accordingly because of the time and effort we all spent for promoting a project. It's like we're also working by rendering our service to advertise and make a particular project well known in social media channels. And the bounty managers should not make it hard for us to get our rewards because we deserve those.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Jdragon6x6 on November 10, 2018, 01:16:30 AM
Yes you are correct, I believe in what you are fighting for. We bounty hunters should also be treated with respect just like all their investors. I hate the fact that bounty hunters are the one who always gets the blame when an ico loses its value. They will say that we dump our earning which in reality our earnings are only a fraction compared to what they owned. We worked hard just like them promoting their ico and yet we get only a fraction.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: CEOKEY on November 10, 2018, 01:40:52 AM
Money hunters must invest time, effort, energy... They also have to have the knowledge and experience ... They work seriously in accordance with the regulations of the program. Rewards ... There have been many fraud schemes or late pay for them. This is a problem that exists in the crypto market.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: muzkle on November 10, 2018, 01:51:48 AM
The bounty hunters work hard. With the effort, time, knowledge and experience that they have spent to participate in the campaign, many projects have fraudulently paid or delayed payment to them ... Need someone to protect the interests they need to be paid in full, they are not beggars.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: patykuprova on November 10, 2018, 02:38:52 AM
The bounty hunters work hard. With the effort, time, knowledge and experience that they have spent to participate in the campaign, many projects have fraudulently paid or delayed payment to them ... Need someone to protect the interests they need to be paid in full, they are not beggars.
Yes, Hunters should be paid for their action, time and hard work! Because they help ICO raise funds and help gain community for ICO. Please!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: kynaz on November 10, 2018, 02:43:40 AM
The bounty hunters work hard. With the effort, time, knowledge and experience that they have spent to participate in the campaign, many projects have fraudulently paid or delayed payment to them ... Need someone to protect the interests they need to be paid in full, they are not beggars.
Bounty Hunter contributes to 60% of the success of the project. Without these campaigns, very few ICO projects will succeed. I think we need to be fair in everything and bounty hunters are always under a lot of pressure because they have to wait for long payouts.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: meldrio1 on November 10, 2018, 02:54:03 AM
of course bounty hunters are not beggars, it's like a job we work to promote their projects we just spend a lot of time to gather some investors to success their ICO.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: apilpirman.bisnis on November 10, 2018, 02:57:27 AM
We faced bad year right now become bounty hunter participants, many bounty campaign have scam with many reason, some bounty campaign project have success for  ico selling but never give us bounty reward participants, but many bounty campaign always delay for giving reward after price is really dump.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: passwordnow on November 10, 2018, 02:59:30 AM
Yes, you are absolutely right. They are no beggars. But i have never see myself as a begger. I worked hard and with love for that coins.
As long as you worked for the coin you made you're not a beggar.

A beggar would beg for something that he needs and this is only being done by people that doesn't have capacity to get their needs.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: btcluisdiki on November 10, 2018, 03:40:23 AM
I am a bounty hunter and I don't accept being called as a beggar since it is not just our time were invested in our participation but we also invest money for the internet we use and the amount loaded on our cellphones just to be able to connect. Bounty hunters were the front liners of the bounty project in which a bounty hunter is carrying the avatar logo of the ICO project as part of the advertising campaign.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: imToken on November 10, 2018, 03:45:38 AM
Excellently,Bounty hunters are not beggars,But I have to say that the way many bounty hunters get bounty now looks like begging, to know that the bounty mission is actually a paid advertisement.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: KOF97 on November 10, 2018, 03:49:44 AM
No one will sympathize with us, most merchants only want to use our time to promote the project, and because of the lack of supervision, many fraudsters can deliberately deceive us!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Sanitough on November 10, 2018, 04:10:48 AM
Excellently,Bounty hunters are not beggars,But I have to say that the way many bounty hunters get bounty now looks like begging, to know that the bounty mission is actually a paid advertisement.
Regardless of what people think, bounty hunting is a job, you get paid on the task you do.
By helping to promote a certain project, they get attention to the crypto world and they get investments during ICO so I can say that bounty
hunters are a big part of their success.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: gurunanakji777 on November 10, 2018, 04:22:13 AM
Yes you are 100% right bounty hunters are not beggars. Nothing is free bounty hunters also works hard for the projects they participated. Bounty hunters also put their efforts to promote the projects that's why they get rewards as a coin of the project. Bounty hunters should also be treated like an ICO investors. Because they give their precious time for promotion of any project that is also very important.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Ruffian1314 on November 10, 2018, 04:49:24 AM
I totally agree to you because most of the bounty hunters are like this who beg for the tokens they worked for. Its not for free just like you said, it is worth of the time you spent for the whole bounty campaign period and this is very long like 3-6months of working so it must br paid accordingly.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Spaffin on November 10, 2018, 05:05:13 AM
Excellently,Bounty hunters are not beggars,But I have to say that the way many bounty hunters get bounty now looks like begging, to know that the bounty mission is actually a paid advertisement.
Regardless of what people think, bounty hunting is a job, you get paid on the task you do.
By helping to promote a certain project, they get attention to the crypto world and they get investments during ICO so I can say that bounty
hunters are a big part of their success.
The fact of the matter is that lately from the introduction of the KYC check, unscrupulous ICO teams have the opportunity to refuse bounty hunters to pay the tokens they earned for various contrived reasons and they use this opportunity well for autumn. As a result, we very rarely began to pay earned tokens. In fact, this ordinary fraud is already in a new form. Bounty hunters are allowed to join the ICO generosity campaign, without saying anything about KYC verification, and only at the end of the ICO do they begin to put forward and ponder various requirements in order not to pay out the earned tokens. This should not be.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: rosezionjohn on November 10, 2018, 05:09:36 AM
True that, others look down on us because of that attitude.  Never beg for something that is rightfully yours.

I often read messages on telegram groups from members who mocks bounty and airdrop hunters. The worst I have seen is that a project core team members describing hunters as a danger to their project  ::)


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Omela44 on November 10, 2018, 05:14:59 AM
I will not beg for my bountie payment. After all, i did my job for that too. But so far i have not had any negative experiences with it and i hope it stays that way. We do our work and that is why it is our reward and not a donation for us.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: BigBos on November 10, 2018, 05:20:54 AM
agree with this, sometimes the bounty hunter is always blamed for low prices or something like that. well, however, if you think about it again, the bounty hunter is also working to get it, besides, the bounty hunter only has a small number of tokens.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: basyang on November 10, 2018, 05:27:37 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

Yes. I am totally agree with you. For me as a bounty hunters its not okay to call me that way because at the first place I did not beg any coins I worked for it but its sad to know that at the end of the bounty they did not pay us back. So its our right to ask for our tokens or coins right?. Thats why its very disappointed to work for a bounty campaign that did not appreciate our works.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: DeKingCrypto on November 10, 2018, 05:27:59 AM
Certainly I agree with this topic that bounty hunters are not beggars, they have their functions which they carry out, and that is helpful to the project.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: jcmansah7 on November 10, 2018, 05:28:41 AM
Well you are very right that bounty hunters are not supposed to be regarded as beggars but i think the rule that bounty manager can change the rules of any bounty as and when he wishes should be removed from any bounty campaign because it makes the bounty manager manipulate bounty managers all around and this is not fair. time is a very important factor in life and money should not be regarded over it.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: sakahayang on November 10, 2018, 05:37:11 AM
It is true, when compared to bounty hunters by investing money it is better to invest money, because in terms of time and energy will not be drained a lot.
But the question is, how much capital should be provided and is it possible for everyone to provide the capital? ...

Thank you to the bounty hunter, someone who invested his money into a project has been helped by promoting the project. so that there are buying and selling transactions.
Giving gifts token coins is a good way to thank you


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Sevarchik on November 10, 2018, 05:42:58 AM
Exact, projects himself start their bounty campaign with their rules.
and after ICO finished bounty hunter should everyday ask about rewards,its not right


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Wayan_Pedjeng on November 10, 2018, 05:46:54 AM
The problem is that there is an over-supply of bounty hunters. So even if a large group of bounty hunters boycott a particular campaign, the bounty manager will have no problem in replacing them. Also, the bounty managers don't care much about the quality.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: aervin11 on November 10, 2018, 05:51:50 AM
The right word is claim and not beg.

I agree. We did our job to promote a project with their uncertain rules which made it more favorable for them but in the end they are calling it off and not giving rewards. Some project assumes that we need them but in fact they need us to promote their project to help fulfill their goals but act like nothing happens after and forget about the bounty hunters.

Excellently,Bounty hunters are not beggars,But I have to say that the way many bounty hunters get bounty now looks like begging, to know that the bounty mission is actually a paid advertisement.

Yes. It's a marketing stunt but paid by unknown value of tokens. Bounty hunters look like supporters that is trying hard to create a noise about the project so that adaptation could be implied but some project really thinks we're up for their cheap tokens.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: jaocoincrypto18 on November 10, 2018, 05:52:05 AM
I agree with you but there is nothing we can do if we already rendered our services to them so we will just bow down or our efforts will be wasted. We will just tag them in our list and to not to join their future campaigns and accept the reality of the disadvantage of joining the bounty as we cannot predict the future behavior of the people behind it but life must go on as not all ICOs are bad.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: kier010 on November 10, 2018, 05:53:29 AM
bounty hunters do bounties  as a job and we don't ask for free tokens we work for it. investors and ICO teams blame bounty hunters for selling their tokens but they have the right to sell it. if they don't want it to happen better not offer bounties and do their own way to advertise their ICO.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: fommes86 on November 10, 2018, 06:01:22 AM
The fact of the matter is that lately from the introduction of the KYC check, unscrupulous ICO teams have the opportunity to refuse bounty hunters to pay the tokens they earned for various contrived reasons and they use this opportunity well for autumn. As a result, we very rarely began to pay earned tokens. In fact, this ordinary fraud is already in a new form. Bounty hunters are allowed to join the ICO generosity campaign, without saying anything about KYC verification, and only at the end of the ICO do they begin to put forward and ponder various requirements in order not to pay out the earned tokens. This should not be.

This makes me angry  >:( But yes, work done, what have you in your hand? You could threaten the project team to publicly anounce the fact that they tried to scam you for your fair paymente. But unless you have a really big following or are known influencer that might not always work.  >:(


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Snaic on November 10, 2018, 06:14:38 AM
In the last year, the ICO teams began to actively use the right they invented to demand that bounty hunters pass KYC checks in order not to pay the tokens earned by us. This is another common form of fraud, especially if such a KYC check is announced without prior notice at the end of the ICO or even after it is completed.
We urgently need government regulation of ICO projects to put an end to this lawlessness and fraud.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: thunderbitz2717 on November 10, 2018, 06:24:07 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

It is all your opinion, if there are some bounty hunters are claiming their token well they're in the right situation to do that, because they comply and did the task needed in campaign. And I beg to disagreed that bounty hunters giving a free token if they follow the task in every bounty, only in aridrops you had a chance to receive free token but not in signature, Facebook, twitter, Content cration, Reddit, translation and Blog.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: niublity on November 10, 2018, 06:25:28 AM
There should be no occupational discrimination. Too many people don't understand this, but I think this is an internal struggle for bounty hunters. They may have less and less space to survive. Bounty hunters are working for the cryptocurrency market. This is a profession.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: DR_Vladislav on November 10, 2018, 06:27:03 AM
I totaly agree with you.  bounty hunter are doing a job and they do work.
But some bounty hunter who take the work of others and cheat this people should be fighted from all.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: d3nz on November 10, 2018, 06:28:31 AM
The reason why Bounty Hunters are "beggars" its because they are asking for token even though the distribution is not yet started.

And always messaging the forums, telegram, and other social media sites "When distribute?, When exchange?, I didn't receive token..blah blah". that's cause to make bounty hunters a beggar.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Indrawan77 on November 10, 2018, 10:18:50 AM
I totally agree with that, bounty hunters are paid based on their contribution and allocation from the project, and bounty hunter supposed to be the key element to promote the project, so it can be said bounty hunters supposed to be an honourable job, so its not appropriate to beg for more coin, if you want more coin then you should contribute more to the project


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: rosepetals on November 10, 2018, 10:44:53 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
Thats true mate,they must treat bounty hunters importantly because we were able to exert our time and ideas inorder to promote the project well.We want to gave our best in promoting and what we want is just a respect on our efforts and hardwork.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: copyfile on November 10, 2018, 11:02:30 AM
I fully agree with the author, as he is a member of many bounty companies. And it is a shame when a project turns out to be a Scam, or cuts the pool for the bounty. Which is also not uncommon. As a result, the time spent on the promotion of the project is paid very low, or not paid at all. This unfortunately can not be fought, have to accept and hope for honesty and integrity of managers bounty companies


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: adzino on November 10, 2018, 11:09:44 AM
They might not be beggars, but they are sometimes annoying. When they see that the value of token does not reach their expected level, they start whining everywhere. They should have known that this might happen and should move on. Again there are those users that spam every where with there no sense making posts. That's more annoying than begging.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: segotiwul on November 10, 2018, 11:15:59 AM
wow, it's very painful to say that. those who say that must be people who don't know about technological developments in the crypto world. bounty hunter is not a beggar in my opinion. but they work using technology.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: soramon on November 10, 2018, 11:21:57 AM
Yeah i agree with you bounty hunters are not beggars. We did some task, spend our time and energy in front of conputer. The word "claim" is perfect for us. We asking our reward that already promised from bounty manager. Maybe some of bounty hunters spam on this forum and i disagree with that.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: iram3130 on November 10, 2018, 11:24:43 AM
The projects which got successful dont care about bounty hunters who have worked for the promotions and the projects which couldnt reach their soft cap cant give anything to bounty hunters, Right now the people who are having the most trouble is bounty hunters.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Zurcermozz on November 10, 2018, 11:31:30 AM
Yeah, agree on you, thats why the company build a bounty campaign, its our job to get coins and tokens. But its okay that give a credit to the bounty hunters because of us, the project become popular because of our campaign.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: cryptorima on November 10, 2018, 11:31:49 AM
Of course, a bounty hunter is not a beggar and they work with their hard work and precious time. But there are many projects, who do not want to pay bounty hunters. It's very frustrating for a bounty hunter.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: icalical on November 10, 2018, 11:40:31 AM
Well I got your point that all are true it depends on how a bounty hunter works, you know many of them are caught cheating, and they still claim that they do the proper work. I do not say that all bounty hunter do that but most of them are actually cheating, and they always try to find a new way to cheat you know, I am a bounty hunter myself but I really hate them who cheat when they bounty hunting, it also affect the others that are do it properly.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: fzatni on November 10, 2018, 12:02:21 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
it is true sometimes I think if I join in chatting on official telegram (not bounty) and talk a little about the bounty hunters they call investors immediately ridicule, even though we are working instead of asking for tokens without effort. if not for us it seems that many projects don't reach the softcap


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Treasurer on November 10, 2018, 12:23:28 PM
Well I got your point that all are true it depends on how a bounty hunter works, you know many of them are caught cheating, and they still claim that they do the proper work. I do not say that all bounty hunter do that but most of them are actually cheating, and they always try to find a new way to cheat you know, I am a bounty hunter myself but I really hate them who cheat when they bounty hunting, it also affect the others that are do it properly.

