List of Campaign Managers Latest Post(Sig & Twitter Campaign) for Bounty Hunter

[bhadz]

You can also add to the list my campaign manager which is hilariousandco who's also a global moderator of the forum. This is the second run of docademic and since you aren't requiring the portfolio thread's I can't find it so I can't add it for you. I'm also part of the first run of this campaign and I have received the payout.
This is his profile https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=164822

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[criz2fer]

add BlockHash   he is good bounty campaign manager . i got paid from him in bounty swissborg . now he manage playhall

I will check his profile too.

Thank you very much. It will help a lot of people. I would also like to share the latest posts of the managers I have received the payment:
Signature & Twitter Campaign:
-   BlockHash : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=37075;sa=showPosts
-   Cheus:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1031438;sa=showPosts
-   Newsilike:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=157669;sa=showPosts
-   Ululamri:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=984557;sa=showPosts

I would also try their campaign first. I would like to check also these managers you prefer.

Can someone suggest a format to make my thread looks more organize?

You can also add to the list my campaign manager which is hilariousandco who's also a global moderator of the forum. This is the second run of docademic and since you aren't requiring the portfolio thread's I can't find it so I can't add it for you. I'm also part of the first run of this campaign and I have received the payout.
This is his profile https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=164822

I will add him also. Later this day  I think. I'm just thinking a format or infographic(if I can  ) to make the first page more presentable.

[aTriz]

I just recently wrapped up this micro campaign : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2778447
Although its a tiny step for me at this moment and I understand that these managers you have listed here are way more experienced than I am. But at least its a start.

For anyone interested, you can see my portfolio that I'll be steadily updating over here :
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2784850.0

Thanks for offering your portfolio in my list. IMHO, try to visit ALU services (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2477796.0) and improve your design of portfolio if you want to be a competitive manager.

Looking forward to watch your future campaigns.

Actually, I can do that myself and much more. I just do not have the content (projects managed) to fill up an entire thread that looks visually good. Hence I keep my thread locked for now. ALU got nothing on me lol But yeah, thanks for recommending them to me. Although I like Atriz cuz he's a really nice guy, always approachable and very good manager, I'll avoid Lauda or anything he/she is involved in like the (a?) plague.

Hm...

Great list op, thanks for adding me.

Merited.

[bhadz]

Can someone suggest a format to make my thread looks more organize?

You can inspire this thread just like the Signature ad campaign's design but you have to get permission from Mitchell but it's also better if you will have your unique design. Well I can't help you on this one since I'm not that good in designing.

You can also add to the list my campaign manager which is hilariousandco who's also a global moderator of the forum. This is the second run of docademic and since you aren't requiring the portfolio thread's I can't find it so I can't add it for you. I'm also part of the first run of this campaign and I have received the payout.
This is his profile https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=164822

I will add him also. Later this day  I think. I'm just thinking a format or infographic(if I can  ) to make the first page more presentable.

Take your time and do what you think that's best for this thread also thanks for noticing my suggestion from adding my campaign manager.

[Michael CF]

add BlockHash   he is good bounty campaign manager . i got paid from him in bounty swissborg . now he manage playhall

I will check his profile too.

Thank you very much. It will help a lot of people. I would also like to share the latest posts of the managers I have received the payment:
Signature & Twitter Campaign:
-   BlockHash : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=37075;sa=showPosts
-   Cheus:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1031438;sa=showPosts
-   Newsilike:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=157669;sa=showPosts
-   Ululamri:  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=984557;sa=showPosts

I would also try their campaign first. I would like to check also these managers you prefer.

Can someone suggest a format to make my thread looks more organize?

You can also add to the list my campaign manager which is hilariousandco who's also a global moderator of the forum. This is the second run of docademic and since you aren't requiring the portfolio thread's I can't find it so I can't add it for you. I'm also part of the first run of this campaign and I have received the payout.
This is his profile https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=164822

I will add him also. Later this day  I think. I'm just thinking a format or infographic(if I can  ) to make the first page more presentable.

