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The one that really blows my mind is bit-x/coinsbank. With the price as it is now they're paying out nearly $85 a week to each of the high rankers. That's a ton of money to be parting with.
Well, they're willing to pay the price, and not every person will max out the number of posts they can get. It's usually not nearly as much as you think; with daily campaigns, a cap of 20 posts like yobit is pretty generous. It's difficult to max out the number of posts you can get in most campaigns, because most people only have so much time in a day. Yeah, it's true that they're giving that much to them, but like I said, it's difficult to make the maximum. Some people might be, but they probably have lower quality posts. There's a reason behind everything, you just have to find out.
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Altynbekova
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June 16, 2016, 02:18:35 AM |
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The one that really blows my mind is bit-x/coinsbank. With the price as it is now they're paying out nearly $85 a week to each of the high rankers. That's a ton of money to be parting with.
Well, they're willing to pay the price, and not every person will max out the number of posts they can get. It's usually not nearly as much as you think; with daily campaigns, a cap of 20 posts like yobit is pretty generous. It's difficult to max out the number of posts you can get in most campaigns, because most people only have so much time in a day. Yeah, it's true that they're giving that much to them, but like I said, it's difficult to make the maximum. Some people might be, but they probably have lower quality posts. There's a reason behind everything, you just have to find out. Indeed to hit such numbers you need a lot of spare time and people are just on the forum for information. This means that the most will never hit this limit..
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June 16, 2016, 02:50:26 AM |
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The one that really blows my mind is bit-x/coinsbank. With the price as it is now they're paying out nearly $85 a week to each of the high rankers. That's a ton of money to be parting with.
Well, they're willing to pay the price, and not every person will max out the number of posts they can get. It's usually not nearly as much as you think; with daily campaigns, a cap of 20 posts like yobit is pretty generous. It's difficult to max out the number of posts you can get in most campaigns, because most people only have so much time in a day. Yeah, it's true that they're giving that much to them, but like I said, it's difficult to make the maximum. Some people might be, but they probably have lower quality posts. There's a reason behind everything, you just have to find out. Indeed to hit such numbers you need a lot of spare time and people are just on the forum for information. This means that the most will never hit this limit.. I used to consider myself pretty aggressive in posting (I do have spare time), yet in the year or so that I have been in my Signature Campaign I have hit my weekly limit only ONCE. That was months ago. Even with BTC price rather high (currently some $710), I only posted some 18 times or so last week, and perhaps 12 or so this week so far. Weekly limit for me is 50.
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Legasean
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June 16, 2016, 02:54:37 AM |
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The one that really blows my mind is bit-x/coinsbank. With the price as it is now they're paying out nearly $85 a week to each of the high rankers. That's a ton of money to be parting with.
Well, they're willing to pay the price, and not every person will max out the number of posts they can get. It's usually not nearly as much as you think; with daily campaigns, a cap of 20 posts like yobit is pretty generous. It's difficult to max out the number of posts you can get in most campaigns, because most people only have so much time in a day. Yeah, it's true that they're giving that much to them, but like I said, it's difficult to make the maximum. Some people might be, but they probably have lower quality posts. There's a reason behind everything, you just have to find out. Indeed to hit such numbers you need a lot of spare time and people are just on the forum for information. This means that the most will never hit this limit.. I used to consider myself pretty aggressive in posting (I do have spare time), yet in the year or so that I have been in my Signature Campaign I have hit my weekly limit only ONCE. That was months ago. Even with BTC price rather high (currently some $710), I only posted some 18 times or so last week, and perhaps 12 or so this week so far. Weekly limit for me is 50. Yes I also do not think that people will hit such limits, if people do they will almost spam the whole forum in my eyes. These limits can simply with a job not be reached..
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June 16, 2016, 01:43:35 PM |
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With the bitcoin price increasing too fast, i think that signature campaigns will lower its pay per post or will limit the max number of post, like they did before. Its possible that some campaigns fixed its rate to $ per post like coinroll is doing now.