None of the bounty hunters sign contracts, which means that they agree to participate in bounty with the risk of not receiving remuneration or wasting time and resources. Unfortunately, we aren't protected in any way, therefore, either you are participating in a bounty or not, it’s a personal matter and a problem for everyone.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: boolog on November 10, 2018, 12:31:46 PM
I would not beg for my pay. I would only ask when i receive my payment, but i would never beg for it. I would not give up my dignity for my payment.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: opaopa33 on November 10, 2018, 12:36:19 PM
Bounty hunters are not beggars. They promote ideas. This is a job. Work must be paid by contract.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: VisualPleasure on November 10, 2018, 12:46:16 PM
 some bounty manager think "whatever" for bounty hunter, if we have a question or some problem they dont want answer and some project if we asking about distribution bounty they can kick out from telegram group


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Astermony on November 10, 2018, 12:49:54 PM
 Yes you are right, we're not beggars we are working hard for it so it should be given promptly and accordingly of what they had stated .


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: TravelMug on November 10, 2018, 12:51:41 PM
Bounty hunters are not beggars. They promote ideas. This is a job. Work must be paid by contract.

Well we can say for majority, they treat just like a regular job. But there are bounty hunters who look at it as a sideline, because they have a day job that's why they chooses to do just bounty because it doesn't take a lot of time.

But I totally agree that bounty hunters shouldn't be taken for granted. There are hunters who cheated, but there's also who work very hard to promote the project in social media so they have every rights to be paid and be respected as well.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: FIREBALL24 on November 10, 2018, 12:59:21 PM
As bounty hunters you cannot say us as beggars, for the first place if we asking some tokens this would not say that we are asking, we need this token for the works that we've done and this is simple as it is, this is different from begging, we all in this business wants to earned and making money from this forum...


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Kool5 on November 10, 2018, 01:01:03 PM
Bounty hunters are the elite of generosity. Without their participation, a full-fledged ICO did not take place for companies. This is the pride of the crypt. Even for the fact that they participate in companies and hope to receive generosity for this, they should be given their due remuneration.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: coin-investor on November 10, 2018, 01:01:08 PM
95% of past ICO are promoted by bounty hunters, it will be very hard for any ICO to reach their potential investors without the help of the bounty hunters, they are the marketing arm of any project, even if you have a good products and platform it is useless if people will not stumble your project.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: simpelplan on November 10, 2018, 01:11:49 PM
Yes you are right, we're not beggars we are working hard for it so it should be given promptly and accordingly of what they had stated .
That's right, bounty hunters work during their free time, where there are some people who don't have much free time,there are even some bounty hunters who work all their time because they only rely on bounties


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Cryptoboss255 on November 10, 2018, 01:12:19 PM
Without these bounty hunters ICOs won't get promoted and if they don't get promoted the public won't know about it neither will anyone invest in them. The problem is after these bounty hunters have worked really hard in promoting the projects they hardly get paid which is so unfair.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: bbcolex on November 10, 2018, 01:15:26 PM
Doing bounty is like wasting half of your time , we'll get lucky if we're paid on time. The ugly truth is some manager and team project treat bounty hunters like beggars, I really had a bad experience with moonlite bounty. They made bounty hunters look stupid and made all the excuses not pay. After collecting millions owner refused to pay.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Saint1990 on November 10, 2018, 01:16:23 PM
I totally agree with you, as an hunter we spend our valuable time and energy to promote content of ICOs on social media like Twitter, Facebook, Steemit, LinkedIn, Medium, YouTube etc globally and translate their important documents in different different languages which they can use to attract investors from different different companies. Still hunters gets disrespected by some investors in telegram community as dumpers and blame bounty hunters for projects poor performance on the exchange. But the main thing is hunter only gets 0.5% to 5% of the tokens from total allocation which cannot affect project on the exchange some presale investors also dump token on the exchange than why to blame hunters only. Whenever I see some investors like this who blames hunters I debate with them and explain my points and lot of time I have got the support from the project teams too. Hunters are not the beggar they are channel partners of the ICOs to promote the project and some times hunters also invest their hard earned money if the project have potential.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: qolaqola on November 10, 2018, 01:21:05 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
This is the cry of the soul. But I agree with you absolutely. I personally go to bed late myself to write a blog you need to study the project well, translate into your language. Express your attention about the project. This work on for 5 minutes, plus forging. even the signature, I need to always have access to the Internet during the week, because many bounty not allowed to write all the posts in one day.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: iljamlnk on November 10, 2018, 01:31:55 PM
For a Bounty startup, this is a simple and effective marketing promotion. But now there are many scam projects. Therefore, bounty hunters should study the project well before participating.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Mahanton on November 10, 2018, 01:46:51 PM
Doing bounty is like wasting half of your time , we'll get lucky if we're paid on time. The ugly truth is some manager and team project treat bounty hunters like beggars, I really had a bad experience with moonlite bounty. They made bounty hunters look stupid and made all the excuses not pay. After collecting millions owner refused to pay.
I did feel the same thing where it do comes to a point that most of us bounty hunters will just keep on asking on when we would got be paid on all the works that we had done for them.After accumulating funds
they make delays on the distribution which supposedly those tokens are really meant for us hunters. They do really treat us on that way.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: zanzibar on November 10, 2018, 01:47:11 PM
When the bonus campaign ends, many project managers start ignoring the hunter problem. The allocation of tokens is minimal for bounty hunters. Time hunters must invest time, energy, energy. They need to pay for the work they deserve


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: MargoGolova on November 10, 2018, 01:50:12 PM
I fully agree with you-bounty hunter spends his resources to promote the project, and it should be paid . It's just that sometimes many participants are too demanding, sometimes you need to wait a little to get your tokens, and not to ask every day . All processes take time


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Gurjasmeet on November 10, 2018, 01:52:23 PM
I think bounty hunters are not beggars but they are the part of the project to running successfully. So they are all required respect.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: bonyaserg on November 10, 2018, 01:53:40 PM
Yes, quite right, I do not get tokens for free. I do a regular job and for the work I have to get the money I earned. I spent time on energy and then I have to beg for my money. This is simply not fair. Or everyone thinks that this is a freebie, in fact, this is work, and it can be very difficult, because it is a mental work, it is one of the most difficult.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: darkangel on November 10, 2018, 01:53:51 PM
Bounty hunters are a good job and they need to be respected in the best way. I was quite disappointed to see some BM watching bounty hunters as beggars and ignoring them. Such projects will not cause excitement for bounty hunters and will not have many participants


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Fedor2018 on November 10, 2018, 01:57:25 PM
Any work must be paid, and of course when it takes time. Time is a resource that cannot be replenished . And it is very a pity to waste it. Hunters do a very important job for any project, it is its advertising. And you can't exactly call them beggars.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: rika0223 on November 10, 2018, 02:00:44 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.


yes right here we don't need to beg because here we work by promoting and we here also eat a long enough time to be in this forum, here we also expect after the project is finished we get a salary because our goal is to work to get money


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: tracyhayley on November 10, 2018, 02:03:12 PM
Bounty hunters are a good job and they need to be respected in the best way. I was quite disappointed to see some BM watching bounty hunters as beggars and ignoring them. Such projects will not cause excitement for bounty hunters and will not have many participants


yes, i agree. most of BM ignoring them, even when hunters ask for their rewards, some of BM mocking them. they think hunters are beggars.
Bounties are jobs and hunters must get money from their jobs. hunters just want their right, they're not beggars.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: salink on November 10, 2018, 02:20:33 PM
Bounty hunters are a good job and they need to be respected in the best way. I was quite disappointed to see some BM watching bounty hunters as beggars and ignoring them. Such projects will not cause excitement for bounty hunters and will not have many participants


yes, i agree. most of BM ignoring them, even when hunters ask for their rewards, some of BM mocking them. they think hunters are beggars.
Bounties are jobs and hunters must get money from their jobs. hunters just want their right, they're not beggars.
Agreed, now no one guarantees the interests of bounty hunters. Managers can easily remove or deny rewards to bounty hunters at the end of the campaign. So who contributes a part to ico's success, is it worth treating it like that?


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: izay on November 10, 2018, 02:33:45 PM
I agree, we are just asking for the rewards in exchange of effort we have exerted on promoting their projects. Bounty hunters play big roles for a project to become successful. Promoting their projects is not easy , hunters exert time and effort for them to fulfill their required tasks and ofcourse to get paid for it. Bounty hunters are promoters, promoters have their working fee so pay them correctly.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: weborsha on November 10, 2018, 02:37:35 PM
I agree, we are just asking for the rewards in exchange of effort we have exerted on promoting their projects. Bounty hunters play big roles for a project to become successful. Promoting their projects is not easy , hunters exert time and effort for them to fulfill their required tasks and ofcourse to get paid for it. Bounty hunters are promoters, promoters have their working fee so pay them correctly.

No matter of how much use bounty hunters are, they remain so unprotected. I mean that there is no legal relationship between a bounty hunter and a team manager, so in fact the team may not pay the bounties out. The reputation is another story, but if we stay material - nobody has to pay bounty hunters anything :(


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: sehoon on November 10, 2018, 02:37:47 PM
Who told you that bounty hunters are beggars? Yes, bounty hunters don't put money on coins or ICOs but joining campaigns is not a joke. It takes a lot of time and effort before you receive the rewards you deserve. And also, there is still a risk of getting scammed.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: lutcor on November 10, 2018, 02:39:28 PM
No matter how it was, but it seems to me that lately it turns out, because in most cases of recent projects it seems to me that all the same it’s true and people most often do ask


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: ADgordo on November 10, 2018, 02:43:29 PM
Yes you are right we are doing our job and we are helping to icos about advertisement and creating their own community. In my opinion that is huge job. I think a project without community can not do anything in that crypto space. Everyproject need advertisement and need their own strong community and we are providing that to these companies so yes we need to claim we shouldnt beg .


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: iLatios on November 10, 2018, 02:47:28 PM
Unfortunately, bounty hunters have to ask for or ever beg tokens which may be invaluable at all in the nearest time. As I know some years ago, all bounty hunters got their profit in ETH.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Everglow on November 10, 2018, 02:47:46 PM
Yes, they put a lot of effort, but always follow the terms and conditions of the bounty, namely bounty management has the right to change T&Ds at the end of the campaign and we do not have the right to change it.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: electronicash on November 10, 2018, 02:50:54 PM

i feel the same way when i see bounty hunter asks when the distribution will be and yet the team or the community manager just ignore the question like its been asked by a nobody. if it weren't for these guys, they may never have the funds to keep their project going. just keep it real, ICO are done many times since the time i have been developer team needs promotion and the people can do it besides the marketing staff you have are the ones you can find here i the forum with social media accounts.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Jigsawman082076 on November 10, 2018, 02:53:30 PM
Yes I always hear about this issue that bounty hunters are begging for their payment from the campaigns that they have participated or let just say many of them are just making non sense excuses in order not to pay those bounty hunter and some also are paid but not completely so bounty hunters ask for the remaining balance of their payment because they felt being cheated despite the time and efforts that they had made.   


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: ityandsyn on November 10, 2018, 02:58:02 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

       So everyone have all the right to say here in crypto since we are anonymous and we didn't seen personally , but for me the words beggar is better than the words scammers and hacker


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Morning honor on November 10, 2018, 03:03:16 PM
Being beggars is that what you asking without any return, it is different in bounty hunters all you ask here is the payment of your hardwork it may seems that if want to have tokens you should have double your efforts not begging for someone that is out of control of the highness...


