A lazy, careless and negative trusted bounty manager should be avoided.

[ZaraCB]

Bounty: 🔥[BOUNTY]Cowrium.net - HOT BOUNTY UP TO $750K TO SHARE 🔥
Manager: ceahy2k

Another manager: mackyjohn


And here is the trust summary of mackyjohn..


He is inactive from Sep 05, 2019.

ceahy2k started a bounty campaign on April 11, 2020. Bounty will continue for 4 weeks and ends on May 6, 2020. Here is some evidence of his irresponsibility.



In Facebook campaign spreedsheet 10 and 11 is the same person foring12. Sometimes it becomes a double entry due to network problem. But the bounty manager gave up the tokens in both.


This is the picture of tokens according to the number of connections in Linkedin campaign.

But the bounty manager didn't calculate the tokens in right way. So  a lot of people complaining about it in their telegram channel.




But even after making a complaint, the bounty manager has not responded yet.
Linkedin spreedsheet no 49, 102.... etc.

Spreedsheet link of Cowrium bounty: Cowrium spreedsheet

Personally, I believe that this kind of bounty manager should be avoided.

Purpose of this thread:
1. To warn the bounty manager
2. To warn the bounty hunter who read this thread.

[rat03gopoh]

Move this thread to the reputation board, direct one of the team to this thread.
At least this will be a warning to them that their team is currently getting attention to their work.

[SFR10]

@ZaraCB: Before anything else, you might want to increase the size of your images so we can easily read all of the texts without having to zoom in "a lot"...

Another manager: mackyjohn
https://i.imgur.com/nGPSXCG.jpg

You might want to make it clear that he/she is responsible for managing their campaign since I almost missed what's the connection between this user and the campaign in question ^{[due to the size of the images]}...

And here is the trust summary of mackyjohn..
https://i.imgur.com/ejiobrN.jpg

You forgot to include the "Untrusted feedback" part...
^{- You can find some interesting comments there.}

Personally, I believe that this kind of bounty manager should be avoided.

I agree but that's not the case for scam projects or low-quality projects that tend to choose the cheapest managers among the rest...
^{- You get what you pay for.}

[ZaraCB]

You might want to make it clear that he/she is responsible for managing their campaign since I almost missed what's the connection between this user and the campaign in question

Please read the below line . You can understand what's the connection between this user and the campaign.

[Lauda]

I propose we flag the OP of the project and tag him. Simple solution.