Yes. If you need I will add the project name that I was paid. And I also added a fraudulent manager:
-    TokensFund.io :  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1168676
project : bezop.io  (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2635554.0)
In terms of formatting I think you can: design a table including the name of the manager, the username the name of the project was paid. Or you can use google sheet to use it. If you can add  scam manager anymore, it's very good. I think this will be a big topic

[kreon170]

Thanks for the list, it's really useful!

[criz2fer]

Recently you can see smauni: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1023535, which full categories of a bounty campaign (Twitter, Tele, Facebook, Translation, etc). He is running Hi:Health and Beyond Seen Screen bounty campaign, and an ended campaign - Medichain. Feedback from participants is good. Maybe i'll join his campaign in future.

I would rather choose the trusted manager(with DT feedbacks) with much more experience. Also even I wait a long time, they will still pay you specially with issues with unpaid reports.

But still, I won't include him on my list.

P.S.

Already remove atriz since he was unactive lately and got a neg trust from DT members

[yojodojo21]

My first campaign manager was strawbabies but definitely that manager needs a lot to understand the whole forum's rules and regulations, 2nd was yahoo62278, base on my own experience This manager is Great, in other words full package, Skilled, project advisor, at the same time a manager that has a very wide understanding checking always the situation to deal with participants who does not read. Third is, Frank Noland, a manager wherein you have to fix His time and needs more experience.

[buwaytress]

Just learnt about what happened with the Bitbliss scam through this thread. Had no idea that a member of ALU (which I respect a lot on this forum) had been involved... but I think the right thing(s) have happened in the wake of such events and should be a learning event for all involved. I've only been here for a couple of years almost and am acutely aware that it's so difficult to get - and then maintain - reputations. There's a saying in journalism that you're only as good (or as bad) as your last story, and perhaps the same can be said for managers here.

DT is a solid way to start looking for reputations, but as has been displayed, not perfect. I'd always still give a chance to guys like the ex-ALU manager in future... everyone here is thankfully human and as such, prone to mistakes.

Good independent initiative for this thread. All part of a wider check and balance system.

[criz2fer]

My first campaign manager was strawbabies but definitely that manager needs a lot to understand the whole forum's rules and regulations, 2nd was yahoo62278, base on my own experience This manager is Great, in other words full package, Skilled, project advisor, at the same time a manager that has a very wide understanding checking always the situation to deal with participants who does not read. Third is, Frank Noland, a manager wherein you have to fix His time and needs more experience.

CM strawbabies were not active since March but he/she was online last May 11, 2018, 03:19:40 PM base from her profile. I think project are running out from him/her or the other way around(developing another project/campaign).

For FrankNoland, as I said before, I would prefer trusted member but I would try to take a tour from his post.

[Patatas]

Just learnt about what happened with the Bitbliss scam through this thread. Had no idea that a member of ALU (which I respect a lot on this forum) had been involved... but I think the right thing(s) have happened in the wake of such events and should be a learning event for all involved. I've only been here for a couple of years almost and am acutely aware that it's so difficult to get - and then maintain - reputations. There's a saying in journalism that you're only as good (or as bad) as your last story, and perhaps the same can be said for managers here.

- Lauda had nothing to do with the scam.So it's not really ALU but just Atriz.The only learning that evolves from this is, don't take green trust as the only basis to take an action.

DT is a solid way to start looking for reputations, but as has been displayed, not perfect. I'd always still give a chance to guys like the ex-ALU manager in future... everyone here is thankfully human and as such, prone to mistakes.

Really ? I have nothing against him but he always gets himself involved in stuff like this.Intentionally/Unintentionally.Alia's case is another example of the same.I hope you know how that turned out.

Good independent initiative for this thread. All part of a wider check and balance system.

While I respect the efforts taken, there are other factors involved while choosing  a good campaign manager and not just pick anyone from the sad list.