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: cryptosmoker on November 10, 2018, 03:28:05 PM
I totally agree with that, bounty hunters are paid based on their contribution and allocation from the project, and bounty hunter supposed to be the key element to promote the project, so it can be said bounty hunters supposed to be an honourable job, so its not appropriate to beg for more coin, if you want more coin then you should contribute more to the project
Yeah, that's true. All we get is suitable with what we have done. Maybe some people just can not be more patient in waiting for the result of their job so they always ask about their token to the team of the project.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Script3d on November 10, 2018, 03:59:30 PM
I totally agree with that, bounty hunters are paid based on their contribution and allocation from the project, and bounty hunter supposed to be the key element to promote the project, so it can be said bounty hunters supposed to be an honourable job, so its not appropriate to beg for more coin, if you want more coin then you should contribute more to the project
Yeah, that's true. All we get is suitable with what we have done. Maybe some people just can not be more patient in waiting for the result of their job so they always ask about their token to the team of the project.
maybe they want more tokens than the allocated one, that would make more sense because you are getting paid because you are advertising their project, you cant get rid of the greed of humanity, some bounty hunters can wait and some others cant like me but it cant be helped because you need to wait.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: dutechman on November 10, 2018, 04:18:32 PM
One of the misconceptions of some is that bounty hunters are nothing to write home about, but this is not true. In one way or the other everybody hunts. I am a bounty hunter and I am proud to be because I work before I can earn anything in bounty. I am not a beggar. I also invest a little but I'm of bounty hunting than investing.  There are also many bounty hunters that are investors.
For as many that still have that notion, I must them that, we bounty hunters are not beggars.
I don't beg for tokens, some may do. I accept whatever my stake is in accordance with the work I have done for such project.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Cianix on November 10, 2018, 04:47:41 PM
If people invested their time in the promotion of the project, I think he has the right to demand a badge for what he promoted , and I think it's the right decision to do so!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Classica35 on November 10, 2018, 04:53:25 PM
Who told you that bounty hunters are beggars? Yes, bounty hunters don't put money on coins or ICOs but joining campaigns is not a joke. It takes a lot of time and effort before you receive the rewards you deserve. And also, there is still a risk of getting scammed.
You need learn to read properly before commenting.
I have noticed that there other people who did not read the details of whatthe author is trying to say before commenting.
He did not say bounty hunters are beggars, but that he hate to see some bounty hunters not standing on their right. Bounty hunters deserve the reward for the work done and that they should not beg if not paid, rather, they should claim their rewards.
Read properly next time.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: JRoth on November 10, 2018, 04:54:03 PM
I really don't like it when someone calls a bounty hunter beggar just for asking when they are gonna get the tokens. People spend their time promoting and others who but talk like they are just getting them for free.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: cryptolord2077 on November 10, 2018, 05:35:46 PM
We honestly do the work, the conditions of which are registered initially and should not change, and then complain about us when we demand our payments. Unfortunately, bounty hunters have no guarantees on payments.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: crystalworld on November 10, 2018, 06:05:39 PM
You are right on point bro, you will promote a project for about 14weeks, and wait for ICO for another 3 months, instead of paying the rewards, the next thing is we are on pause. For only God knows when, the project will resume back. It might not even resume back. At the end seven months is gone.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: zemper on November 10, 2018, 06:14:03 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

Of course you are right. But unfortunately not we manage the project. And they can calmly not pay a bounty reward. And the only real punishment they can get for this is mistrust on the part of new investors, but sometimes it does not matter.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: drumamat on November 10, 2018, 06:38:24 PM
The participants of the bounty is essentially an advertising campaign for any project.Advertising is always well paid and it is a pity that many do not get what they deserve.But let's be fair and still recognize that many projects still pay what they promised.And some companies even pay bounty participants very well.to me myself am disgusting when the ICO became successful with the help of the participants of the bounty and the team collected a hard cap and then just the bountists come in and get humiliated asking for their tokens.This is a pathetic picture, but at the moment there are practically no methods of influencing the project team that conducts ICO.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: daporivera on November 10, 2018, 08:04:45 PM
Addressing bounty hunters as beggars is not acceptable.  With respect to the fact that we work to earn the token, we aren't given the tokens on  a platter of gold. Promoting an ICO for 14weeks requires a lot of work.  Bounty hunters deserve to be rewarded, and treated well and not as beggars.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Biscutard on November 10, 2018, 08:08:42 PM
I haven't encountered someone who beg for token instead of working from it, maybe i can't see them here. I don't know about of the other platform maybe they were all together there asking and begging to the dev for some tokens. There's an airdrop already if they want some free token why not they don't ask for it there. Besides if you do have pride left in you and wouldn't ask something for free then you should work for it.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Terrmit on November 10, 2018, 08:10:04 PM
How can we be beggars if we are constantly working. I already forgot when I had a day off. So where are my tokens. Many believe that it is easy. Earn a coin. I do not think so.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Osayo on November 10, 2018, 08:10:55 PM
The bounty managers and the ICO teams have almost reduced all bounty hunters to beggars. You can just imagine the rubbish when you complete a bounty campaign and you don't get paid even after 3 months. It is a very bad experience.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: fommes86 on November 10, 2018, 08:17:16 PM
We urgently need government regulation of ICO projects to put an end to this lawlessness and fraud.

Even though I dislike it if a few projects try to scam bounty hunters, but to call for the government to regulate is the last thing we want in the crypto scene.  ;) By the way, which government? All of them?  :o


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: fommes86 on November 10, 2018, 08:22:27 PM
The reason why Bounty Hunters are "beggars" its because they are asking for token even though the distribution is not yet started.

And always messaging the forums, telegram, and other social media sites "When distribute?, When exchange?, I didn't receive token..blah blah". that's cause to make bounty hunters a beggar.

The same is true for airdrops. You see the same people commenting for a project "Best project you will have big success" and just a week later "when I receive my coins?" while the ICO has not even yet started.  ;D


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: melomanskiy on November 10, 2018, 08:30:08 PM
TC I totally agree with your words. You are telling the truth. The most expensive is that we have this time, which is impossible to return. It passes. And it's a shame when, after well-deserved work, you have to beg for your payment.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Lorin on November 10, 2018, 08:48:09 PM
They are not beggars they are just claiming  their token because they work hard for it.do not under estimate bounty hunters because of them most of the project becime successful so they have the right to get paid also. Beggars are those who just  claiming without any efforts.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: fommes86 on November 10, 2018, 08:50:46 PM
TC I totally agree with your words. You are telling the truth. The most expensive is that we have this time, which is impossible to return. It passes. And it's a shame when, after well-deserved work, you have to beg for your payment.

For you time seems to be no issue, 600+ posts of which 200 not yet counted as activity and no merit points. Signature campaign without merit... Don't think you will get any bounty reward.

Without offence, but bounty workers have to provide value for a project, it's not just about doing tasks, then a project could as well program a bot who does all the work.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: cevap on November 10, 2018, 08:52:59 PM
If we would be beggars, then devs wouldt pay us for promoting their projects. Its all about promotion and marketing these days and projects are using more funds for marketing then development.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Ailmand on November 10, 2018, 08:55:48 PM
I think bounty hunters should be paid on time and no excuses should be made. Spending time to promote a project and giving your best effort to meet all the requirements is not a joke. I think they should be more considerate about bounty hunters since they have devoted their time.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: romaleshc on November 10, 2018, 08:56:03 PM
Who said that bounty hunters are beggars? At first beggars just wanna get money without doing anything while bounty hunters have to complete work weekly to get stake and token at the end of every bounty campaign, I don't think why there is any guys think that bounty hunters are beggars. LOL. Maybe they said that just because of they were jealous. LOL.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Rustamm on November 10, 2018, 09:08:55 PM
We urgently need government regulation of ICO projects to put an end to this lawlessness and fraud.

Even though I dislike it if a few projects try to scam bounty hunters, but to call for the government to regulate is the last thing we want in the crypto scene.  ;) By the way, which government? All of them?  :o
Yes, the state authorities should regulate the conduct of ICOs at the place of registration of the ICO team. I just do not see any other way out. Until that time, you can simply boycott those ICO teams that will not guarantee that there will be no KYC checks at the end of the ICO. With the participation of the administration of the forum this issue can be solved. The forum administration should protect the interests of the forum participants. Altcoinstalks is already deciding whether to carry out verification on the forum itself, which will mean passing KYC checks for all ICO teams that will launch ICO projects on this forum.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Naughty Princess on November 10, 2018, 09:29:04 PM
Yes you are 100% right bounty hunters are not beggars. Nothing is free bounty hunters also works hard for the projects they participated. Bounty hunters also put their efforts to promote the projects that's why they get rewards as a coin of the project. Bounty hunters should also be treated like an ICO investors. Because they give their precious time for promotion of any project that is also very important.
Being part of bounty campaign does not mean that you are a beggar, we are just want to take less risk in gaining the coin that we want. Not only money is being invested on it but also the materials you used to join on it, without that you cannot learn to do such things along the internet. Time and effort can be paid of because you work for it.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: ataki on November 10, 2018, 09:50:50 PM
You are completely right as bounty hunters invest their time, energy, knowledge and their contacts (friends, network)
and it is as valuable as they invest their capital. Many looks at bounty hunters as beggars and it is a wrong attitude
 as bounty hunting is a service like any other marketing activities.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: zhea on November 10, 2018, 09:56:51 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.
Yeah, why beg when it is your reward for the services that you have rendered. Bounty hunters were the one responsible for making a project successful and in return they treat them as beggars though not all bounty managers were doing that. They must remember that bounty hunters are also investors. They just participate in bounties to help promote the project so that they can be assured that their investment would be a success.





Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: iconoclast on November 10, 2018, 09:59:35 PM
I consider the contribution as work and if I contribute work to a project and the project is a success then I expect to be remunerated for my work. There is no rule that says you have to conduct a bounty and if you don't think it contributes value to your project then don't do it. But if you do decide to conduct a bounty then you need to treat those that take up the challenge with some respect and more importantly honour the terms of your agreement.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Karlblaise1 on November 10, 2018, 10:01:29 PM
I am of the opinion that bounty hunters are professional contractors that willingly delivered their services effectively,  but got treated badly by some greedy bounty managers and project owners.

The only difference between the services offered by bounty hunters and that offered by google is only on the pricing.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Yamifoud on November 10, 2018, 10:02:18 PM
We honestly do the work, the conditions of which are registered initially and should not change, and then complain about us when we demand our payments. Unfortunately, bounty hunters have no guarantees on payments.
It is sad that bounty hunters give their efforts in promoting a certain project but it have no assurance of being paid in the end.
We don't want such thing happen to us but it happens that some company never give their promises and letting bounty participant got nothing from them. Of course, they will get angry and keep complaining cause that's the only way, besides we can't file case against the project owner.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Mishgan27 on November 10, 2018, 10:41:54 PM
this is a personal matter. Everyone chooses how to dispose of their tokens. I believe that it is better to sell tokens at once, because most of them already sell immediately. in addition, investors also sell. can be to leave part of on possible growth.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: mutanu on November 10, 2018, 10:47:09 PM
Actually bounty hunters spend a lot of time for advertizing of the ico project and they receive payment in their tokens. At the same time participants I don't know in general their work will be paid or not. All advertizing agencies which do advertizing of this sort take a lot of money and demand payment in hard currency, generally it is dollars. Very much it isn't pleasant to me when all accuse bounty hunters of falling of the price of a coin.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: bisdak40 on November 10, 2018, 10:47:33 PM
Bounty hunters are not beggars, it is true and in my opinion bounty management team already aware of this. The problem is that bounty hunters are some sort of a scammers nowadays though not all and sad to say it. Applying multiple accounts in a single bounty is a common problem i see and hard to solve. That is why bounty team is doing their best how to combat this fraud and we should do our part as well to solve the issue.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: VieleSind on November 10, 2018, 10:52:55 PM
Bounty members are not just beggars; they are hard-working people who want to get the results they deserve. But now there are so many ICO scam projects that make the bounty members waste a lot of time and effort but not wholly get any reward. So worried to talk about this!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: TomArayaSlaya on November 10, 2018, 10:57:15 PM
I think the best case is for bounty managers to try and remove those trying to spam the promotions and others just been lazy to pay those who work hard for it


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: akiho yoshizawa on November 10, 2018, 11:17:15 PM
Bounty members are not just beggars; they are hard-working people who want to get the results they deserve. But now there are so many ICO scam projects that make the bounty members waste a lot of time and effort but not wholly get any reward. So worried to talk about this!

I am very much in agreement with you, because indeed for the current situation the bounty members who have worked hard and wasted a lot of time just to be able to finish their work but did not get any reward. so they should have been able to get the hard work they had done, but again what happened was that there were many ICO projects that ended up scamming.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: smyslov on November 10, 2018, 11:24:45 PM
These are not really free tokens we have worked for it what you said are all right, I could have just promoted my online sites in my signature or  watching movies or chatting with my friends but I opted to do these things because I like it here and there are ICO that I want to promote it really causes time and money.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: cryp24x on November 10, 2018, 11:38:27 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
I totally agree with you. We are spending our time, effort, and money for being a Bounty Hunter. Sometimes we sacrifice our time that should be spent with our families. We often time sacrifice those precious time just to beat all the deadlines and make the project as successful as we spread the word about their project. Well, I don't really say that I beg for it because I have done my part and I am qualified to claim what is really for me.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: ROB18 on November 10, 2018, 11:49:43 PM
This thing happen to me,  think I have to change my mindset. Bounty manager denied that I should receive my token just for the fact that I was not able to send the e-mail address but I was able to do the job all in all. It was just the confirmation for the e-mail. I was able to send it on time using different account, mistakenly.  but they denied it.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: biletskiy on November 11, 2018, 06:09:07 AM
In some sort I agree with you. But many bounty hunters cheat and for bad work they demand payment of tokens. Also bounty campaigns in social networks are useless because they do not benefit the project.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Hagmonar on November 11, 2018, 07:21:32 AM
Let us look at 2 different views.

Some of the bounty hunters are doing their best to cheat in the bounty campaign making them similar to the attributes of being a beggar. They spend their time creating multiple accounts to spam and create toxicity inside the forum as well as in the social media.

However, there are also some bounty hunters who are true to themselves which makes them the most affected victim in the long run of advertisements due to the wasted time and effort.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: canaveralnonie on November 11, 2018, 07:30:19 AM
I am a bounty hunter for less or more than a year, and I will say that I'm not a beggar because I have a real job ( office job ). This bounty hunting is just my sideline and nothing more. I do this because I learn and earn too, just like hitting two birds with one stone( just to be practical on my time and using it on the smartest way ). I earn a few dollar sometimes but it's okay, as long as I learn and enjoying what I'm doing here.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: fommes86 on November 11, 2018, 09:18:03 AM
With the participation of the administration of the forum this issue can be solved. The forum administration should protect the interests of the forum participants. Altcoinstalks is already deciding whether to carry out verification on the forum itself, which will mean passing KYC checks for all ICO teams that will launch ICO projects on this forum.

