Bounties - how do they work?

[cryptomaster420]

If the project is not good even if you receive a good % you're wasting time.

And even if the project is great if there's already 100 people in the signature bounty, you're making peanuts.

Look for decent projects with few participants, that's my advice

[maeusi]

Every bounty has its own conditions. There are several kinda of campaigns like wearing signature and post a certain number of posts, twitter campaigns, facebook, youtube, article writing and translations. Yes, it is worth it, if you look behind the bounties and do a research on the projects, then you will find interesting ICOs and take profit.

[blockman]

its a Job in This Forum where you get paid by tokens.
sometimes you need to finish the weekly quota

It's not really a job in this forum, a job makes you work 8 hours a day 5 times a week. And with these bounties you just need to post for sometime for the whole week as long you'll follow the said quota to be eligible for the payment. It's not just sometimes you need to finish the weekly quota but it's a quota so you'll get nothing if you didn't finished it. There are some campaigns that are paid with bitcoin that is running for a month so you just need to finish the quota for a month.

why not?  any kind of work or task that pays you is still considered as  a job because that job's work. whether youve been paid for a crypto or fiats and your working 8 hours or not it is still the same. also most people including me are still prefer to work here in the forum when compared to some real jobs outside because working here is much easier and stress free and also your free on what youll do because you dont have a boss here unlike to some jobs offline that you must work hard for about 8 hours a day in order to be eligible for you salary.

I'm saying that it's not really a job by taking that clearly you may understand what I'm trying to say. Well my point of view about task and job is different, they are not the same. And when it comes to bounties or the popular one which is signature campaign, it is just a simple task of doing it and comparing it to a job that you are regularly doing for 8 hours a day they are really not the same.

This is right which job and task is entirely different and besides campaigns cant really be considered as a stable one because we do know that they are not permanent and I don't know why some people do really treat it as a main job and been making as a source of living.We do know bounty campaigns cant really sustain if we do base for daily expense. There are lots of task regarding on a bounty program.Either on signature,social,translations and many more which all of the possible marketing way would really be included.

Some people considered it as a job since they earn from it. There should be no question if it is a job or a task, as long as it pays and can sustain your daily needs, then go for it.

Okay let's settle on that thing whether it is a job for others and task for us as long it pays that the most important matter and there's no more questioning if it is a job or not, a task or not or a simple way of earning. My simple tip to those people that are wanting to join some bounties, use your heads before joining there are some high paying ones but in reality they won't pay you at all and you are just working for them for free, so take note of that.

[MiBambino]

From my experience you should look for a bounty program that pays per rank, not per post. I got scammed by ChangeBank because I only got about 1/5th of the deserved amount, and I wasn't the only one by far, and the team doesn't even address my questions. Currently I'm doing bounty for Adbank, which is a lot more communicative team and I'm positive they'll handle the situation a lot more professionally

[jakezyrus]

From my experience you should look for a bounty program that pays per rank, not per post. I got scammed by ChangeBank because I only got about 1/5th of the deserved amount, and I wasn't the only one by far, and the team doesn't even address my questions. Currently I'm doing bounty for Adbank, which is a lot more communicative team and I'm positive they'll handle the situation a lot more professionally

some campaigns set a rules whether its a pay per post or pays per rank , they are still the same. also  most bounty campaigns are known to be scam because there are so many unkown ico's nowadays and the campaign manager that runs a campaign are mostly newbie ranks and some members that doesnt have a good reputation yet on the forum. thats the reason why i stop joining on those bounty/ico campaigns on altcoin section and id rather now foccus on the signature campaigns that pays in bitcoin weekly because those campaigns can always assure and guarantee you that they will pay.

[MiBambino]

From my experience you should look for a bounty program that pays per rank, not per post. I got scammed by ChangeBank because I only got about 1/5th of the deserved amount, and I wasn't the only one by far, and the team doesn't even address my questions. Currently I'm doing bounty for Adbank, which is a lot more communicative team and I'm positive they'll handle the situation a lot more professionally

some campaigns set a rules whether its a pay per post or pays per rank , they are still the same. also  most bounty campaigns are known to be scam because there are so many unkown ico's nowadays and the campaign manager that runs a campaign are mostly newbie ranks and some members that doesnt have a good reputation yet on the forum. thats the reason why i stop joining on those bounty/ico campaigns on altcoin section and id rather now foccus on the signature campaigns that pays in bitcoin weekly because those campaigns can always assure and guarantee you that they will pay.

that's a good tip, thanks man! (allthough i have faith adbank will deliver)

[Mhedz]

Bounty means reward.,you have to work for them by campaigning such as in social medias.But of course,you have to check what is the allocation payment of every bounties and check too if the project that you will going to campaign has the potential to success.

[imsotiredofmoviereboots]

If the project is not good even if you receive a good % you're wasting time.