[bL4nkcode]

AFAIK Lauda, deadley, Sylon, Avirunes, irfan_pak10 do signature campaigns too, so I guess you should put them on that side as well, dont know the others since I saw them running bounty campaigns only. And aside from post history you should put their profile link and add their campaign management thread/ANN thread on the OP too. And also try to check Aventhe's profile (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1054592) he's doing some signature and bounty campaigns too.

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As what I've seen on your post history, that's the only phrases you're posting so stop spamming the forum, you're totally off-topic here.
[Edit] Reported.

[criz2fer]

AFAIK Lauda, deadley, Sylon, Avirunes, irfan_pak10 do signature campaigns too, so I guess you should put them on that side as well, dont know the others since I saw them running bounty campaigns only. And aside from post history you should put their profile link and add their campaign management thread/ANN thread on the OP too. And also try to check Aventhe's profile (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1054592) he's doing some signature and bounty campaigns too.

For the profile link, I think that would be unnecessary because the key in my post was to look in to the latest post of the managers not the page of their management thread. Its not my job to promote their campaign thread.

But in case of viewing their profile, I can just go to one of their post and I can already view the profile of the manager that's why it's not needed at OP.

But still, I appreciate your suggestion.   

[nniecan001]

This thread is very useful specially to those new born bounty crypto hunter like me.
Many bounty manager in the field of signature campaign is already gone like ATriz by having a red mark trust in trading.
If they filter all the bounty applicant, we can filter also those greedy and dirty bounty manager.

[criz2fer]

Add me in

Anyways, you can check out the past campaigns that I've managed here:
ShipChain Signature Campaign - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2556661.0
ShipChain Social Media Campaign - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2613226.0

and here's the link to my profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=950342

God bless, everyone. ^_^

Better to add more campaigns in your portfolio to be recognize more. Sorry but I cant add you in my list because these managers list are campaigns that I have only joined and received payment from  it. Also, I prefer member with trust feedback.

[buwaytress]

- Lauda had nothing to do with the scam.So it's not really ALU but just Atriz.The only learning that evolves from this is, don't take green trust as the only basis to take an action.

I did say a member of ALU (or ex, I guess). Didn't mean any slight, I respect them a lot. Just saying that even the best reputations shouldn't lull us into false security. On that note, I don't even take Red Trust as an automatic dismissal of basis.

Really ? I have nothing against him but he always gets himself involved in stuff like this.Intentionally/Unintentionally.Alia's case is another example of the same.I hope you know how that turned out.

Suppose you're right... didn't dig deep enough but have now seen quite a bit of nonsense going on including that Alia case. Honestly, the more I dig into users the less I realise I know about them. I don't spend much time in Meta but when I do, it's a maze of findings.

While I respect the efforts taken, there are other factors involved while choosing  a good campaign manager and not just pick anyone from the sad list.

Like I said, part of a wider effort of check and balance. Every factor has its bias and motivations. I used to dismiss threads like these... but perhaps I was too focused on what I thought was the big picture. Every small effort distributed like this probably does have a bigger role than we'd think.

[Patatas]

I did say a member of ALU (or ex, I guess). Didn't mean any slight, I respect them a lot. Just saying that even the best reputations shouldn't lull us into false security. On that note, I don't even take Red Trust as an automatic dismissal of basis.

Agree!

Suppose you're right... didn't dig deep enough but have now seen quite a bit of nonsense going on including that Alia case. Honestly, the more I dig into users the less I realise I know about them. I don't spend much time in Meta but when I do, it's a maze of findings.

FYI : The thread wasn't in Meta and it wasn't a single thread.You should really dig deeper into the reputations section only if you have too much time on your hands.

Like I said, part of a wider effort of check and balance. Every factor has its bias and motivations. I used to dismiss threads like these... but perhaps I was too focused on what I thought was the big picture. Every small effort distributed like this probably does have a bigger role than we'd think.

It does and often it ends up working in the opposite direction.Meaning, random newbie user takes such threads very seriously and ends up losing thousands to an untrusted campaign manager.