After Alperheefoo, SeanPick is the second account spamming advertisements to your management services in the exactly same template. MorganMark is the third one. Also with the exactly same template.
You can add to that list: BrodyAndre, 1983Manish & Cramer-Larry

Are you this desperate to get in charge of a campaign management position?
Are you still going to deny any involvement or responsibility for the spam that is happening in your name?

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Included for reference, the spammed template:

That's a convenient way for the manager to take themselves out of the line of fire.
As a manager, your job doesn't end once you've counted the payments, your job ends once everyone has been paid what they are due.
They should make sure their participants get paid, not put the blame on the devs and move on.

Like you're not getting paid for shilling howeycoins in your signature.
I'm onto you, stop lying your ass off. The sooner you admit it, the easier it's going to be for you.

There's merit in your words.
Shit, that's also a trigger word, isn't it?

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PS: Despite looking like it, my signature is not being paid for. Believe it or not.

Welcome to February 2018. You are a bit slow there, mate.


https://www.coindesk.com/germany-considers-crypto-legal-equivalent-to-fiat-for-tax-purposes/

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Somewhat ironic, the video you shared is from 2013.

I'll just add a few more questions

Why is your github profile (https://github.com/arbitao/) empty, and why is the ATAO-core repository linked in your whitepaper (https://github.com/arbitao/atao-core) nowhere to be found?
If I was to invest in your pre-ico, wouldn't that mean buying ATAO coins that are supposedly stored in an ATAO-core wallet? How would I do so since the wallet does not exist?
Should I not be able to see the source code before pledging my money to your project, to verify the code matches the promises made in the whitepaper?

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I know (thus my quoting tmfp right before), you started this thread though/raised the issues.

Nice catch, btw.

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It's good to still have you around, Bruno.

With a volatility of ~3.5% (https://bitvol.info/), can we stop searching for a reason for every 5% move in either direction?

0.015BTC

Payments have been processed (1c46db732d601604abe4ef3accb6a934edc065713734c1ed142a7d5978ce207e).

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Enrollments do happen with the payrounds (as we're a fixed campaign), meaning right now.

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Enrolled, welcome to the campaign.

Set your things and let me know, if you still want to join.

That's a typo/mistake, it's a minor release (0.16.X), the next major release would be 0.17.0

quoted, because this means you are currently in open ban evasion.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4486093.0

I won't speculate about the reasons for delays as I know little to nothing about their internal processes and work.
Hopefully, by pointing out these past delays and pressing on current cases like this, they will improve and speed up their process, to avoid negative topics like this one.

They've previously struggled with large withdrawals, period. It's not just during the weekend.
If this was a problem with availability of managers/support personel/wallet access on weekends, then the withdrawals would be processed the next working day (or at least within the next working week).
However, there are a number of cases of withdrawals taking several months to be completed.

3 BTC withdrawal, initially requested on 26th Oct 2017, being paid on 19th Feb 2018:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2961440.0

5.77 BTC withdrawal, initially requested in Oct 2017, being paid on 17th Jan 2018:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2697105.0

In both cases FJ responded to the thread, acknowledged the claim the OPs had and the delay they have caused, and eventually processed their withdrawals.
We do not need proof for those, since FJ did not refute them. I think TMAN (who is currently advertising fortune jack, oh the irony) did sum it up pretty well:

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We'll see how long this case will need to be eventually cleared and paid by FJ.

One issue that doesn't get raised, but should be looked at with delays that long, is volatility and market movements.
Cryptocurrencies are known to both move fast and drastically.
Delaying withdrawals several months could possibly cause considerable financial damage to the player, as they are forced to hold onto their coins a casino is keeping hostage.

If we take the two cases I brought up, this didn't directly happen, as:
3BTC on Oct 26th were $17,664 and on Feb 19th were $31,188  //  5.7BTC in early Oct were $25,194 and on Jan 17th were $63,503
But in both cases, the users were unable to sell any of those coins during the spike in early January (where they would have been worth $59,157 or $112,398),
as FJ made the decision for them to hodl because FJ delayed the requested withdrawals without any reason to.

However, if the timing of these delays had been any different (eg someone requesting a withdrawal in early January and waiting until March/April for it to be processed),
they could have done siginficant financial damage (at least in USD terms, obviously not in [btc terms) to them simply by not processing their withdrawals in an acceptable timeframe.

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I tend to steer clear of threads like this due to my public affiliation with CG. People like to question my intentions/integrity, instead of the points I raise. Probably because the first one is easier to refute than the latter.
What I did (and intended to do) was citing a few past cases that are comparable to this one, in the hope to give OP some peace of mind.

Frankly, I do not care if you did get paid.
As a manager, your first priority should always be to get things right for your participants.
If you manage to secure a payment for them (eg via escrowed funds before starting the bounty campaign), but do not get paid yourself, at least you did your job as a manager.
You delivered what you promised people, getting paid amout X for the tasks you have given them.

@OP: Lock this f*cking thread.

If you do not know how to, all the way down on the lower left, "move topic" and "lock topic". Click the latter.

Let me remind you what a bad idea this is.
Whether or not you have created those posts yourself, this thread has directly caused spam advertising in a big fashion.
(You could have made this thread as an excuse and then spammed the ad-posts yourself, but that's not up for question here, it's one and the same for me)

As you specifically mention that you are looking for campaigns in English and not in Russian,
given your very obvious struggle with the English language, do you think you will be able to call a quality post from a spam reply?

First off, you can create one single thread for your service and bump it, instead of posting 30 different threads, of which 15 are in the wrong section, and the other 15 are 100% copies of each other.

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Can you name a few?
Ideally, you would name the project, who of your team worked on it, and what they did, together with references for everything you say.

I'd be really interested to see what your stock images have worked on before.

Let me ask a few more questions here with equal relevance:
How many dates with a new partner do you wait before having sex with them? Did you vote for Hillary, Trump, or someone else in the last election? In your house, is the toilet paper roll hanging in the front or behind?
These are questions I really wouldn't like to know the answers to, but have as much to do with you attempting to sell your account than the two quoted above.