Why do developer find it difficult to pay bounty hunters

[Negdan4ik]

the remuneration must be paid in any case, regardless of whether the project is successful or not, but not all are conscientious and it is very upsetting.

[Nastinmel]

It has been really hard for the Teams to collect needed funds from the ICOs these days since lotf of Investors are not interested in Buying from ICOs. In this scenario it is highly natural that ICO Teams are never comfortable with Bounty Payments with the amount of funds they getting collected.

More often difficulties with payments are connected with bureaucracy, greed, laziness, and carelessness! I know some teams which reduced payments tenfold cause tokens cost a pretty penny. It turns out, bounty hunters are not protected by the law.

[zhengqi]

Developers is first should normal to calculate the forces. They should set only those goals that can be realized. If they were all realistic about their capabilities, there would be fewer problems.

[GunsLair]

I have several tokens that I can never use, since the project was closed before it even began and no one is going to resume it. And what good is that they gave me? Therefore, even distribution is not a guarantee.

[den11111]

Many developers only care about their wallets. They stole from bounty hunters brazenly. I've got so many developers and that's a very annoying experience.

[furball64]

Developers is first should normal to calculate the forces. They should set only those goals that can be realized. If they were all realistic about their capabilities, there would be fewer problems.

Developers act as sellers of their project. Investors are buyers. Salespeople are always trying to present their project with the highest quality possible in order to sell it as expensive as possible.

[BurgerCash]

Because the tokens that are not pay to bounty hunters will be turned to developers wallets. Then they will have more money, because they are real shits in cryptocurrency space and they don't care about market, community, their project, products, development. They only care about money in their wallets. That's all.

I don't think they're that malicious.
They're mostly incompetent.
Failing to pay your bounty hunters is kinda like investing in NEGATIVE PR for your project.
No-one benefits from this, except the wider community, which can clearly see that a project is garbage.