Have you ever clicked on a link in someone's signature?

[BitHodler]

Nope. It has nothing to do with signature campaigns or whatever, but more with the fact that I never click on any links for security reasons.

When I see something interesting I simply use google to find the site or service in question, and from there I go further.

Same goes up with links to articles in the press section. I just go to the site and search for that article to read it instead of clicking on the links.

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[Elwar]

Never once have I clicked on any of the links. I literally held off from getting a debit card from one of the sites because they had a signature campaign so I figured it was likely a scam.

This is not true. PD had longest running sig campaign here. Do u think they r scam?

I don't know what PD is.

[--Encrypted--]

Never once have I clicked on any of the links. I literally held off from getting a debit card from one of the sites because they had a signature campaign so I figured it was likely a scam.

This is not true. PD had longest running sig campaign here. Do u think they r scam?

I don't know what PD is.

it's primedice. though their sig campaign ended around 2 years ago. only accepting staffs.

[Zadicar]

Yes, if It catches my attention and a new site or service that I haven't knew previously. I'll click it because of curiosity of knowing the site or what new in there.

[mirana12345]

Yes, if It catches my attention and a new site or service that I haven't knew previously. I'll click it because of curiosity of knowing the site or what new in there.

Same thing here. Most of sites i visit are through that kind of ads, and forum ad also. But visiting the site doesn't mean i'll be interested in it

[yesiam6]

I click at most altcoin signatures because i want to know if it could be worth investing

[Snorek]

This site has become a non-stop barrage of signature campaigners. I know we can turn off the signatures but I keep them on just to see if the person who posted is just an idiot or they are a signature campaigner just posting to get their numbers up.

Never once have I clicked on any of the links. I literally held off from getting a debit card from one of the sites because they had a signature campaign so I figured it was likely a scam.

Have you ever clicked on someone's signature advertisement on here?

*prepares for a barrage of signature campaigners posting pointless crap in this thread*

You started a thread, asked a question and now you expect people won't respond or something? So here is my share of "pointless crap".

I only click signature links when I see new signature campaign of a new and unknown service. If I am already familiar with advertised site, I have no reason to check it out anymore.

Also from what I noticed Prime Dice is no longer accepting anyone in their signature campaign, staff or not.
If you see people with PD signatures they are most likely wear it for free, or to get additional point in their giveaways.

[MadZ]

No, I disabled signatures a while ago.

[Digitalbitcoin]

Every person has different thinking. As I am an artist, designer, developer, programmer, webmaster and fascinated about cryptocurrency.

So I first of all see design. Then if feel to go there then visit that site, that's all.

But have got information on few of member signature about New coins and ICO.

Really...

There are also competitions for such campaign designs. We must appreciate it. Also it give revenue in form BTC for your activities. Its actually good facility.

Why r we criticizing it.

[Soros Shorts]

Yes, in the past I have occasionally clicked a link on a signature to find out more about the service or product. But that was a while ago. Lately I just ignore posters participating in signature campaigns because I don't have time to waste reading garbage or stuff that I already know that has been repeated 20 times.

[criptix]

Every person has different thinking. As I am an artist, designer, developer, programmer, webmaster and fascinated about cryptocurrency.

So I first of all see design. Then if feel to go there then visit that site, that's all.

But have got information on few of member signature about New coins and ICO.

Really...

There are also competitions for such campaign designs. We must appreciate it. Also it give revenue in form BTC for your activities. Its actually good facility.

Why r we criticizing it.

Yes, in the past I have occasionally clicked a link on a signature to find out more about the service or product. But that was a while ago. Lately I just ignore posters participating in signature campaigns because I don't have time to waste reading garbage or stuff that I already know that has been repeated 20 times.

rofl 

[Wapinter]

This site has become a non-stop barrage of signature campaigners. I know we can turn off the signatures but I keep them on just to see if the person who posted is just an idiot or they are a signature campaigner just posting to get their numbers up.

Never once have I clicked on any of the links. I literally held off from getting a debit card from one of the sites because they had a signature campaign so I figured it was likely a scam.

Have you ever clicked on someone's signature advertisement on here?

*prepares for a barrage of signature campaigners posting pointless crap in this thread*

I have clicked links in signature campaigns a lot of times some some out of curiosity and others when I really got interested in product or service

[n691309]

This site has become a non-stop barrage of signature campaigners. I know we can turn off the signatures but I keep them on just to see if the person who posted is just an idiot or they are a signature campaigner just posting to get their numbers up.

Never once have I clicked on any of the links. I literally held off from getting a debit card from one of the sites because they had a signature campaign so I figured it was likely a scam.

Have you ever clicked on someone's signature advertisement on here?

*prepares for a barrage of signature campaigners posting pointless crap in this thread*

Yes i have clicked many times on users`s signature, but I click if I see it interesting, if something is new and haven't seen before and I check where does it redirect me by hovering the mouse on the link.

[1Referee]

Never. My policy on the internet is easy and strict. Don't click on links! No matter how trusted a certain person or site is, any link will be ignored and thus not be clicked on.

[pedrog]

Never. My policy on the internet is easy and strict. Don't click on links! No matter how trusted a certain person or site is, any link will be ignored and thus not be clicked on.

How do you surf the web?

[mk3000]

nope. and probably never will. I use adblock for a reason

[Shiroslullaby]

There are a couple members who I really trust who have signatures that I have clicked.
But yeah for the most part I google a site and then follow the link. Its just good security practice.
I do the same thing with emails. I never open anything in any email unless I speak to someone and they tell me they sent me a document etc.

[ImHash]

These signature campaigns are not necessarily useless or waste of money, imoa they are already serving their purpose which is to spread awareness of services, for example it took me 1 month to only click on one for yobit and went there to register.
If the  program wasn't successful I mean campaigns in general then people would have never spend a penny on them.

[Zepher]

Yes, I have. With trusted users who I interact with of course

Like: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=346731

Have a click!! Join the Mantis Party!! #mantislivesmatter

[BitcoinTeacher]

Yea i clicked signature ad from campaigns hunderts of times because i was interested in that site.Many signature campaign ads are for exchanger,gambing and betting and that sites i click because i am interested if they have faucet,if they have freeroll tournaments and withdrawal fee and number of avaiable cryptocurrencies.