And even if the project is great if there's already 100 people in the signature bounty, you're making peanuts.

Look for decent projects with few participants, that's my advice

Few participants just mean that the project of that bounty has no future. It's the opposite because if there are more than a hundred participant like in their signature bounty then I assure you that it's going to be successful.

[UnusualMouse]

If the project is not good even if you receive a good % you're wasting time.

And even if the project is great if there's already 100 people in the signature bounty, you're making peanuts.

Look for decent projects with few participants, that's my advice

Few participants just mean that the project of that bounty has no future. It's the opposite because if there are more than a hundred participant like in their signature bounty then I assure you that it's going to be successful.

We can't determine the success of an ICO just by deciding on the participants of the campaigns. No matter how many participants an ICO has if he has no concrete plan it will never succeed.

[reflector]

If the project is not good even if you receive a good % you're wasting time.

And even if the project is great if there's already 100 people in the signature bounty, you're making peanuts.

Look for decent projects with few participants, that's my advice

Few participants just mean that the project of that bounty has no future. It's the opposite because if there are more than a hundred participant like in their signature bounty then I assure you that it's going to be successful.

What you said is about the participants work for the bouties bro. but are expecting the members who gives more bump to their announcement thread and promote with the signature in the multiple with the resonable post.
So they use to pay in bitcoin or tokens. This how they design the payment option weekly. You have to get the tokens once the token sale has been over.

[mworker]

i think is Bounties are the tokens or coins provided by the owners for
 marketing their coin and spread awareness for that they will give
 some percentage of token sale like 2% to 5% or more it dep

[FUD Expert]

They ask for your service to advertise their ICO project through means of social media, blogging and on this forum. Signature campaigns are the most popular in bounties where a member can earn so much.

[Julunguul]

How do bounties work?

What factors determine how much someone gets paid and what do you have to do?

Has anyone made decent money?

if you want more stake then you need to get high rank (for signature campaign), more original friends or followers (for socmed campaign)
a good-high quality writing/editing in promotion (for article and video campaign)

of course i ever made a decent money for bounty, but before following on some bounty, you need research for ICO of the bounty, or if you can't just follow a famouse bounty manager

[leea-1334]

Before joining any bounty program, I would also advice to check up on the project itself, and check the spreadsheet for the bounty participants. Generally if you see a lot of spammers, and they are also getting credited, then I see this as low value alts. The best programs require very high quality posts, as well as good content because they want good coverage and promotion. This means good projects and potentially better value for the tokens you will earn later on. It also means that good posters will likely hold their tokens, not dump them as soon as they are listed.

[CaterpillarRave]

bounty. are we advertising them. After the end of the advertising period we will receive the reward that we have done. Average bounty campaign lasts about 1-2 months. Join the bounty by facebook, twitter, reddit, or campaign signatures. People earn a lot of money from participating in this bounty.

[Alliipp]

The crypto currency market is in a stable trend to increase now and I think you can pick a coin from a list recently placed in COINMARKETCAP, and invest it. In 2-3 months this coin can grow x5 and even higher. If there is no collapse in the market. Then this coin will depreciate first.

[pinoyden]

Before joining any bounty program, I would also advice to check up on the project itself, and check the spreadsheet for the bounty participants. Generally if you see a lot of spammers, and they are also getting credited, then I see this as low value alts. The best programs require very high quality posts, as well as good content because they want good coverage and promotion. This means good projects and potentially better value for the tokens you will earn later on. It also means that good posters will likely hold their tokens, not dump them as soon as they are listed.

agree, this is something that we should do first rather than jumping immediately to the water in order to avoid getting scammed by them because i also noticed that most of the users here were always get scammed or wont payed by the campaign that they've joined. this was also their fault at the first place because they are too lazy to take time to read the whole project of the bounty and if that bounty has a real team or project behind it and also if the campaigner is trusted enough or have a reputation in the forum itself

[radhitya18]

They pay with their coins, we must promote their product or services, the higher our level will be much we get, if we do not obey their rules, we get nothing

[zanezane]

How do bounties work?

What factors determine how much someone gets paid and what do you have to do?

Has anyone made decent money?

if you want more stake then you need to get high rank (for signature campaign), more original friends or followers (for socmed campaign)
a good-high quality writing/editing in promotion (for article and video campaign)

of course i ever made a decent money for bounty, but before following on some bounty, you need research for ICO of the bounty, or if you can't just follow a famouse bounty manager

Sometimes I do follow some trusted managers as some of their projects isn't a scam and their ico was sold out. But sadly this isn't always the scenario as how we trusted these guys but it turned out that they are the one's who firstly scammed us.

[bakekang]

As for me i  always applied to the campaign where the campaign manager have positive trust this way im confident that project is good.
But having a manager with positive trust doesnt mean that the project will become a big hit, it depends on the project and on the team if they have good product