I completely agree with your suggestion. That is the best option and it would also be quite easy to implement.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: ahmia39 on November 11, 2018, 10:14:48 AM
Bounty participants are not beggars, but they are workers in making bounty promotions, so if the quota has not been given clearly they will complain for the work they have done in accordance with the rules.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Jrfranco on November 11, 2018, 02:03:14 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

You are on point, the case is some people called us beggars because we beg the management in exchange for the effort done, but we could not change that, the point is, we have the right to claim whatever remuneration we had in exchange for the work we've done in the course of time, i think people should understand that there are no more free at this time, everything is paid in money or in any other type, as long as you do your job as a bounty hunter.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: cizatext on November 11, 2018, 02:11:00 PM
It so annoying to hear such statement as begging in bounty hunting the truth is bounty hunters are one of this who invest in a project most despite the fact that their don't invest physical cash but the time and energy invested is also a thing of high value too, there is a saying that goes that time is money.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Milka86 on November 14, 2018, 07:17:41 AM
Bounty hunters are a very important link in the development of the project . The development of the project and the number of investors also depends on their number and work. They advertise the project, the product and increase public interest in it. This is work that must be paid with dignity. And it is a pity that many projects do not fulfill their obligations to them . It shows the face and reputation of the project


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Abuchi2 on November 14, 2018, 07:32:46 AM
On my on understanding what I have to say is this not all the bounty hunters are beggars the ones that beg for free tokens are the lazy ones a serious bounty hunter can not come along to you for free tokens rather he will depend on the ones he receive for participating in some bounty programs.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Escf4 on November 14, 2018, 10:34:46 AM
That is true ,bounty hunters are not beggars , without this bounty hunters , the newly launched  ICO projects  might not be successful, bounty hunters are of great help in promoting the platform of a certain ICO project, they help through different bounty campaign in a,certain projects , the bounty hunters are exerting time and effort ,so they should also be rewarded for their participation in the bounty projects.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: akishang on November 14, 2018, 10:40:43 AM
I agree. Bounty hunters are not beggars and ICO's should not put them in a situation where in they have to ask for their coin. It is something they worked hard for and they deserve to be treated properly. ICO's should keep their word and should inform bounty hunters if there are delays. Transparency can go a long way.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: copyfile on November 14, 2018, 11:00:31 AM
If we compare the earnings of bounty hunters in 2017 and 2018, it is very different. Began to earn much less. One of the main reasons is a large number of Scam projects. And projects that do not even collect soft cap. I think we need to work for the future and the received tokens will bring profit not earlier than in 1 or 2 years.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: crypt0.r3negades on November 15, 2018, 07:19:32 AM
I agree. Bounty hunters are not to be treated as a common beggars. They should be treated as an employee. Because they are working also for the marketing of the ico project. And they should be given privilege. Because we spend time on the project rather than spending time with the family. And the ico project should also be thankful on the bounty hunters because we don't know, the reason for big investors to come, all because of the bounty hunters.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Sarisang on November 15, 2018, 08:32:25 AM
in this bounty hunter is indeed considered one eye. This did not escape the free coins obtained though honestly sure bounty hunter not to say like that. Moreover, the bounty hunter has always been accused of being a perpetrator of the fall in price after entering the market and ICO is bad enough. When the bounty helps in the marketing field and without this, a small ICO the possibility to succeed. reasonable if necessarily has to be paid and not beg or ask.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: cryptotycoon33 on November 15, 2018, 08:46:32 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

I totally agree with your valid opinion,bounty hunters are not beggars,we always put in a lot of hard work into the ICO campaign success, so we are suppose to compensated proportionally and not treated as beggars. Thanks for voicing out!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: engesi on November 15, 2018, 08:53:59 AM
I support you, although bounty hunters are not protected, but we should protect ourselves, we should have our own dignity! If someone is willing to build a hunter community, then I will be happy to join and boycott the garbage bounty and share trading experience!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Ostonian on November 15, 2018, 09:00:51 AM
Although bounty hunters do not invest in a project, they also need to get their tokens, because the time they spent can be equated to financial investments.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: untugede on November 15, 2018, 09:10:32 AM
That is what I sometimes see, it will be very difficult to achieve success, of course, the new ICO project for example there are no bounty hunters, so bounty hunters should not be treated like beggars, because they have worked hard to achieve the success of the project, with them spending their time to promote for the sake of projects that are supported can achieve success and success, so they are very worthy to get a reward from their hard work.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: MbakNarti on November 15, 2018, 09:24:29 AM
bounty hunters do work and are promised payments according to what they do, when not paid, it must be claimed, because it is a right that must be accepted by the bounty hunter, and is an obligation that must be fulfilled by the company. For that, what should be the right, we must claim it and not beg to be given the promised token


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: escalante28 on November 15, 2018, 09:38:29 AM
I do believed everything we ask from BM and ICO teamembers are like our salary because we don't ask it for free. We work hard for it, we spent our time, efforts and even our knowledge. Sometimes they really get annoyed to us( bounty hunter) because we often ask regarding our token. If they provide us date and fulfill their words, I don't think we have the reasons to beg in their main channel. We are not beggars, we work for it, even airdrop participants work for it.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: braves182 on November 15, 2018, 09:47:59 AM
I am also sorry that now it has become a normal situation when bounty hunters beg for their reward, and investors sitting sometimes in the same telegram, enter into a dialogue and try to humiliate them. Not all investors find out about the project thanks to the bounty program, but many. But there are such hunters who really beg for rewards, although they didn't fulfill the conditions. These are really annoying.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Golftech on November 15, 2018, 10:33:50 AM
bounty hunters do work and are promised payments according to what they do, when not paid, it must be claimed, because it is a right that must be accepted by the bounty hunter, and is an obligation that must be fulfilled by the company. For that, what should be the right, we must claim it and not beg to be given the promised token
If the team behind are legit and decent then there's no need for begging the rewards that should be belong to the bounty hunters, like what you have said it should be rewarded accordingly as it was been work properly, its an obligation for the team to give the stake correctly and no need to beg for it, but things happen for a reason and we should learn from it.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Freddy63 on November 15, 2018, 10:38:37 AM
Bounty hunters aren't beggars , yeah, they just complete their job and they want it to be payed in time, nothing more. We are facing negative attitude from bounty managers and so on


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Adreman23 on November 16, 2018, 01:37:32 PM
If you feel that you are being degraded  for being a bounty hunter and you want special treatment, why not try to invest some money to that project so that you'll  get the respect you want. Some bounty hunters are so impatient to wait. I dont know if it is greed or they dont enough money to buy food so they force the team or bounty managers to distribute the bounty token immediately. Please understand the current situation of the market, no project wants to get rekt this time, they need good timing, please understand if they are delaying the distribution. Im a bounty hunter too but i understand the investors are the first priorities to get their token so as a bounty hunter i understand that i need to wait patiently.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: masterchief001 on November 16, 2018, 01:45:18 PM
Right! The bounty hunter is not a beggar at all. They do not invest money but still get the money and free coins. In order to do so, hunters have to work hard to find good bonuses. Successfully participate in signature campaigns. This takes a lot of time.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: altcoinhunter01 on November 16, 2018, 02:17:19 PM
Fully agreed with your opinion that bounty hunters give their precious time to promote the projects and they get huge volume growth due to this widespread promotion through their solid media profiles. They don't get anything free and they get paid for their valued time.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: dat.ho12492 on November 16, 2018, 02:33:56 PM
Right! The bounty hunter is not a beggar at all. They do not invest money but still get the money and free coins. In order to do so, hunters have to work hard to find good bonuses. Successfully participate in signature campaigns. This takes a lot of time.
Agreed, although the bounty hunters do not invest money in projects but they still invest a lot of time to complete the tasks of the project, they are more hardworking than any investor, they contribute and receive the reward is correct, there is no reason to say they are beggars. The beggar is only for those who do not contribute, lazy in all activities and waiting for others to donate money to them, bounty hunters have no similarities to this, saying they are true beggars is an insult to them.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Seeker#9 on November 16, 2018, 03:22:13 PM
A beggar go to the street and beg for alms without a sweat. Bounty hunters have to work first before they get their tokens after many weeks of posting in this forum. A bounty hunter can't become like a beggar if they start to claim their tokens after for some weeks. Others are not so lucky to get their tokens because the bounty turned to scam. The present situation of the market will surely affects the distributions of tokens so expect a delay and try to have patience while waiting.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: yulchatar on November 16, 2018, 06:44:00 PM
Yes, indeed, I had this several times. After the bounty I didn't have any rewards, although other participants already had distribution. And I had to write bounty managers and find out what was the matter. This is not a very pleasant feeling and you really feel like a beggar. But I want to say that not everyone acted fairly. There were those who simply said that the distribution was over and that was all. I couldn't prove anything and didn't get anything.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: marados on November 16, 2018, 07:01:39 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

I totally agree with what you said there. Bounty hunters are definitely not treated right from some of the bounty managers out there. And as I'm always sayin even though we aren't investing our money in some project we are investing our time in it, which for me personally and I believe other bounty hunters too means alot. So yeah we should be treated better for our time and work we do.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Iykecollinz on November 16, 2018, 07:01:50 PM
A lot of time and energy is spent on bounty hunting which makes it a real time job and every labourer also deserves his wage so every bounty hunter deserves to be rewarded. The challenge these days however is that a lot of those tokens eventually are worthless even when they get to the exchange maybe due to a shitty project or scam. It is not enough to be rewarded with tokens but valuable ones


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: hardhouseinc on November 16, 2018, 07:06:18 PM
There are bounty hunters who know their place. You have to work if you want a reward. Asking for tokens is not a solution


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: fraufreiheit on November 16, 2018, 07:11:59 PM
It's easy to teach projects how to respect their bounty hunters: if a team doesn't want to pay for our work, we can easily tell the community the truth about it by wearing signatures saying "/projectname/ is a scam" and creating tweets, posts, articles, videos about it. But we should work together and support each other in these cases.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: jpnl0006 on November 16, 2018, 07:12:15 PM
bounty hunters are not beggars and so should be respected in every way possible and should be given the preferences that they deserve because they participate in a more sensitive area in the search for funds for the projects in which they participate in.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: ivanst776 on November 16, 2018, 07:13:41 PM
i am a bounty hunter and i am not a beggar.
i am doing this kind of this like an investor.
yeah i am not giving any amount but i am putting my load work onto this.
if being  a bounty hunter is a beggar then all beggar is innovative then!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: 2tang on November 16, 2018, 07:16:36 PM
I am a bounty hunter and I really understand what you are saying, although many say that bounty hunters get free coins but in reality it's not free because we also need capital, even though it's small but in essence it's not free, anyway we work becomes very reasonable if we are paid and it is also very reasonable when we demand to be paid


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: tins on November 16, 2018, 07:21:36 PM
bounty hunters are not beggars and so should be respected in every way possible and should be given the preferences that they deserve because they participate in a more sensitive area in the search for funds for the projects in which they participate in.

But even in the project management team are seeing bounty hunters as hungry, and are very dumbfounded in answering them. Have made many others as investors also see them like that


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: anjuara1978 on November 16, 2018, 07:22:46 PM
In that case, I think bounty hunters are not beggers it's true but they deserve to get rewarded from that projects they are promoting.
Sometimes many bounty managers are made mistake and that's why bounty hunters are getting excited about their reward. Every project manager should respect each and every bounty hunters so that they can get more confidence in working into it.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Bunk67 on November 16, 2018, 07:24:29 PM
Yes bounty hunter are not begger we are working hard for what we are getting if we don't put money but will are contributing what we can.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: triangles on November 16, 2018, 08:14:03 PM
Actually, I agree with you, hate to see bounty hunters begging for their rewards, but that becomes a problem sometimes there are some bounty hunters who ruin the atmosphere, for example they discuss bounty but not exactly and many of them ask for exchanger problems even though the ico hasn't finished selling it maybe that caused ico to be reluctant to give rewards to bounty hunters (not all parties ico)


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: gerjiss on November 16, 2018, 08:34:42 PM
I think that you are right and now it is really considered to be bounty hunters as beggars who go and ask for tokens for the work done, and in fact, these projects need us and it is also very surprising to see managers who are also disgusting to bounty hunters, and in fact without us they will not be needed by anyone!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Mommynigabby on November 16, 2018, 09:50:00 PM
Thank you for putting up this post. For giving pride and respect to what we do. Most people look down on us, yes you were right. They look at us like beggars. But were not. We're trying to get what we've worked hard for. It's just sad to think that some people think lowly of us.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: kissme09 on November 16, 2018, 09:53:10 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
But there are a lot of projects that do not pay for bounty hunters for the specified time they give so why are so many hunters asking these questions: When will pay? When do we get our tokens? and many other questions.
Most hunters looking for bounty daily costs so much pressure on themselves so do not despise them.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: powerman24 on November 16, 2018, 11:00:59 PM
We are definitely not beggars as we are getting the reward for a job done. But sometimes we behave like beggars when
we dump our tokens for a penny without making any research on the project. Doing so, we are not respecting our own
work and the  work of other colleagues. And we cannot blame others for such behavior.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: akie17 on November 17, 2018, 03:47:51 AM
Definitely not beggars.
Bounty hunters work for the project in exchange of free tokens? Nope, its not free.
Bounty hunters are freelancers and help for the development and advertisement of the project although its not formal still they take a part for promotions. Tokens or reward are given to them in exchange of the work they done. They are not begging they are just claiming what they deserve.
Who would like to work in a company without pay?

Although some bounty hunters take it to some level that they try to harass projects to get some tokens but not all.

There are still bounty hunters that play these deal right and they deserve to be paid.

Bounty hunters are not beggars, they work hard and they deserve to be paid.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: mullzerwar on November 17, 2018, 03:56:58 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
You were right we are working on our own sweat, So we have the right for the reward that we deserve to get.
So I disagree if the project manager or the project owner to make us doing something complicated to get what is our right to have.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Svarora on November 17, 2018, 04:03:53 AM
Yeah it's TRUE that they devote their time to promote a project. I think there should be some rules regarding payment to bounty hunters . There must be some rules for their enterencebut once they entered they must be given respect while payment and ensure token would be listed


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Autumn.MediaGrp on November 17, 2018, 04:14:48 AM
it became like that cause some people have constantly spammed the telegram channel of when bounty end? etc etc about bounty, i understand that those channel are intend for Customers, and those customers seeing some guys spamming about bounty etc is kinda a let down. but i do agree we should be treated as investors as well even tho not directly we did spend time that can never be bought back again and we should be compensate for those


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: MrPao on November 17, 2018, 04:27:23 AM
Well said, I am very much looking forward to hunters can unite, but this seems impossible, because everyone is busy with their own business!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: stefany101 on November 17, 2018, 04:29:04 AM
Yes it is ! Bounty hunters are not beggars for the reason that they are working for the money they get as a rewards in joining bounties. They are usually called beggars because most bounty hunters immediately dumped their tokens and it is the reason why investors are getting mad at them and usually called them a beggars in the crypto industry.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: betece777 on November 17, 2018, 04:36:53 AM
right we bounties claim our payment because it's our right. when we want to follow the karuni we have registered and our names are already listed in the list so after working long enough the promised payment becomes our right that they must fulfill and they pay not later after the project ico succeed the bounties are not paid and do not fulfill their rights much from developers doing things like this. to be honest I hate developers like those who are dishonest and don't want to pay their workers' rights


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Muhtaixa on November 17, 2018, 05:27:57 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.


