Selling Bitcointalk posts

[virasog]

Weird sercvice, I don't think these posts will have good quality because you aren't responsible for them, if someone kicked out of a signature campaign you won't be responsible. This kind of services encourage spam and shouldn't be allowed.

Well, Since OP will write posts for people, we cant be sure if he ever copy paste the posts and that can ban our account and OP will have no loss.
Also, Since OP is a Newbie and there is no or very few campaigns offering newbies in the campaigns. OP choose a way so he could get good rates while working for other and still himself having Newbie status.

[cluit]

My personal opinion is that these kind of services should not be encouraged.

I totally agree with you. OP should be tagged with a negative trust. selling posts will only encourage account farming and spamming in the forum.
and OP can blaickmail the person who buy posts from him. he can reveal that person's accounts to public and can make him banned.

[Iranus]

Soon this forum will be all about money..

Signature campaigns are here for the users to also earn something while doing what they like: learning more about Bitcoin and chatting with others that have the same interests. Now this forum turned into a money-making website..

I bet, if there was a question upon signup like "How did you find us?" the most common answer would be "a friend told me he earns money on a website and I asked him what website is it"..

I disagree with that. This forum is not about money in whole. People tends to start signature campaigns to support their business about bitcoins/ altcoins as this is the biggest platform for the digital currency projects.

It's not relevant at all who starts the campaign, it's only relevant who joins it because they're responsible for the absolute cesspool of spam that completely dominates entire boards on the forum.

If people's only aim is to earn money they're doing it wrong.

This is a new low for the forum.  People literally paying someone else to make posts for them just to spread their signature all over the forum, it's really pathetic.  In fact, the whole culture of "post quality" in signature campaigns is pretty bad.  What matters is the authenticity of the posts and that people are actually posting them out of interest in the topic or willingness to help people instead of to grab some extra money.

[Samuel21]

I'm certainly against the sale of posts, but I think that this could practice. To be honest it probably still who will give you advice, the main thing that the post was constructive. If it helps someone to earn money for food, then so be it. The main thing to not spam.

[d.kevin29]

Soon this forum will be all about money..

Signature campaigns are here for the users to also earn something while doing what they like: learning more about Bitcoin and chatting with others that have the same interests. Now this forum turned into a money-making website..

I bet, if there was a question upon signup like "How did you find us?" the most common answer would be "a friend told me he earns money on a website and I asked him what website is it"..

I disagree with that. This forum is not about money in whole. People tends to start signature campaigns to support their business about bitcoins/ altcoins as this is the biggest platform for the digital currency projects.

It's not relevant at all who starts the campaign, it's only relevant who joins it because they're responsible for the absolute cesspool of spam that completely dominates entire boards on the forum.

If people's only aim is to earn money they're doing it wrong.

This is a new low for the forum.  People literally paying someone else to make posts for them just to spread their signature all over the forum, it's really pathetic.  In fact, the whole culture of "post quality" in signature campaigns is pretty bad.  What matters is the authenticity of the posts and that people are actually posting them out of interest in the topic or willingness to help people instead of to grab some extra money.

What makes it bad overall is the fact that people are posting just for money. If they would post for their knowledge and to help others, they wouldn't have 90% out of all their posts written in off-topic or spammy 1500-pages threads from Bitcoin Discussion or Gambling Discussion.

I do see now campaign managers taking way stronger decisions regarding signature spammers though, so this might not be working for too long anymore. Not sure who would pay this guy for writing spam posts anyway....

[The Sceptical Chymist]

Your sales pitch is lazy and you don't write like anyone I'd ever consider hiring to write for me.  What you're writing, I'm sure,  are generic shitposts that every foreigner writes around here and that add absolutely zero value to the forum.  Take this offer and shove it where the sun don't shine.   

[MAGGG]

Your sales pitch is lazy and you don't write like anyone I'd ever consider hiring to write for me.  What you're writing, I'm sure,  are generic shitposts that every foreigner writes around here and that add absolutely zero value to the forum.  Take this offer and shove it where the sun don't shine.   

Bro, nobody cares what you think.
I'm gonna go ahead and close this service because I'm tired of the threats and spam that i'm getting in my pm.