Worst altcoin bounties?

[USBitcoinServices.Com]

There are many altcoins bounty programs that do not reward their supporters properly, and it is time to make a list of all of them, so next time people know if they want to make businesses with these people or no.

I have many on my list to put them here later, including the users managing those altcoin programs.

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[deepcryptomine]

Do the altcoins that didn't provide the bounty because of failed ICO counts? I don't have a problem if they say that from the beginning that if ICO fails then no bounty is available but I do have an issue if I find that in the end.

[bongiu]

It's sort of a matter of trust into the project's bounty campaign you're participating on. It has happened to me before that the rewards the campaign offered weren't quite attractive at the beginning, but when the ICO finished, the price of the token was waaay superior than what they've advertised at the beginning of the campaign and I ended up with a really good share! It has also happened to me the opposite haha, that sucks 

[Wyre08]

The bounty that is joined is up to each person. This thread might be better served if we create a list of bounties that give the best rewards (although as bongiu pointed out the coins you get are sometimes worth nothing).

[hgmarral]

Aren't you taking a risk by doing a bounty program? Like surely it must be up to the individual to consider the chances of success of the project and determine from there. However I do agree that it's poor form if a team was misleading about what sort of return you would gain from acquiring their bounty tokens.

[ludovicvuillier]

Hey,

I just want to put in my 2 cents here since we're right now doing a bounty campaign.

1) Point 1: Paying only if successful - because we didn't want there to be any misunderstanding, we wrote up front that if we pay out only if we reach a minimum level. Like that each person can decide if it's worth it for them or not and for us, we know that those that do sign up are serious about what they're doing.
2) Point 2: Worth of coins - since the coins are pegged to the IDXUSD (the tradable diamond index) and since the majority of the funds will be used to purchase actual diamonds so that the value of the diamonds is worth the value of the coins, then there is no question of the coins being worth something.

In case anyone serious is interested, here's the link to the bounty campaign: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2258206

In any case, I wish you guys much success with your bounty campaigns and crypto investments

[steveouttrim]

Diamond backed cryptocurrency, sounds cool.