Definitely agree with you. You are absolutely right. Some people see bounty hunter as a beggar. We just want what's right. ICOs allocate a budget for advertising. We're advertising them.
They pay for advertising agencies immediately. But they don't do us. They're always delaying. They're halving the payment. There's a lot like this ...


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Cactushrt on November 17, 2018, 05:31:07 AM
Yes i hate seeing bounty hunters not treated well i can see most company they will paid the hunter with just a small amount of tokens.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: felicity06 on November 17, 2018, 05:46:38 AM
You are right there a lots of Bounty hunters who work here fair and honest. So in return we should receive as well the fruit of our efforts. It is not easy to work here and we all know that. We should be treated good here because we are promoting their project to make it successful in short but we are part of their success.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Bim abk on November 17, 2018, 05:54:01 AM
You are right there a lots of Bounty hunters who work here fair and honest. So in return we should receive as well the fruit of our efforts. It is not easy to work here and we all know that. We should be treated good here because we are promoting their project to make it successful in short but we are part of their success.
if viewed as such, the campaign participants are one of the successful teams in promoting their projects. and I think it's very inappropriate if it's only considered a price destroyer or something. but unfortunately investors sometimes view that


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: stoxalpha on November 17, 2018, 06:00:47 AM
Perhaps some people are in the presence of bounty hunters, but I think bounty hunters are also worthy of being respected. They are a profession. They are a boost to the cryptocurrency ICO project, which requires bounty hunters. However, due to the large reduction in ICO projects, the future may disappear.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: kicauklaten on November 17, 2018, 06:05:29 AM
You are right there a lots of Bounty hunters who work here fair and honest. So in return we should receive as well the fruit of our efforts. It is not easy to work here and we all know that. We should be treated good here because we are promoting their project to make it successful in short but we are part of their success.
if viewed as such, the campaign participants are one of the successful teams in promoting their projects. and I think it's very inappropriate if it's only considered a price destroyer or something. but unfortunately investors sometimes view that
investors sometimes do have a look that bad against a bounty hunter. with can get coins without buying, so they assume that the bounty hunter just gets results for free but also as a destroyer. in fact, that the bounty hunter role in the field of promotion, and when the ICO does not do this the opportunity for success is small enough. whether it can still be referred to as a beggar? of course, this is wrong thinking.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: capableuwa1 on November 17, 2018, 07:08:28 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
You are 💯 right. Bounty Hunters are not beggers as it is so Sad to see majority of Bounty hunters who begged Bounty Managers/Project team coordinator for their token after carrying out the necessary task. Well I won't blame anyone for that, it is simply because the number of Bounty participants keep increasing on daily basis and it is almost impossible to earn from Bounty this days because of such participants who go ahead to beg for their hard earn reward.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Little_king on November 17, 2018, 07:42:50 AM
I just wonder how this can be tackled ,that will bring back the glory of bounty and we should all make an agreement in which way to go as the cheating is now a norms to dev team which they see as their right and can do and undo , most especially the rules that used to be stated that " they have right to change the rules at any time " but with no reason , that is a clause that we all need to fight and if we really need to do this then all bounty need to be stopped and no one should participate but how can we achieve this is the major issue.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: fly99 on November 17, 2018, 08:05:45 AM
There should be no occupational discrimination. I think that only the poor can only choose to sell time. Please note that the rich will not betray his time in exchange for a small return. So I think we should respect the work of bounty hunters and they are also contributing to the future of cryptocurrencies.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: tranquangvinh on November 17, 2018, 04:11:18 PM
I think bounty hunters  often do that because their team delayed allocating token to bounty hunters , it's normal when you just want to know  when the token will be distributed .


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: v_i_p on November 17, 2018, 04:48:05 PM
I think bounty hunters  often do that because their team delayed allocating token to bounty hunters , it's normal when you just want to know  when the token will be distributed .
If the project refuses to pay bounty hunters, it is a Scam, and the attitude towards it should be appropriate.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: lutcor on November 17, 2018, 04:54:06 PM
It is very funny to read such things because the beggars today are those projects that ask bounty hunters to take part in the dissemination and promotion of the project that they created and after all this so to talk about bounty hunters?


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: avarnet on November 17, 2018, 05:12:02 PM
right we bounties claim our payment because it's our right. when we want to follow the karuni we have registered and our names are already listed in the list so after working long enough the promised payment becomes our right that they must fulfill and they pay not later after the project ico succeed the bounties are not paid and do not fulfill their rights much from developers doing things like this. to be honest I hate developers like those who are dishonest and don't want to pay their workers' rights
that's right what you say because we are working not just asking for it, because we are working on the mind and time too, so the bounty hunter is not a beggar


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Pecunia non olet on November 17, 2018, 05:16:02 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
I totally agree with you, I have same feeling. After months of a hard work I received tokens with almost no value.
Also many times bounty manager and project creators are changing the rules - KYC is required, small investment is required, you have to wait a year to get bounty tokens and so on.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: unbotak on November 17, 2018, 05:24:15 PM
bounty hunters are workers who do their jobs. They can be paid from their hard work so they are not beggars. Bounty hunters also need the knowledge and knowledge gained from their efforts to understand crypto, so it is inappropriate if bounty hunters are called beggars.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: glowing10 on November 17, 2018, 05:27:24 PM
Well said, I am very much looking forward to hunters can unite, but this seems impossible, because everyone is busy with their own business!

No body is beggar here. It is the opportunity to find out the best coin from the bunch of coins which can help you to get the best returns on your investment as compared to other coins and it is not easy to pick some form the thousand of such coins. So all kudos to those who can manage it.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Opnsrc on November 18, 2018, 06:53:55 AM
Yes it is ! Bounty hunters are not beggars for the reason that they are working for the money they get as a rewards in joining bounties. They are usually called beggars because most bounty hunters immediately dumped their tokens and it is the reason why investors are getting mad at them and usually called them a beggars in the crypto industry.

No one can call them the beggars or something like that. People work hard and get the money for it. Everything is very simple. If you choose some Bounties, you must be ready that you will spend much time


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Sendi blackspade team on November 18, 2018, 06:58:16 AM

No one can call them the beggars or something like that. People work hard and get the money for it. Everything is very simple. If you choose some Bounties, you must be ready that you will spend much time
yes of course, now there are many bounties that take a lot of time and which predictions will not be made. Bounty hunters work very hard with the time they give, and they don't beg to get rewards. they receive their payment according to the work done.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: R9s on November 18, 2018, 06:58:45 AM
I want to talk about my feelings.
I think the hunter is in a bad situation right now. As fraudulent projects increased, our income gradually decreased, and some tokens began to cut prices after entering the exchange. They shirk these responsibilities to us. When we become victims of scams, no one is willing to stand up and do justice for the hunters!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Mommynigabby on November 18, 2018, 10:01:11 AM
Yes it is ! Bounty hunters are not beggars for the reason that they are working for the money they get as a rewards in joining bounties. They are usually called beggars because most bounty hunters immediately dumped their tokens and it is the reason why investors are getting mad at them and usually called them a beggars in the crypto industry.

if investors are dumping them, we have no choice but to dump them as well. to be honest i'm the hodler type,  and since i'm that type, most tokens I have now are of zero value after the dump. i kind of learned my lesson and knew that as soon as it hit exchange , i gotta sell.  the problem sometimes is Bounty Managers act as if we don't have  a right to do what we want to do with our tokens when infact its OURS. we bought it with OUR TIME. 


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: chenczane on November 18, 2018, 10:11:37 AM
I agree on what you have said. ICO's should follow their roadmap and distribution date so that bountt hunters doesn't need to keep on following up on when it will be. They shouldn't procrastinate things and keep their word. Delays will only make them unprofessional and untrustworthy.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Negdan4ik on November 18, 2018, 10:12:03 AM
I also faced such a problem that the projects do not pay, constantly some excuses for questions about the payment and it is very upsetting, because I think if I did the work, I have to pay, and I do not have to beg for their coins.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: PlusOne88 on November 18, 2018, 10:17:46 AM
The bounty hunters have the right to ask or claim what they are promised of. Most are abused by fake or a poorly managed project that in the end gives very little to nothing at all. Of course we cannot force them to pay if they failed but atleast their should be justice. I have joined many times and was paid too little that seems not justified at all since it cost me a lot of time, resources like electiricity and other related expenses. They should as well look at the balance between their responsibilities towards us and their success.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: KKH84 on November 18, 2018, 10:26:42 AM
But in reality many bounty hunters are begging for their tokens, I often see them in telegram groups, hopefully by seeing your writing can open the minds of other bounty hunters, no need to be beggars to claim our rights.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Insert_ on November 18, 2018, 10:29:04 AM
naturally, we should not beg for our honestly earned tokens, but alas, this has to be done, since not all projects treat us in good faith.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Yatsan on November 18, 2018, 11:05:11 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
I think some other are just pertaining to word "beggar" or "beg" maybe because on telegram channels, bounty hunter are more question aggressive than those who invested money or investors. There is nothing wrong being a bounty hunter in fact it is the majority of ICO advertisement through the help of bounty participants. We cannot blame the bounty hunter as they are just claiming what the ICO promised to them.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Baser on November 18, 2018, 12:04:40 PM
The bounty hunters, who are struggling not to make spam and use the forum clean, are of course not a beggar. But those who make the opposite hurt others. We know the difference between them. In addition, bounty is the business of advertising and is a sector of hunters.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: aalavandan on November 18, 2018, 04:32:16 PM
I agree. It is not easy to be a bounty hunter. You need to invest a lot of time to help the project to reach the funding cap. Investors should be thankful to the hunters, because without them, the project won't be able to reach their soft cap.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: BitFinnese on November 18, 2018, 04:33:26 PM
But in reality many bounty hunters are begging for their tokens, I often see them in telegram groups, hopefully by seeing your writing can open the minds of other bounty hunters, no need to be beggars to claim our rights.

I do not think it is begging, it is just a nice way of saying they have to get paid.   Remember you cannot beg what is rightfully yours, you just have to claim it.  And asking nicely is not the same as begging.  Rather than getting furious and act like an idiot, bounty hunters prefer to act in a right way since bounty hunters wanted to avoid conflict in claiming their pay as much as possible.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Gumpfire on November 18, 2018, 04:43:50 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
Bounty hunters are facing a lot of troubles when it comes joining in failed and scammed ICO projects because most of them has the same reasons like delay of listing exchanges and distribution of tokens, and also a lot ICO projects today cant reach their softcap. Sadly, to say that joining ICO projects is a lot of risk.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: kiranrpa.ai on November 18, 2018, 04:52:36 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

"BEGGING IS BETTER THAN THEFTING" i mean bounty hunters are doing campaigns with  very trustfully and belive on ICOs but scam ICOs founders and are just ruin the hopes of BHs this is also one kind of theft, they are theives with no moral values they are often theft TIME from BHs, so DONT USE THAT WORD BEGGAR bounty hunters are far better than the scam ICOs.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Boysisig207608 on November 18, 2018, 05:10:03 PM
Yes I do really agree on this issue that bounty hunters are not beggars but they are forced in begging for their payment from all of those ICO and bounties that they had participated because they not being paid completely just like what those ICOs and bounties had promised to pay them.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: tmpwhore on November 18, 2018, 05:31:16 PM
I'm absolutely agree with you. Bounty hunters are the same investors. They invest their time to promote your project and must be paid. I think that all bounty hunters will agree with this.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Andika23 on November 18, 2018, 05:45:54 PM
Yes, you are right and I strongly agree with your statement. We bounty hunters need good treatment from ICO makers. We have taken the time to promote the project you are running, without us maybe most projects will not work properly, with us promoting the project you are running will lure big investors to visit and invest in your project. The bounty hunters work with you and indirectly you pay bounty hunters through your tokens.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: nebiki on November 18, 2018, 05:46:28 PM
here I am also a bounty hunter, bounty hunters are not beggars because this is a job. I can get money from here if I obey and obey the project rules that I follow. but I also need to choose and analyze a good project and promise that fraud will not occur.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: NomanBD on November 18, 2018, 06:59:27 PM
I really want to thank you for your thinking. It's the reality what we the bounty hunters feel. Some people say that we get free money. But I think we invest the most valuable thing and that is 'OUR TIME'. But most of the time the reward is very low and getting those tokens is not a easy job sometimes.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: XCANA on November 18, 2018, 07:05:02 PM
I agree with you that Bounty Hunters are not beggars and will not be beggar in our own discharge of duties by helping the bounty managers or project to get to it soft-cap and hard-cap, so, no need to be beggars in our own right. Let's take our right and fight for it.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: UnDerDoG81 on November 18, 2018, 07:28:39 PM
I agree with you that Bounty Hunters are not beggars and will not be beggar in our own discharge of duties by helping the bounty managers or project to get to it soft-cap and hard-cap, so, no need to be beggars in our own right. Let's take our right and fight for it.

I think there should be measures to protect bounty hunters, as they, as well as investors, should be guaranteed their effort to be rewarded.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: robattfield on November 18, 2018, 07:38:37 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
you're right. The bounty hunters are very disadvantageous, there is no rule that protect bounty hunters.
The bad BMs can completely change the rules, reduce the bounty pool if they like, extend the time without prior notice, or not pay and scam.
Money hunters often can not do anything other than cursing. We should unite and must have a rule for the BM: "do not change any rules".
And if any BM wrong they should be red trust to warn.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: bastian466 on November 18, 2018, 07:52:06 PM
It is a big mistake to assume that bounty hunters are beggars. They work need energy, time, mind, tools and networks all of that needs capital so it's only natural that they complain if they don't get paid


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Wyndesam on November 18, 2018, 07:53:42 PM
Yes, time is certainly more valuable than money, of course in the bounty is now very difficult to make good money , I think you need to really invest in a good project quality content and then can well thank you for it


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: JuanPaulo on November 18, 2018, 07:58:23 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.
...

