I haven't use that exchange yet (Tokpie), I only read that feature on their site. As you noted, hunters will still have an issue if there are no buyers or if buy orders are very low. Has any of the participants created a flag yet?

  This is why you should always confirm via etherscan or ethplorer if your tokens are really gone before posting. Your stress could have been avoided had you taken a few minutes checking. Anyway, glad you had it figured out now.

EDIT:
Maybe you can now update your original post and indicate that you were able to solve the issue.

The thunder is better off without westbrook at this moment. Best of luck to the rockets with the reunion of James and Russell.

Meanwhile in New York, it appears they now have a meaningful signing in Marcus Morris stealing him from the Spurs.

It's not the ending I was expecting but wow! What turn of events. It's hard to find people you can trust with your money and your financial transactions. It's a good thing it still ended up good for your uncle.

Here are some ways you are getting email airdrops:
1. You must have subscribed to some airdrop websites like airdrop alert.
2. The spreadsheet of the airdrops you joined before did not hide the email addresses of participants and some spammers gathered all those info.

On telegram, the possible reason why you are getting added to several channels you do not even know is that you did not adjust your privacy settings. I've seen a simple guide before on how you can prevent random users add you, check this thread Do this if you don't want to be dragged to different telegram ICOs

These are coins using POS algo right? How do you expect them to issue a mobile wallet for staking? It's not that simple as you think. Instead of asking devs, why don't you just choose bounties that do not require installing desktop wallets and use the rewards to buy a pc or laptop?

 

It's like trading mate. You thought you already sold at a good price and at a profit only to surge again.

In case of bounty, you can consider it a good deal as long as you get your stakes and get a good amount for the time you spent promoting them.

I immediately report these kind of accounts. It's not worth your time responding to the offers of these scammers. The best way to not get scammed is to not entertain them at all.

If I am not mistaken, the very first I got aside from the airdropped merits was actually given as an "anniversary merit"
Someone was kind enough to give it to me.

I guess this should be a case to case basis. If a user only post bounty reports for one whole year, then I think he/she shouldn't be given any.

If you mean signature, then yes there are still some.

They partnered with this exchange called Tokpie where hunters can trade their weekly/monthly stakes for eth while the bounty is ongoing. That's one option they can do to avoid KYC and still be rewarded (in eth). Those who bought the stakes can then convert it to TGN upon distribution. Anyway, their admin (terragreen) said those buyers aren't required to undergo KYC.

Inoue is clearly the favorite here but to say Nonito has zero chance of defeating him is pure BS. Odds may be a good indication but we've already seen that upsets happen. One hook or one counter can change the whole fight. 

What I mean here is that the Lakers will reach the playoff but they will be the first to be eliminated in the first round.

The Nets has a decent roster. They'll make it to the playoffs too even if KD won't be able to play but I don't think they'll go far/deep.

I was impressed with South Africa's performance with Egypt and I though they could perform well again against Nigeria.
What's being discussed in this thread as "clear" winners does not necessarily translate to actual results. The Nigerian team only won in the last minute and that does not suggest "clear".   

Can you also answer the second question raised?



You do not seem to be listed in these articles:
https://bitpinas.com/cryptocurrency/list-cryptocurrency-exchanges-philippines/
https://bitpinas.com/feature/list-licensed-virtual-currency-exchanges-philippines/

Note that those articles were updated last month and if you were able to get your license to operate after the last update, please show us. 

Pagdating sa mga signature campaigs, si hhampuz at yahoo ang pinaka-kilala at pinagkaka-tiwalaan.

Pagdating naman sa mga bounties, sa tingin ko si parodium ang pinaka mabusisi. Yung isang campaign niya na tinignan ko dati (Veil), ang dami niyang ni-reject lalo na sa twitter at facebook. Kung hindi ka isang bounty spammer, magugustuhan mo yung patakbo niya.

Just move on mate. There is no point thinking about these past bounties and being stressed. There are plenty of options for you to choose from. You can either continue but limit the campaigns you join or stop and increase your learning on trading. In case you decide to continue, try following campaigns by reputable bounty managers. Visit this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5032713.0

If a certain project has a team of developers, then a death of one will not necessarily affect the development of the coin/token. If they go bankrupt, they can offer the project up for sale or the community can also take over. In case there is a change of ownership, the development is likely to be delayed or likely to have major changes. 

While it is true that many of these tokens dropped in price after getting listed on Binance DEX, it is still too early to judge the performance of the exchange. It is amazing that many here are pro decentralization but keeps mocking dex's.

LOL that was well played shillers. Three of us were serious in helping out but you only created this thread with the objective of shilling coindeal. A quick look at all your post history suggests your accounts are all related to that exchange.

This practice by ICO teams has been going on for a while now and this is also one reason why I stopped doing bounties.

Bounties like terragreen are hiding behind their "the has the right to change the rule as they see fit" policy. They don't disclose the KYC requirement at the beginning because many are not willing to disclose their personal info just to receive bounty rewards worth a few dollars.

I like the term KYC-scams btw.


EDIT:
It appears hunters have the option to sell their bounty stakes for ETH on an exchange. Those who bought those stakes will have to undergo KYC also before they can convert the stakes into tokens.