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June 16, 2016, 10:53:20 PM |
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They are looking pretty nice right now but it changes nothing in my eyes, its that its worth more but I must say that if they will stay like this they will change it for sure. Its just a matter of time for sure.
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June 16, 2016, 11:23:32 PM |
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Spots are too limited. Im sure they will lower payments as always when BTC price hit the moon.
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June 17, 2016, 01:44:05 AM |
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Spots are too limited. Im sure they will lower payments as always when BTC price hit the moon.
Of course they will and this is of course normal, it would be weird if they would not do this in my eyes. They cannot only give money away right.... they are always changing the rates when such thing happens.
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June 17, 2016, 01:57:23 AM |
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now its simply going for 800$ eze ![Cheesy](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/cheesy.gif) I really like Bitcoin but its also not easy to get them. So iam finally very hard on the Mining Game on active on the Community where i can help ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) What do you guys do for the bctcommuntiy for the help?
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June 17, 2016, 02:31:32 AM |
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Spots are too limited. Im sure they will lower payments as always when BTC price hit the moon.
Of course they will and this is of course normal, it would be weird if they would not do this in my eyes. They cannot only give money away right.... they are always changing the rates when such thing happens. It is good if they lowered the payment aslong as they will continue their campaign but really this price hike can effect of those existing campaigns because of it some other are closing down like luckybtc,betbtc and betking and that is the one of bad effects happened, maybe we can see more close downs of campaign if the price will be to much high and advertisers cannot sustain his budget for the campaign and thats very bad for some people relying on campaigns to earn some free btc
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June 17, 2016, 03:26:25 AM |
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... Some two or three weeks ago (approx.) BTC was languishing in the mid $400s or so. Participating in a Signature Campaign looked like a way to make a little bit of Easy Money. Looks a little bit better now, no? I do understand that there is always the risk of lower BTC payouts with the price up so high (relative to recent years), but still, the Campaigns do seem more compelling now. But, perhaps they will continue to pay in BTC and not "adjust" for the increased US$ value of each Bitcoin's price. We'll see. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) i think it is good think to lowering payout for campaign because nothing change when i want to exchange my bitcoin into fiat. and it can keep the campaign going steady although bitcoin price rising like now
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June 17, 2016, 04:17:23 AM |
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One cannot expect to make a living out of these campaigns, no question there. This can be only a bit of hobby, earning money aside for things you do anyway.
Having said that, it s normal to expect campaign managers will adjust their rates.
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June 17, 2016, 06:01:38 AM |
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... Some two or three weeks ago (approx.) BTC was languishing in the mid $400s or so. Participating in a Signature Campaign looked like a way to make a little bit of Easy Money. Looks a little bit better now, no? I do understand that there is always the risk of lower BTC payouts with the price up so high (relative to recent years), but still, the Campaigns do seem more compelling now. But, perhaps they will continue to pay in BTC and not "adjust" for the increased US$ value of each Bitcoin's price. We'll see. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) i think it is good think to lowering payout for campaign because nothing change when i want to exchange my bitcoin into fiat. and it can keep the campaign going steady although bitcoin price rising like now I think members of secondstrade signature do not need to worry at all of campaign rates being adjusted, since secondstrade is always a pioneer in lowering rates when bitcoin prices go up, but they never care to raise their rates when bitcoin price goes down. I guess they are "the only smart persons here and all of us others are the stupid ones" by their mentality, a communist one if you ask me.
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June 17, 2016, 06:03:14 AM |
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As the price is rising many campaign are closed/closing and rest of them have reduce their payouts in order to be still active and make a payout. Since halving is coming closer price is rising . Let us see till which level it rises before it start making other way fall.
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June 17, 2016, 06:09:15 AM |
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Now its looks like we can earn some serious money from campaign`s. I count in my head that high payouts now, where 0.15 is 150 dollars. So someone make that in a 2 weeks with higher rank. I think they will lower payouts for sure. Who can keep up with btc rising?
