Is it normal to wait for 6 months for a bounty reward?

[cryptomanspbmgdn]

of course not. if the company is unable for so long to pay the hunters coins for the help, probably can not wait

[kevinzxz]

I think that's normal, but if dev or bounty manager still responds to bounty hunter, if dev and bounty manager does not respond it means bounty you follow scam.

[GWS My Boy]

If you join from start (Presale) then goes to the main sale it's ok. Because all this took time presale 1-2 month then pause and goes to ICO again 1-3 month, sometimes bounty starts even early before sales so it's just usual day of the bounty hunters.

true, if you join and can be seen distance from presale to main sales then it takes a long time. but if when the main sale of the company and its products are highly sought then reach hardcap will be faster and the price of the coin will be good, for the distribution of token itself is varied there are old and there is fast that hard in prediction

[kodtycoon]

Yes it is normal but usually only takes a month until three months to be credited. So far I do not have a high interest for that, so I'm not sure exactly how much time needed. Because waiting until more than a month alone is very boring.

[AltcoinAuthority]

Absolutely not normal, i think there a limit to 1 month the reward to visit your wallet and if that didn't happen i think the project is scam or dead, because there's no reason to make you wait for more than that for a bounty distribution!

A month is a very long time to wait to see any money in your wallet. Having coins in your wallet doesn't always mean that you have that money. Make sure you spread the investments with caution because anything could go wrong.

[hihitao47]

Now there are really a lot of complaints about the ICO teams. Recently, they generally want what they want, and they do, given that under conditions of joining, they indicate that the ICO team can at any time change the order and conditions of the generosity campaign.

[condura150]

Most of us join bounty campaigns because it is one of the means for us to get coins. I just want to verify how many of us have experienced waiting for a long period of time to get our coins. Don't get me wrong, i do trust the managers and what they say. And, most of them give valid  reasons why it'll take that long for them to distribute the rewards. In average, how long do you receive your coins after a bounty campaign?

I think that the Bounty Campaign you participated in is a scam or is dead. Usually after the Bounty Campaign is over you receive your rewards/tokens in weeks, most probably 2 weeks - 4 weeks. Distribution can take a long time if the participants on the Bounty Campaign is too many or they haven't distributed the tokens to the buyers. But for you not receiving anything for 6 months after the Campaign is over, I really think that the said Bounty Campaign is a scam.

[veraoktav127]

each bounty has different rules for the distribution of their prizes but usually they provide information at the beginning of the program for the division but if the set time is not met there must be a problem causing it

[benjamin11]

I think 6 months is a bit too long to wait for the bounty rewards. Usually based on my experience, one month is the longest time I spent waiting for my reward. Sometimes its fast like 1 to 2 weeks. Also it is indicated in the bounty campaign rules the date of the release of the token. If they continuously changing the schedule and always making some lame excuses, most probably its a scam.

[LemonF3]

Most of us join bounty campaigns because it is one of the means for us to get coins. I just want to verify how many of us have experienced waiting for a long period of time to get our coins. Don't get me wrong, i do trust the managers and what they say. And, most of them give valid  reasons why it'll take that long for them to distribute the rewards. In average, how long do you receive your coins after a bounty campaign?

I think it is too long to wait. What are their reason for having that long? Rules and regulations are set as the start of a campaign. Probably the campaign is a scam.

[Arlong68]

according to the experiences of my predecessors who have followed the bounty, on average they get their coins for 3 months more than the initial work they do, of course we also have to be selective in choosing bounty, because sometimes there are scams there, you can learn first of each project through its website, whitepaper or can ask your senior. hopefully the answer helps you

[TravelMug]

Well there is a unwritten record that bounties should pay after 1 month at least after the ICO has ended. And that is the norm that we have seen a lot. However, there are cases that bounty payment takes a little longer because of unforeseen problems on the project itself.

Only I haven't experience your cases, its likely that they might pull a exit scam or haven't got the funds to pay for the participants. Either way, you just need to move on and jump on another bounty, not much you can do on your end except to write a scam accusations to caught their attention and understand what's the real reason behind the delay.

[illiki23]

That depends on the nature of the ICO.  Some ICOs don't actually release their tokens for months, such as Dcorp, thus the bounty hunters just have to hold off.

[adarwis]

Of course all that is normal while the developers are still updated about the development of their project. It is certainly a normal thing,Unless the developers like missing and no more updates either thread or group chat, it could be a project that you follow is a scam project

[Risunkof]

I usually pay out a month after the end of the ICO.  If the company has not reached the soft cap, then nothing is paid.

[Brimtorl]

I think this is abnormal.  Usually coins are paid out 2-4 weeks after the end of the ICO.  A maximum of 2 months.

[susutao87]

6 months it's too long and I've never have such experience but in my opinion, I would be very disappointed in the project if it happened with me

[Tlongbottom]

I would have to say that six months without receiving payment does not sound legitimate. Some bountiesnwill run for months and months, but they should pay about a month or so after the ICO ends.

One thing to check would be whether or not the project met its soft cap. If it didn’t, the project likely folded and no tokens were ever created and therefore not distributed. It’s unfortunate that you don’t get anything for your work in this case, but it’s how the game works.

[juliusk15]

i dont think so , but if it works it might be big project or just not so good developers so they need a long time to make the project work

[vendy86]

its truly depend on Bounty Manager and ICO Dev.usually, the fastest is 1 Week After ICO Sale end.and the longest I ever get is 6 Month after ico End.
I already learn from my experience, so before I join bounty I ask everything I need at bounty group or to Bounty manager. and better pick ico that handle by trusted bounty manager.