Bounty hunters are cheap labor who agree to work for less and less money. Everything is connected with a large influx of people.
See bounty campaigns of 2017 and 2016 and earlier. All of them were paid in hard currency in Bitcoins, less often in Ethereum.
Now the payment is made by tokens, which are unknown how much they will cost, and they pay them out of date.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Msile on November 18, 2018, 08:01:07 PM
That's right, but nobody sees the expense of being a bounty hunter, especially the time that many people invest in this, so I can understand the discomfort that can generate an ICO that changes the rules at their convenience or simply do not give the tokens correctly, is as if your boss in your current job stopped paying you 5 days of a fortnight, how would you feel?


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Whisper555 on November 18, 2018, 08:10:23 PM
I hope I will be able to choose serious projects, after participating in which the team will pay remuneration in good faith!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: ololajulo on November 18, 2018, 08:19:05 PM
Though we sometimes demand for token profusely when it is delayed, have not begged for it before. Cases like token distribution delay happens to investors also. Have never done any campaign that I was not paid., except in cases the soft cap was not reached. Since more law are proffered  to protect investors and reduce scam projects, ICO success will improve and encourage more investors and mainstream investment.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: riska hanissa on November 18, 2018, 08:28:54 PM
yes I strongly agree with what you say, if the name of the hunter is not a beggar who cannot freely receive tokens from each bounty, but with the results of work and time to campaign for the bounty project.
because most managers or developers underestimate the results of the performance of the hunters and without them knowing on a large scale spread the news campaign to offer the world the project...


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: aligator2017 on November 18, 2018, 08:30:08 PM
Nice words, I agree. But almost all bounty hunters who are in this now are not that type of person who will require tokens for their job - in their countries people work hard to get money for food. So till they are here they will dump the price of our time. And I think they will be here as long as ICO industry with all bounties exists :-\


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Adunni6758 on November 18, 2018, 08:48:06 PM
I agree with you that Bounty Hunters are not beggars and will not be beggar in our own discharge of duties by helping the bounty managers or project to get to it soft-cap and hard-cap, so, no need to be beggars in our own right. Let's take our right and fight for it.

I think there should be measures to protect bounty hunters, as they, as well as investors, should be guaranteed their effort to be rewarded.
Truly speaking, there are some projects that protect and cherish the participation of bounty hunters. They will always appreciate bounty participants. Some of them pay bounty rewards at the time they promised, without  bridging their side of contract. I have also seen projects that cheated bounty participants they were paid less than allocated and whenever they are asked then on telegram, such person will be removed.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: yaamite on November 18, 2018, 09:04:32 PM
If the moderators on the bitcointalk.org forum allowed to publish only proven projects, there were fewer scammers, the participants of the company's generosity would prefer to participate in which project, but they will definitely receive their payments!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Akpuv on November 18, 2018, 09:15:14 PM
Bounty hunters have actually suffered a lot at the hands of the ICOs and Bounty Managers. I wish we all could have an alternative and ignore the bounties. I am sure they will be the ones to loose more by paying heavily to media outlets for marketing and promotion, and yet, they may never get the right Crypto audience which the bounter hunters easily get for them.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: nemey on November 18, 2018, 09:21:47 PM
Exactly true. SOmetimes, when seeing ourselves or the bounty hunters beg their token rewards after working for some months to help promoting the ICO looks very sad. We all know that bounty hunters are not the one that want the token free. We spend our times for some months to promote the ICO, so it doesn't mean that it is free token. We are working and when we have worked, we should get the payment.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: nytrolic on November 18, 2018, 09:24:26 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

Yes you are very right about that issue. Bounty hunters spending their valuable time for doing some advertisement of icos but after the bounty period ends they have to start beg for their tokens. But that is bounty hunters right. They worked for that tokens and they want their tokens they shouldnt beg for tokens.  Icos should realise the importance of bounty hunters and we have to choose the big projects prevent these kind of issues.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: cathat on November 18, 2018, 09:54:49 PM
Bounty hunters are very different in terms of wealth. Everyone spends their analysis and work in their own way, mind what rewards are different.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: slashz9 on November 18, 2018, 09:57:42 PM
yep, but i dont really care what people say about bounty hunter, because i dont feel like i am beggars.
so dont take it seriously my friend, just do what you think it right.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: BelovedOfTheGod on November 18, 2018, 10:18:11 PM
Not once. Only now all of them for some reason trying to steal and take away what they have earned by overwork. Can't do that.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: mihtju on November 18, 2018, 10:31:54 PM
I think that this attitude bounty hunters don't deserve, but what they can not give any resistance forces them to do the job (if you can call it that) for so little money.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: MAXE on November 18, 2018, 11:23:43 PM
If based on this information, any newcomer is already known to be a millionaire.
I certainly believe in human potential, but isn't that too much?


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: CryptoToxicAvenger on November 18, 2018, 11:32:41 PM
You're right. Also bounty hunters invest a more valuable resource - they invest their time. Time is very valuable, so it must be paid.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Dobby070 on November 18, 2018, 11:59:19 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

That is really a very huge issue on the bounty campaigns nowadays. Too many ICOS are not succeeding resulting to abandoning the exchange and the bounty hunters as well. They exert too much time to promote ICO and I think bounties are still responsible to pay them in a reasonable amount.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: iTradeChips on November 19, 2018, 01:16:03 AM
Very true of course that Bounty hunters are doing work and basically they are being paid for by tokens or coins. I don't like the idea that bounty hunters are sometimes called freeloaders by some fools. They do not get free stuff they do work and are getting paid for it.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: basici on November 19, 2018, 01:21:11 AM
we should be treated with more respectful project developers, and in this regard, I fully agree with the author


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: sangalangdavid on November 19, 2018, 01:54:00 AM
Ofcourse, bounty hunters are not beggars and will never be beggars. It's just that, they are not into trading and they chose to just join bounty campaigns. Not everyone is inclined with trading.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: NewRanger on November 19, 2018, 01:59:40 AM
Ofcourse, bounty hunters are not beggars and will never be beggars. It's just that, they are not into trading and they chose to just join bounty campaigns. Not everyone is inclined with trading.
they become beggars in main channel group if bounty didnt distributed soon.and their act really disturb investors and developers team.if we have patience maybe we would not do this.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Tduty on November 19, 2018, 02:20:48 AM
Yes, bounty hunters are not beggars. We all bounty hunters are part of this forum. I think that we have invested our time and hard work in doing the bounties. So we don’t beg, we claim our payment because it's our right.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: raitsuk on November 19, 2018, 02:22:32 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
I totally agree with you, cause we bounty hunter has done our work so we have the right to get what should be ours.
So i got a bit irritated when there are complicated stuff that need to be done to get our reward after the hard work that we had done.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: BlackRacerX on November 19, 2018, 02:26:30 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

I agree. Bounty hunters are not beggars. Our time and effort we place on making decent replies to threads here in the forum are just as good as monetary investments in ICOs. We too deserve to be paid on the right time and we deserve to make profit too. It's just that some managers tend to make bounty hunters wait a long time.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: BoxerRobert on November 19, 2018, 02:30:51 AM
Every ICO project need some marketing promotion that's way they started bounty and airdrop program.This is kind of marketing .All bounty hunter doing marketing for their project for that they are paying token and coin's.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: mrSamuel on November 19, 2018, 03:54:40 AM
I agree! We do our job honestly and well, and after that we have to beg to give us our coins! This is an absolutely wrong attitude that must change.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: kokrokok on November 19, 2018, 04:01:37 AM
I often see bounty hunters asking "when distribution" in the telegram, in my opinion they are not begging but they are asking for "payment" rights while supporting the project ... they are asking because now most of the bounty don't want to pay "bounty hunters" so it is very natural always ask that on the telegram


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: boller on November 19, 2018, 04:07:28 AM
Ofcourse, bounty hunters are not beggars and will never be beggars. It's just that, they are not into trading and they chose to just join bounty campaigns. Not everyone is inclined with trading.
they become beggars in main channel group if bounty didnt distributed soon.and their act really disturb investors and developers team.if we have patience maybe we would not do this.
I think that's a reasonable thing when they ask when will distribute the paid to the bounty hunter. When a team can make sure and give the information certainly will not be asked is excessive and it would indeed be disturbing. It's just that investors sometimes also feels most correct because they feel invested in the form of capital for ICO and consider the bounty hunter as destroyer pricing when entering the market.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: coinholic on November 19, 2018, 05:01:14 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
Hahaha! Is this how low we have become? I refuse to be seen as one! The way I see it, we bounty hunters have placed this impression upon ourselves. Yes, I and many others will say, 'not me!' Unfortunately there are many hunters especially the new ones who lower themselves as beggars. Hence, the impression. But of course, everybody who knows how bounty works that this is not the case.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: juperos on November 19, 2018, 05:06:13 AM
right. There are quite a few projects that make me very upset about this. I worked very hard for the Bitnautic project to achieve hardcap. But they ignored us and seemed to despise us. They only reply to the messages of the investors on the channel and do not want to talk about distribution issues. That is a very bad thing.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: anisoptera on November 19, 2018, 12:32:44 PM
Bounty hunters don't have it easy anymore, a lot of things have changed. Bounty hunting is like any other job, and for sure you would like to get paid for it. All those titles we are being called seems very unfair. Heads up guys, we'll stick up for each other.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Alijiindahaus on November 19, 2018, 12:38:47 PM
Bounty hunters don't have it easy anymore, a lot of things have changed. Bounty hunting is like any other job, and for sure you would like to get paid for it. All those titles we are being called seems very unfair. Heads up guys, we'll stick up for each other.

if the cryptocurrency market will fall further, then it will definitely have a very strong impact on the company's ico market. Based on this, the work of the Bounty Hunters may not be necessary.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: mklost on November 20, 2018, 07:23:24 AM
When bounty campaign finished many projects manager starts ignoring hunters problem and they treat very badly! As you mentioned beggar! There should be a rule about it. Because bounty hunters are one of the important parts in the crypto market, without them an ICO or promote crypto coin is not enough to smooth!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: losiva on November 20, 2018, 07:37:51 AM
Yes you make a big sense on this but sometimes bounty hunters turn to beggars but the ones that do that are the lazy ones who don’t even spend time doing any bounty so the no the will not receive any big token the start begging for free tokens.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: syypro on November 20, 2018, 07:44:44 AM
Yes, as it has recently begun to pay tokens with a greater delay. And the price of these tokens drops significantly after entering the exchange.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: cryptogeek101 on November 20, 2018, 08:00:09 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

Yes, bounty hunters are very important personalities in the whole  ICO marketing process in the crypto world of business,so they should not be treated unfairly, they should be giving their rightful places by rewarding them as at when due. Thanks


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Altf4 on November 20, 2018, 09:33:59 AM
That is really true , bounty hunters are not to be called beggars , because they are not asking anything from the bounty for free, but they are also exerting effort to contribute a very constructive posts to help promote bounty projects through the bitcoin forum, and they also spend time and payments for internet connection , so they are not to be called beggars.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: lihongjing on November 20, 2018, 09:42:48 AM
Bounty hunters are embarrassed, but they should not belittle their meaning. This means they are cryptocurrencies. They are different from the streets. ICO needs bounty hunters. In fact, trading is the best way. But now everything has changed and Bitcoin has suffered setbacks. The cryptocurrency market is about to disappear.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Remainder on November 20, 2018, 10:00:21 AM
Yes also for me because as a bounty hunter also I don't beg for tokens to be given to me, it is just like a salary to a job and it is our right to claim our rewards that what is equal to our effort to promote their project.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: coinfinger on November 21, 2018, 05:55:32 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
Bounty hunters are not beggars of course. The time you spent promoting that bounty is worth more than what they invest in it. It is not easy to be a bounty hunter, there are lots of stress in doing that promotion of a thing, but at the end they will still not value all the effort and time you have put in promoting their bounty.

Some of them will just pay whatever they want and not count, although those are not my problem cause half is better than none. The worst is working for a scam ICO that wouldn’t pay at last, lol.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: sixexgames on November 21, 2018, 05:58:44 AM
Well bounty hunting is a job and it's probably necessary for a project to be successful. You earned your tokens fair and square. Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Babbylily1112 on November 22, 2018, 09:47:05 PM
Bounty hunters aint beggars, infact the awareness hunters create for any project shouldn't be over looked. The success of many ICO is as a result of the hard work of hunters and when they demand for their tokens shouldn't be seen as beggars


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Gab20 on November 23, 2018, 01:38:35 PM
I came across a project where the project developer himself came and started accusing the bounty hunters on some things and that his work was not done properly well. Unfortunately for him, after looking through the works done, his accusation became void and his argument was baseless. Along the line, i discovered that some bounty hunters were accusing fellow bounty hunters, so that the developer would favour them over others.
So most times, bounty hunters also cause this, due to lack of oneness.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: thesosorr on February 03, 2019, 03:17:06 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

In the success of an ICO project, it is actually the same between investors and bounty hunters. Both of them play an important role, because if only investors without any bounty hunter involvement, then the project will not be published, and vice versa.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: pundit on February 03, 2019, 03:40:06 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

Why to beg, bounty reward is bounty hunter's right and he should fight for it.You rightly said time spent cannot be taken back, bounty hunters like me are spending lot of time out their busy schedule to promote ICOs through bounty campaign, if someone thinks hunters are not doing anything then he is mistaken, sparing time by bounty hunters with all their own resources used definitely should be seen an investment.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: kingpin4321 on February 03, 2019, 03:46:30 PM
That's what you get form a decentralized system and also doing a non bitcoin paying bounty.
Some projects are scam and after you must have worked for them the elope after they must have achieved there aim


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: jademaxxiss012 on February 03, 2019, 03:47:07 PM
Yes also for me because as a bounty hunter also I don't beg for tokens to be given to me, it is just like a salary to a job and it is our right to claim our rewards that what is equal to our effort to promote their project.
but many of the projects nowadays give you shit tokens to which the equivalent of the tokens they will give is only an amount used to buy candies. This is usually not they promised but since most of them are greedy then therefore the token allocation will be change and that will only matter to a single reason that they will going to invent.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: trade2winnn on February 03, 2019, 03:51:56 PM
Well, in General, I can say a lot, first of Hunters-spend a lot of time on the promotion of projects, especially when at the same time lead 50 or more projects in social networks, pls many give recommendations to investors, plus they invest a lot of money,it's a whole Fund so to speak,which plays a very significant part in the development of the entire crypto market and the entire infrastructure


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: iyah adrian on February 03, 2019, 03:53:15 PM
Most projects don't pay attention to the bounty hunters after their project or their sales are finished. Actually their project won't be famous by many people if it's not a bounty hunter who promotes their project. There are also projects that are distributed every 3 months. This is indeed very unfair what we are doing for them.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Zero1One0 on February 03, 2019, 04:02:32 PM
I agree with OP that bounty hunters should not beg for their bounty tokens or coins.
We bounty hunters do our part of the bargain - perform what is required.

