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

[indriasyifa]

I think about the rewards in the project ico is in accordance with the wishes of the dev and manager of the project and in accordance with the Campaign Rule, if payment after 6 months then it is the rule, there are payments up to 1 year, there is already pay but no exchange market. so it is a consequence of following a project.

[SinRin]

Yes, there are examples when they wait and receive. But it seems to me that this is more like scammers and they do not want to pay

[ooxtcoo]

If you did join to it from start of presale, then goes to the main sale it's ok, because all this toke time 1-2 months, and to ico again 1-3 months      

[EHT7500]

Only yesterday I would say that it's not normal to wait that long. And today, after considering the amount of useless work on projects that will never enter the market, which turned out to be scams, I will say that I agree to wait for 6 months if only my work is paid. I will be very happy and for a shorter payment period, but it's better 6 months than nothing.

[setyanis]

based on my experience I received a reward bounty range of 2 weeks to 2 months after the ICO period, usually it was informed in the group. try to ask again in the official group, approximately until when you have to wait for your reward acceptance.

[neite99]

Generally people do wait around 1 or 2 months for bounty rewards, but sometimes a campaign which is set before tells the participators that they have to wait for more or when the ICO is postponed it is normal to wait for longer times.

[AgentZero23]

It depends on the project some it takes long to distribute the bounty rewards. And projects distributed the payouts but it will be locked for 6 months. Before joining the bounty make sure you read the whitepaper first.

[FaucetKING]

It's not normal to wait for 6 months in order to get your bounty tokens, i think that it would never take more than 1 or lets say 2 months after the ico and you'll receive your bounty tokens otherwise, the bounty manager might have forgotten about you or he run with your money and tokens, try to get in touch with moderators or admins or even the bounty moderator if that happens.

[bascinsto]

Of course this is not normal.  I advise you to choose a good bounty.  Most likely it is a scam project.

[sergikrnd]

this is really a problem, at first you wait for a long time for the accrual and then another year you can wait for the token to turn over

[InfiniteGrim]

Sometims bounty starts even early before sales so it's just usual to bounty hunters to wait a very long time for their reward   

[Bazzy]

Yes, it is really can be so, I've had very similar cases, I was waiting for a long period of time to get my tokens from bounty campaigns. I can't say that it's normal, but there are different situations, sometimes it's really a necessity

[zero4five]

As a rule, after the end of ICOs and bounty campaigns, the organizers take some time to check the correctness of the performance of the tasks by the participants, add stackes, deal with complaints of bounty hunters and make corrections to the spreadsheets. If the bounty campaign was led by a good manager, then all these actions are sufficient for a two-week period.

[Francisnancy259]

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?

It's not normal to wait for up to six months to receive a bounty coin but it does happen sometimes. Most bounties will sent their coins much earlier as a strategy to make people be confident in them thereby gaining upwards trend and avoiding massive dumping of coins when listed. So to me if a coin lasts up to six months for you to receive then you should see it as a red flag

[skrpdssh]

The main thing is that it should be worth it. Then you can wait. And if you get a penny for the work done, or if you do not trade coins at all, then you should not wait

[lovemsngr]

I do not think you have to trust all of the managers and their stuff. There are also some scams in bounty campaigns, even though they are so rare.

[biznes35]

In fact, it's very long. Usually they pay in a month, or even earlier. My friend receives payments every two weeks, I'm happy with it.

Maybe your friend is good in ICO analysis? Cause this is really rare, when bounty comes in terms. However, campaigns have different rulles and wait for 2 or 3 months is okay.

[papagapa]

I think 6 months is too much for bounty to distribute their tokens. Usually it takes around 3 weeks, in case in an ICO, or any provider really pays you.

[flying_bit]

I agree with 2-3 months distribution. Normally it's ICO period that running long thus taking bounties long. I'm just new in bounty hunting and just started last January, I think it's better for bounty and airdrop to be delayed than receiving message that bounties discontinued because not meeting soft cap which I already experience twice and it's really disappointing but can't do anything. This is also the reason I decided to be choosy and doing research for a project.
Anyways, goodluck and try to join 2-3 bounties at a time and don't just focus in one so as when 1fail atleast theres still left for you and time is not wasted.

[Akeeto]

Six months would be one of the longest time to wait and I have one ICO that I have participated which is exactly fitted to your situation, most of the projects that take longer times to release their tokens are the ones who have their own blockchains, cause they need to develop their own system from scratch if the ICO is not scam,