But lets not forget that this sites also earn more when btc price is rising. I think its win win situation for everyone, when btc is rising. Its gonna be crazy for everyone until this halving passes, and for sure in some weeks after that.
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June 17, 2016, 12:34:07 PM |
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... Some two or three weeks ago (approx.) BTC was languishing in the mid $400s or so. Participating in a Signature Campaign looked like a way to make a little bit of Easy Money. Looks a little bit better now, no? I do understand that there is always the risk of lower BTC payouts with the price up so high (relative to recent years), but still, the Campaigns do seem more compelling now. But, perhaps they will continue to pay in BTC and not "adjust" for the increased US$ value of each Bitcoin's price. We'll see. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) i think it is good think to lowering payout for campaign because nothing change when i want to exchange my bitcoin into fiat. and it can keep the campaign going steady although bitcoin price rising like now I think members of secondstrade signature do not need to worry at all of campaign rates being adjusted, since secondstrade is always a pioneer in lowering rates when bitcoin prices go up, but they never care to raise their rates when bitcoin price goes down. I guess they are "the only smart persons here and all of us others are the stupid ones" by their mentality, a communist one if you ask me. Maybe thats the reason why his campaign have no limits for participants so he can create more spam and more advertisement for low cost and hes succesfull with that since hes campaign is running for quite long time, and for now its ok since some other campaign are full and secondstrade have open doors to adopt those members who dont have campaign.
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June 17, 2016, 12:45:35 PM |
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As the price is rising many campaign are closed/closing and rest of them have reduce their payouts in order to be still active and make a payout. Since halving is coming closer price is rising . Let us see till which level it rises before it start making other way fall.
Indeed they are reducing their pay out but its in my eyes also normal that they are doing it otherwise you would make a lot more profit just because of the risings right now.. Th halving is also coming so we have to see what is gonna bring it also.
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June 17, 2016, 02:04:13 PM Last edit: June 17, 2016, 02:26:49 PM by deisik |
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Some two or three weeks ago (approx.) BTC was languishing in the mid $400s or so. Participating in a Signature Campaign looked like a way to make a little bit of Easy Money. Looks a little bit better now, no?
I do understand that there is always the risk of lower BTC payouts with the price up so high (relative to recent years), but still, the Campaigns do seem more compelling now. But, perhaps they will continue to pay in BTC and not "adjust" for the increased US$ value of each Bitcoin's price. We'll see:)
I'm also hoping for the best too, but the campaigns that I was/am enrolled in (PrimeDice, Bit-X) always lowered their rates whenever there had been a significant rise in Bitcoin price (though with a delay)
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June 17, 2016, 02:13:03 PM |
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Regarding secondstrade signature campaign they do it all the time, they lower the payment with the first thing happening, I wonder what kind of people accept to promote such a super low paying signature campaign I can answer this question with surety. These are the lowest level posters (maybe, just above compulsive spammers only) who might not even speak (understand) English at all and can only copy other users' posts. Yesterday I caught one from that campaign who started copying my own posts, lol... Which I don't recommend doing, since I remember what I had been posting years ago
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June 17, 2016, 03:34:40 PM |
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Regarding secondstrade signature campaign they do it all the time, they lower the payment with the first thing happening, I wonder what kind of people accept to promote such a super low paying signature campaign I can answer this question with surety. These are the lowest level posters (maybe, just above compulsive spammers only) who might not even speak (understand) English at all and can only copy other users' posts. Yesterday I caught one from that campaign who started copying my own posts, lol... Which I don't recommend doing, since I remember what I had been posting years ago You have one good memory for remembering what you've posted years ago ![Tongue](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/tongue.gif) Did you report him to the campaign manager ? It's good to have him out of the campaign, it's obvious that his sole purpose coming here is to make money ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) Regarding secondstrade signature campaign they do it all the time, they lower the payment with the first thing happening, I wonder what kind of people accept to promote such a super low paying signature campaign Well, campaign slot nowadays are really hard to get they get filled in just a few hours, so anyone will advertise those campaign for just a penny ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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