But I would politely ask bounty admins and project team if they are willing to pay in the telegram group.
I prefer a straight answer - a simple yes or no.

If NO, then no use spending more time creating FUD for the project.
What goes around, always come around.

Their projects eventually fail as they could not keep their word,


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: awakpane on February 03, 2019, 04:17:07 PM
True, the bounty hunter is indeed not a beggar to earn income, rather the function of the bounty hunter is more as marketing that promotes a project so that the project progresses.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Santri on February 03, 2019, 04:23:39 PM
those who begged were those who might still be here and did not pay attention to some of the conversations that were already on telegram, like team would definitely give an answer about distribution date


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Goodvalony on February 03, 2019, 04:38:49 PM
My opinion is that the hunters here should find out a means to create a community on there own. it is time hunters starts to barging with all this project marketers.  enough of all this maltreatment. i know it is an uphill task but it is achievable. since those companies can negotiate with ico owners, charge them for services been rendered and then pay little or nothing to the workers show how wicked they can be. it is obvious that they collect their own payment  from ICO owners FIRST before kicking off the marketing. whether the project is real or a scam is none of there business. what matters to them is that money has been made.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: BayAngelo on February 03, 2019, 04:44:03 PM
on a more serious note. it is a serious issue. the hunters should work together please. let their be a union that will speak on behalf of the hunters. enough of all these silly KYCs.
if ones wishes to promotes with multiple accounts, please it is his choice.  enough of the payment decision been taking by the promoters. hunters should deliberate on how much they should be paid.
this is a serious issue.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: BayAngelo on February 03, 2019, 04:47:55 PM
those who begged were those who might still be here and did not pay attention to some of the conversations that were already on telegram, like team would definitely give an answer about distribution date

you might ask yourself why bounty managers do extend bounty campaign without reaching any agreement with hunters. hunters are like slaves to them. why don't they allow hunters to make decisions. when they are fully aware that people engaged in multiple bounties. 


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: fianaindriati on February 03, 2019, 10:34:37 PM
True, the bounty hunter is indeed not a beggar to earn income, rather the function of the bounty hunter is more as marketing that promotes a project so that the project progresses.

in fact the obligation of the bounty hunter indeed promotes the projects they take, so that the project can take place in the future. but sometimes many assume that the bounty hunter is a beggar. so I think this is a trial of a hunter hunter that must be resolved so that the person's opinion is not like this.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Koobtcgal on February 03, 2019, 11:13:13 PM
This is the kind of community we live in and no one seems to care. All they care is investors but not knowing the bounty hunter also plays a vital role in the success of a project. We have to learn to adapt to it because no one will have time for bounty hunters, IMO.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: bellaayu on February 03, 2019, 11:24:46 PM
This is a very natural thing if the hunter asks for the token promised by the Bounty project. These participants have helped promote the Project and not a little but months to do it. So that the bounty hunters fight for their rights and they are obliged to pay for them because they have been helped.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Cyptobonds1 on February 03, 2019, 11:33:53 PM
I believe you are right on this one, for example you barely see project without bounty campaigns having a successful ico, so i belive we all have to be treated nicely as long that all me do is to promote the project.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: karsy on February 03, 2019, 11:35:06 PM
I'm absolutely agree with you. We are the same workers and we want to recieve our payments. It doesn't matter in which cryptocurrency, in tokens or in ethereum we must recieve our rewards for our work.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: mutrang23 on February 03, 2019, 11:37:55 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
I am very upset about this because developers do not value bounty hunters. I was once considered a beggar when asking about distribution time after waiting nearly 1 year without official feedback from the developer. They told me, "Do you want to wait another year?"


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: trashman43 on February 03, 2019, 11:47:54 PM
Kudos! to you because you have enlightened something for bounty hunters the pride that they have, That just like working in the company bounty hunters are working late in keeping the job done, I really think that they have invested their time in doing the job and keeping the campaign alive the should not beg for tokens because they have the right in claiming fruit of their labor, And yes we can say that they have the right to claim what they have work on but apparently bounty campaign have a tendency if not successful, and the fruit of their labor will be gone as well, and I really think this is the time were they really waste their efforts and time this is a reality and risk they will take in joining up a bounty campaign.
Well said mate, you took all the words out of my mouth or hands (lol). What these bounty managers don't get and understand is that bounty hunters are just like any ordinary worker in any institution that market or advertise products. They spend their time to advertise ICO project on their social media platforms to promote sales of the project tokens. If they know they can't paid their worker, why then establish a campaign for bounty hunters to join? its quite sad.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: jcmansah7 on February 04, 2019, 07:51:52 AM
The reality is that, most bounty managers are either bounty hunters or were once bounty hunters so I don't know why they sometimes connive with the project owners and cheat bounty hunters with tokens less than what was promised.

That is greediness. They want more tokens but want bounty hunters to get less tokens to prevent dump by bounty hunters. In reality, 50% of bounty hunters hodl their coins for better profits so it is the team and bounty managers that dump the tokens and not the bounty hunters that dump. After all, how many tokens do bounty hunters hold of the total percentage?


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Ycekezuv on February 04, 2019, 08:10:31 AM
You are absolutely right, and it seems to me that sometimes projects give unconvincing arguments in order not to pay for our work!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: babysweetTiger0401 on February 04, 2019, 09:15:24 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

Bounty hunters is not a beggar, I also don't think that they deserve to beg for their token rewards. Because they're not receiving it for free, in exchange that each participants need to comply the task needed for weekly because if they fail, obviously they won't get any stakes. There is no different for an employee which is no work, no pay. They may not invest any money but they've invested time and effort for believing they will be rewarded  after the project in accordance to the rules they have in the bounty thread.  So, if they ask about their bounty rewards its their right of way to know it. If they fulfill all the task on which you have the owner of the project also must fulfill their obligation to give what is deserve for the bounty hunters who helped them out to get an investors. 


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: reynald70 on February 04, 2019, 09:27:57 AM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

Bounty hunters is not a beggar, I also don't think that they deserve to beg for their token rewards. Because they're not receiving it for free, in exchange that each participants need to comply the task needed for weekly because if they fail, obviously they won't get any stakes. There is no different for an employee which is no work, no pay. They may not invest any money but they've invested time and effort for believing they will be rewarded  after the project in accordance to the rules they have in the bounty thread.  So, if they ask about their bounty rewards its their right of way to know it. If they fulfill all the task on which you have the owner of the project also must fulfill their obligation to give what is deserve for the bounty hunters who helped them out to get an investors. 
Yes it is true, if there is a new project and wants to introduce its superiority to the public there is no other way than to make a bounty campaign, because by automatically holding a bounty campaign the new project will be widely known in the public, so it is worth a project to respect Bounty participants.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Pline on February 04, 2019, 09:37:23 AM
I have the same opinion, at the start of bounty both parties agree conditions and each part should follow rules. That's what I am saying. We don't beg, we want to receive all according to an agreement!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: bangkecol on February 04, 2019, 09:46:07 AM
yes , I agree with you. Bounty hunter work from the morning until night to promote the ico.
most time of bounty hunter is spend for this job.
Time is more worth than money.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Bonwin on February 04, 2019, 09:51:58 AM
Some rules have to be enacted, most especially as regards the promotion of projects through bounty. Bounty hunters need to be protected.
Imagine trusting a project and have the the perception it is a good one to go for. The project later succeeds and at the end, you are not being paid or paid less contrary to the initial agreement.
This has been happening and it is becoming common these days, which is why the forum can also come in place to act as escrow, where every project tea!, intending to promote their project on this forum, should deposit a particular percentage of reward in form of an already established coin, like ETH or BTC.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Freescan on February 04, 2019, 09:53:05 AM
I'm absolutely agree with you. We are the same workers and we want to recieve our payments. It doesn't matter in which cryptocurrency, in tokens or in ethereum we must recieve our rewards for our work.
yes, it is true that bounty hunters are also investors, but the only difference is how they work, like bounty hunters working on promoting projects on social media or bitcointalk sites. and we certainly deserve a prize.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: 4rzun4 on February 04, 2019, 09:58:01 AM
A lot of time has to be sacrificed, besides that also the costs and energy and thoughts are sacrificed by the bounty hunter in carrying out his duties to obtain tokens, so the bounty hunters are not beggars, but hard workers who deserve to be given their rights from what they do. For this reason, it is only natural for the bounty hunter to claim payments if they experience negligence, but indeed, they should not beg because what we claim is part of the rights of each bounty hunter for what they do.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: LogitechMouse on February 04, 2019, 10:29:10 AM
This is just a misinterpretation to some people out there. Yeah they see that these bounty hunters are begging their money but if you know what they are doing, you will know that they are not begging but claiming their reward as they are advertising their project. These bounty hunters spend their time advertising ICO's and yet there is a low chance that they got paid which is sad. At the same time, SOME of these bounty hunters are ruining these website and many high ranked members know it.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: tinystone26 on February 04, 2019, 11:35:09 AM
Yes I agree with you mate having a hard time in working to promote our participated campaign should always be our priority to make sure that they will give us a better amount of rewards. And as a bounty hunter I am also working in a regular job here in my country to support my daily needs while working in my participated Bounty campaign I always make sure to finish my task even it's late night.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: rickyis786 on February 04, 2019, 11:44:50 AM
bounty hunters do some work to permote projects while spending their time just like job. they are playing a very importantpart of the coin adoption and they should be treated with respect. bunty hunter are not begger


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: DominickA86 on February 04, 2019, 11:48:17 AM
The problem is that due to the market conditions, there are not so many honest projects that are really distributing all the rewards without cutting the budget or making a sudden KYC process for all bounty participants.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Marvell1 on February 04, 2019, 12:19:09 PM
It would be much fair if bounty hunters would be paid 50% each week with ETH/BTC/USDT and 50% in tokens after the campaign. But unfortunately we will not see such a fairness anytime. Hopefully STOs will bring some security to hunters as well, the time will tell...


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: normanderecho on February 04, 2019, 12:40:56 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

You're definitely right mate. Bounty hunters should be treated fair like those investors because they are also one of the reason why their projects are successful. They are the one who promotes their project, so they have the right to receive their token. They don't beg it. They've worked for it!


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Gilliffyn on February 04, 2019, 12:44:31 PM
I'm absolutely agree with you. We are the same workers and we want to recieve our payments. It doesn't matter in which cryptocurrency, in tokens or in ethereum we must recieve our rewards for our work.
Most projects are not profitable to pay in Fiat or fundamental coins , I think we need to adjust the ico so that we receive guaranteed payment


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: joshy23 on February 04, 2019, 12:52:54 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

You're definitely right mate. Bounty hunters should be treated fair like those investors because they are also one of the reason why their projects are successful. They are the one who promotes their project, so they have the right to receive their token. They don't beg it. They've worked for it!
In the real essence, Yes indeed, bounty hunters are part of the team advertising the project, promoting in each particular venue that the
developing team required them to advertise,  they are entitled to receives the amount that should be promised and not to beg to get what
they should get in the first place.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Bravext on February 04, 2019, 12:53:37 PM
It is always a sad events to see project owners or managers playing god after their tokensale ends up to be a huge success and they start treating bounty hunters like trash, but before the tokensale started, they could have said or done anything to make bounty hunters participate.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Chemcrier on February 04, 2019, 12:54:43 PM
You chose the exact right phrase I could have used... It is claim and not beg.. lately I have been seeing the bounty hunters tend to stand up for themselves when it comes to bounty distribution and I am quite pleased about this development.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: bitcoin31 on February 04, 2019, 01:10:59 PM
Bounty hunters is really spend their time and effort to promote a project and that is good compared to the money but they still some bounty hunters are wrong but they have some right. We need to respect each other because that's the only way to respect you too.  Respect is all we need now. You don't need to beg to your token because you do hard work for that and you deserved to get it that.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: munareal on February 04, 2019, 01:12:55 PM
Work done should be paid by bounty campaign keeping to their own side of the bargain. It's unfortunate that some bounty programs tend to cheat by not keeping their promises. I do not see why bounty hunters should beg for tokens they work hard on. I have experienced bounty campaign that have not paid. Live goes on.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: malekbaba on February 04, 2019, 01:17:07 PM
Time is money. Bounty hunters like us, invest our most valuable time and efforts to promote any campaign. If we consider the project as a company, We work as employee. We get paid to promote the product and people gets info from our efforts.
One thing I want to add. Most of the time, we get paid after months. Cause team think that bounty hunters will dump their "free tokens". The rewards we get, are they really free? Most of the time, early investors dump their bonus token. There are some hunters who dump as well bt not all of us. We are the early supporters who are basically the great holders


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: AUDI_A6 on February 04, 2019, 01:24:26 PM
While there is no pressure mechanism, they wanted to spit on your requirements. call it what you want - requests, claims, demands - they don't care anyway. Therefore, it is necessary to develop leverage to protect the interests of hunters. Attract a third party or enter into smart contracts to guarantee the blocking of funds to pay for the work of hunters.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Christinebeauty on February 04, 2019, 01:28:03 PM
While the bounty is ongoing, you will realize that the bounty manager and team will be responding quickly to the complaints of the hunters but once the campaign is over and its time for payment, then they start treating them beggars.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: gabmen on February 04, 2019, 01:33:47 PM
Bounty hunters is really spend their time and effort to promote a project and that is good compared to the money but they still some bounty hunters are wrong but they have some right. We need to respect each other because that's the only way to respect you too.  Respect is all we need now. You don't need to beg to your token because you do hard work for that and you deserved to get it that.

