Fighting for bounty hunters right

[superscommessebitcoin]

I think that it is unlikely that you will be able to challenge it, except to apply only to the support of the ICO itself.

[duongdaiduong]

No one stands out to protect the hunters. You must protect yourself. This period is really difficult, projects calling for capital are very easy to fail, so the bounty program will deadlock. A few projects are still scam bounty.
Unfortunately.

[Proc.dev]

Unfortunatelly bounty is a risk. Of course it's painful to spend many own time for promoting something and got nothing for this. But in that case the project with scammy bounty will be unsuccessfull anyway

[Strotman]

Probably the most effective means of combating unfair play on the part of the organizers of the bounty campaign is the publication of this fact in the media (social networks, articles, videos). But most bounty hunters do not want to bother with this and just pass by.

[pixie85]

Most bounty hunters are too greedy and they fall prey to scammers. Go to any thread with bounties and you'll see scammers on top of scammers. On one side you have people using bought accounts to start bounty campaigns with no escrow and on the other you have bought and farmed accounts spamming the threads to get a few dollars worth of some new shitcoin. Nobody is going to help you fight for your rights!

[qwerty1337]

Unfortunately, in each company, before joining it is written that they can change the conditions at any time, you enter at your own risk. I do not like it either.

[TIDOVEE]

The best thing i will advise is diligently go for a direct project that you understand as a real user, why ever think been a bounty hunter when you are qualified to participate. You will revcieve your token i appropriate way if you cut corners.

[apitico]

Many managers reserve the right to change the rules of the bounty company. It's a shame if it happens in the end, but I think the best solution is to try to agree with them, to explain the situation.

[oly4life]

Unfortunately joining bounty is at one's risk but is not humane at all, if the rules of a bounty should it shouldn't be after the bounty has been concluded but rather when it's still on going and that's what I feel we should fight against

[blokklanc]

There is no such organization so far which fights for the rights of the hunters. The rules of the bounties are usually such that
they can change the rules at any point. We depends on the good will of the project team and hope they will keep their promises.

[MAUTMALAIKAT]

Hello friends,

Do you know of any organization in which bounty hunters can actually report in order to claim their right?, To be paid off their earning in which the campaign is holding.
    I participated in a bounty campaign for several months and now when it is actually time for distribution now they changes the rule and actually introduce new rules which lead to the disqualification of more than 95% of the bounty participants. Which is actually too painful.

yes, as a bounty participant, of course we only follow the rules they make. But when they end with as much as they want to give the rules to cut the bounty it feels unfair. Their sense of being trapped by their rules is actually not enough tokens to pay all bounty participants. It's better to report the project for reasons of scam

[cryp24x]

Hello friends,

Do you know of any organization in which bounty hunters can actually report in order to claim their right?, To be paid off their earning in which the campaign is holding.
    I participated in a bounty campaign for several months and now when it is actually time for distribution now they changes the rule and actually introduce new rules which lead to the disqualification of more than 95% of the bounty participants. Which is actually too painful.

Kindly specify the changes on the rule that made almost all the Bounty Hunters disqualified? And why someone qualifies to that rule? It means that the rule can be justified by those who have qualified.

I think all the bounty campaigns have that "we have the right to change any rule". If we are not comfortable with any changes on any rule, we have the choice not to do it. If the changes done seems unreasonable to you then I think you must follow the campaign managers that don't usually changes any rule.

[flyeers309]

This problem is not a new thing anymore so it's like a risk as a bounty hunter. Sad reality. Sometimes we find a project with fair team and sometimes also vice versa. So we need a protector for ourself and more thoroughly because who's can fight for bounty hunter only ourselves not others people. Fight and stand for what you deserve.

[Santri]

which bounty you mean? in my opinion it is very reasonable if at the end of the campaign the team and bounty manager change existing regulations probably because they see many bounty hunters who work unfairly, so the only way is to change regulations and require bounty hunters to do KYC

[pundit]

It's sad and we don't have any organization who can remediate such issues. But if you can provide enough evidences, open up a thread in scam acquisition section so that people can avoid investing in that ICO.

In business world, integrity is a big thing and people don't like to work with unethical companies. So going forward, aleays work with reputed campaign managers only. That reduces the chance of getting scammed after few months of hard work.

It does not matter how hard we search ICOs detail, website and the team it is very difficult to find a genuine ICO. I have come across 5-6 such projects. The last one was which I joined in the month of July18 and they calculated rewards in the month of Sep18, team was quite active to answer every query and assured to launch their token on an exchange by the March19 then everyone from that project disappeared all of sudden, thank God I was only a bounty hunter not an investor, such ICOs are very difficult to trace.

[Mighty_crypt]

Its total shame and its making ICOs looks bad ,joining bounty and doing all the hard work for them just to get rewards and after ICO became successful new rules will be implemented like banning of many participants and forcing KYC on hunters or reducing the pool percentage ,I don't see any solutions to it yet

[mariogomer]

I guess you can't defend your justice anywhere. Nobody can object to the decisions of the bounty programs. I guess the only thing to do is to complain to them in every environment 

[amos77978]

Hello friends,

Do you know of any organization in which bounty hunters can actually report in order to claim their right?, To be paid off their earning in which the campaign is holding.
    I participated in a bounty campaign for several months and now when it is actually time for distribution now they changes the rule and actually introduce new rules which lead to the disqualification of more than 95% of the bounty participants. Which is actually too painful.

We hear this kind of news everyday in the crypto space... unfortunately there's no such organisation.. next time join bounties organized by bounty companies instead

[billy.ryoko]

I have found many people have joined too many bounty campaigns in the same time, but in my opinion, many bounties have changed their rules when the ICO is depression, maybe the campaign is extended or all people have not paid, it wastes the time for joining it, I think you nothing can do for join them.

[deadthings]

Hello friends,

Do you know of any organization in which bounty hunters can actually report in order to claim their right?, To be paid off their earning in which the campaign is holding.
    I participated in a bounty campaign for several months and now when it is actually time for distribution now they changes the rule and actually introduce new rules which lead to the disqualification of more than 95% of the bounty participants. Which is actually too painful.

Unfortunately, but there is no such organization. You can only rate the work of the manager and / or developers in their trust section, open the thread in "Reputation" section about this situation, or open scam accusation if you have evidence that these are intended actions to scam bounty participants.

Can you tell us in which project this happened?