Lol. Most bounty hunters don't even know much about the project they're promoting. It's about the tokens and the coins they'll get and there shouldn't be anything wrong with that nor should they be called beggars. They're putting in time and effort man they're not just asking for it.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Danda23 on February 04, 2019, 02:02:48 PM
You just spoke the right words, bounty hunters are not beggars because we dedicate our time to doing the bounty task and time they say is money. Most times our social platforms gets banned and and we sacrifice it for our task, at the end, we get delayed payment.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: chipzeru on February 04, 2019, 02:03:12 PM
I've seen some ICO Projects that treat the bounty hunters as a beggar even refused to pay the bounty hunters like tokenpay did. The hunters put a lot of effort and time to promote the project so they deserved to get paid. An ICO project may not reach the softcap if their project didn't get promoted by the bounty hunters so stop looking down on them.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: trudovik on February 04, 2019, 02:07:40 PM
Believe me. We are not just beggars, we are the poorest people who probably exist in the cryptocurrency space. Now a very large number of people are actually trying to simply rob people by scam projects, but I think that we are not only the poorest, but also the most honest.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: 0t3p0t on February 04, 2019, 02:15:09 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
As a bounty hunter, I work to promote the specific project I am in so therefore the team has to pay me for my time and effort. There is no such thing as begging tokens here this is the matter of our precious time we spent in the bounty program. Beggars don't work they just keep on asking for free tokens without doing something in return. We bounty hunters are not beggars and bounty hunting is our job. We deserve everyone's respect but sometimes we are the one who are left behind unpaid by some projects either failed or scam.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: sehoon on February 04, 2019, 02:20:44 PM
I totally agree with your point. Because bounty hunters also invest something that is not money. It is time that we invest in order to promote a project and we deserve to get the right amount of tokens that are based on our efforts/stakes. Also, there are times that we have to bet on this bounty whether it is going to be good or not. Instead of having our free time, we still look threads or we generate our own posts and that is an effort.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Huntler1993 on February 04, 2019, 02:22:52 PM
Very annoying if you hear and see some of the comments people make about bounty hunters. Some of them even go to the extent saying we don't deserve anything after promoting a project. If you think you can do all on your own why don't you do so  :).


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: andrejka on February 04, 2019, 02:28:36 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

Absolutely agree with you. It's always very disappointing to read somebody's comments that bounty hunters get free tokens...They are not free at all, it's a hard work to make translations and create content, to write posts on forums and promote on social media. And bounty hunters deserve to be paid first and in full. If being scammed such cases must be considered very seriously like when investor lost his money in scamming project. Hope soon we will see regulation in this sphere as well.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: 79b79aa8d5047da6d3XX on February 04, 2019, 02:34:12 PM
While the bounty is ongoing, you will realize that the bounty manager and team will be responding quickly to the complaints of the hunters but once the campaign is over and its time for payment, then they start treating them beggars.
Right now when the bounty is going on, the bounty managers also treat us like beggars. There is no answer to our questions and it does not solve it. We need to be more important than those who manage bounty at all campaigns. Because we are project promoters, not bounty managers


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: dutechman on February 04, 2019, 03:33:17 PM
The attitude of some bounty managers to bounty hunters is just so horrible, is as if bounty hunters ate begging for tokens.  After working so hard to promote a particular project for many weeks, the bounty manager or even some investors will be saying that stake of the bounty hunters should be spread over theirs, this is absolute nonsense.  Bounty hunters should be well treated in all respect, as many bounty hunters that have worked, they shouldn't be begging bounty managers before their stakes are awarded. Bounty managers should always remember that they are hunters too and as the hunters have a strong ability to promote a particular project so also they have the ability to tarnish the image of such project and bring it down.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Firefoxx on February 04, 2019, 03:41:29 PM
Bounty hunters contribute greatly to the success of numerous ICOs but as much as I would like to blame most bounty managers, the fact is that most of them does their work quite well and the problem originates from the people who own the project's, some of them turn to wolves after their ICO is over..


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Shadovka on February 04, 2019, 03:48:11 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

Bounty hunting is also a job by a freelance job to be more specific and as a bounty hunter they should be given what they should and not till begging for what is supposed to be theirs.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: hdclover on February 04, 2019, 04:09:10 PM
Bounty hunters contribute greatly to the success of numerous ICOs but as much as I would like to blame most bounty managers, the fact is that most of them does their work quite well and the problem originates from the people who own the project's, some of them turn to wolves after their ICO is over..
Well most of them contribute to the success of the project, many are using fake accounts for campaigns like Facebook and Twitter. Which actually results in the loss or brings no value to the ICO projects.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: CLywaTeLb on February 04, 2019, 04:10:46 PM
The attitude of some bounty managers to bounty hunters is just so horrible, is as if bounty hunters ate begging for tokens.  After working so hard to promote a particular project for many weeks, the bounty manager or even some investors will be saying that stake of the bounty hunters should be spread over theirs, this is absolute nonsense.  Bounty hunters should be well treated in all respect, as many bounty hunters that have worked, they shouldn't be begging bounty managers before their stakes are awarded. Bounty managers should always remember that they are hunters too and as the hunters have a strong ability to promote a particular project so also they have the ability to tarnish the image of such project and bring it down.
Yes it is possible. Often bounty hunters made noises after refusing payments, and they were rewarded. Unfortunately, this does not help if the resulting asset is not being traded anywhere.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Stanlo on February 04, 2019, 04:11:34 PM
Its not right to beg after hardworking to spread a project awareness but actually some bounty hunters don't know the value of been a bounty hunter ,if they know what a bounty hunter means they won't beg ,without bounty hunters many project won't spread to some extents and  only few will know about the project


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: blu.storm on February 04, 2019, 04:20:25 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
bounty hunters tokens are not given away and are not an advertising airdrop but a reward in exchange for the promotion of the ico on the forum and on social networks


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Golstrim on February 04, 2019, 04:29:09 PM
Those aren't beggars, at the same time other people make them to beg what they deserved.
You know, sometimes ICOs don't make payouts in due time and as a result most of hunters suffer from this.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: debby070 on February 04, 2019, 04:35:33 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

Then we should be aware of the condition especially the present condition of the market and the project itself first before we complain and say that they need to pay us right ahead.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: debby070 on February 04, 2019, 04:38:56 PM
Any work, whatever it is, should be paid accordingly. Bounty hunters do some work to promote projects while spending their time. To evaluate its quality is one question, and not to pay for the work done is another thing altogether. We should not beg, managers should pay everyone according to the terms of the campaign.

They almost say that bounty hunters might benefit more if the payment should be in a fix price like choosing USDT over their own token in terms of distribution for the sake of the bounty hunters.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: zarintasnim on February 04, 2019, 04:44:40 PM
I am agree with you and also support you. As bounty hunter we work very hard work to promote a project. Other hand i think investor just invest his money and finish. We are not beggars. we  have right to pay our labor and exchange for it.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: gulshan1 on February 04, 2019, 04:53:07 PM
If any bounty hunter is not getting his reward for bounty campaign then this is the big mistake of the ico bounty and bitcointalk must be penalty to the bounty manager and to that bounty. Because all the bounty hunters are not a beggar rather they are helping to succeed the ico. In return they are not giving coins. That is shame full bounty and its team.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: futuristishe on February 04, 2019, 05:20:41 PM
Of course bounty hunters have the right to demand payment. After all, they spent time looking for the project, then spent time writing suitable content to promote the project. After all, often thanks to the hunters, investors find projects. I think they deserve a reward.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Thanasis on February 04, 2019, 05:26:48 PM
If any bounty hunter is not getting his reward for bounty campaign then this is the big mistake of the ico bounty and bitcointalk must be penalty to the bounty manager and to that bounty. Because all the bounty hunters are not a beggar rather they are helping to succeed the ico. In return they are not giving coins. That is shame full bounty and its team.
Bitcointalk can do maximum of negative trust,but if it is after the scam project finished means there is no use with it because they can come up with new account and new project name so people need to be careful while promoting them and identify any symptoms of scam which can save lot of effort from all the bounty hunters.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Ucy on February 06, 2019, 07:04:06 AM
Well, this is one the disadvantage of being pay in  ICO token.  Tokens represent the values of their projects.. . If a project is substandard or scam, it will reflect on its token. Next time try to read a project whitepaper to see if it's sustainable and viable.

Good projects are rare. They require a lot of effort to develop.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: macshad on February 06, 2019, 07:13:58 AM
Yeah i have also observed this lately, most of the projects are making lame excuses and not easily paying the reward to the bounty hunters, i even know some projects that have still not paid the bounty hunters even after 6 months of ico end which is pathetic behavior.
Me I actually know project which i did bounty for and haven't paid in 7months and there is no room to complain in the telegram group because once your mention something about bounty in the telegram group you are getting banned, one other project like that which is doesnt have any plan to list soon locked the bounty tokens for 3months after first Exchange which wasnt even in the original plan before.... most of this projects feel like they are giving us free money which isn't true


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Olayinka225 on February 06, 2019, 07:14:43 AM
Good one pal

This is has been the habit and doing of some project, after long time of promoting them on social media and thereby gaining the popularity and evidence they needed and it's time to give out the stakes to there promoter, that's where you see lots of unnecessary excuses and delays to roll out takes to there hunters and this is not really good in the crypto community.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Ociwiw on February 06, 2019, 07:21:33 AM
You are right, now bounty hunters need to beg for their honestly earned coins, as if this has become the norm ...


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: monster2 on February 06, 2019, 11:56:56 AM
Bounty hunters are not beggars! they have the most part of a project,they promote project they work for it so we are needed to pay for are works.if you think bounty hunters are beggars then what you think to your self then? bounty hunters are the secondary needed in bounty projects. without them project can be prompted.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Jannyh on February 06, 2019, 12:25:33 PM
This is true, bounty hunters are not beggars but at a time it seem they are, this is because after rendering their services, getting paid becomes an issue and you see them agitating to get paid. I wish there was a way this great forum can stand up for bounty hunters.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: BADBITCH on February 06, 2019, 12:29:17 PM
The treatment of bounty hunters lately has been alarming and nothing to write home about, but we can only do bounty and get paid. either slashed payments, or full payments, there is nothing to be done about terms of bounty.

We just need to do more research and figure out the best bounty out of the rest.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: rahul7timt on February 06, 2019, 12:37:41 PM
even after working very hard people think the same. one more point i would like to add that after receiving the tokens 90% of the projects are failure or scam. still hunters work very hard and do their work with honesty. also it is not easy to maintain your social accounts to do the bounty campaign.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: jimskiy on February 06, 2019, 12:39:03 PM
You have make big mistake talking about bounty campaign participants is dump of token price, without bounty campaign participants there are not have success ICO project investment and impossible some ICO project could raised hard cap for token selling.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Chainsmokers on February 06, 2019, 01:41:07 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.
That's right. We bounty hunters have spent a lot of energy time and others promoting a project, and we are not beggars. But, we as bounty hunters only ask our rights if they haven't distributed the tokens we will get.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: D3m1r4wanti on February 06, 2019, 02:05:55 PM
I really agree with what you say, I also don't agree if some people think that a bounty hunter is like a beggar who is always active asking about the development of projects starting from the distribution of stakes, distribution of tokens, and exchangers.
we are promoters, we are not beggars. we work with what we can do


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Dannev on February 06, 2019, 02:08:42 PM
It's very bad and saddening. Unfortunately, treatments on bounty hunters shows all these projects take hunters to be beggars. If hunters can unite and do something about this, the whole ill treatment will be taken care of.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: dimonarka on February 06, 2019, 02:29:30 PM
Recently, I have been referring to bounty companies. There is no confidence in anything, not even the most promising companies, in which I previously believed that there could be no scam in them


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: ceetoo224 on February 06, 2019, 02:39:36 PM
I hate to see bounty hunters beg for tokens, after working to promote a project.

Some people would say that bounty participants are given free tokens and so they feel they should not be treated well and perhaps not be paid.
Even if you do not invest your money directly into a project, you have indirectly invested money.

- The time you spend in promoting a project is much more precious than money, because time spent or wasted cannot be regained, while money can still be regained even if wasted.

- You have spent your energy and effort. As a matter of fact, there are people that sleep so late at night, just because they are trying to promote a project. Except you feel you are not honest enough.

- The electricity used, internet facilities used and other amenities used are paid for.   For instance, in my country, there is no free internet facility and i spend so much on browsing data.

All of these if looked into sometimes and the cost implication made, might be much more than the money anyone might have invested directly into a project.

Therefore, you are not to beg for tokens, you are also like any other investor, who has invested his/her money.

If your services are not needed as bounty hunters, there would not have been any token allocated for that.

The right word is claim and not beg.

We doesn't really beg, we just fight for our rights to be paid. There's nothing wrong about complaining or whining that we doesn't have our payment but please do consider our hard works just to get our reward.


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: macshad on February 06, 2019, 02:53:36 PM
But the way some bounty hunters act sometimes is totally outrageous how would you do bounty for four to five weeks and instead of you to wait for the Project to list because we all know the situation of the market right now and am very sure market situation would improve in a while ......... some bounty hunters are selling tokens worth $700-600 for $2 and am wondering how on earth that makes sense to anyone


Title: Re: Bounty hunters are not beggars
Post by: Sanitough on February 08, 2019, 07:15:19 AM
But the way some bounty hunters act sometimes is totally outrageous how would you do bounty for four to five weeks and instead of you to wait for the Project to list because we all know the situation of the market right now and am very sure market situation would improve in a while ......... some bounty hunters are selling tokens worth $700-600 for $2 and am wondering how on earth that makes sense to anyone
They know what they are doing, and maybe they are just force to do so.
Bounty hunters are expected to cash out after they receive their reward, just think they are workers who are paid with fiat
and spend it right away. Though not all, but it's what I notice, they don't really care on the current condition as anything they can cash out
is already a big blessing to them.

Besides, they don't risk anything so they are still making money regardless of the value.