New to signature campaigns, questions.

[hugeblack]

If you are going to rely on this forum as a source of income, it is better to think carefully about your life and try to reduce your expenses, get a job or any source of income.
The rate of payment differs from one campaign to another and is considered sufficient in some countries and is not equal to anything in other countries.
Therefore, if you are from the countries that suffer from financial problems, the income obtained from the forum may be good, but it is better for you to learn investment and try to inflate the amount in order to establish your own business.

[mersal]

I have been participating on signature campaign sooner when I entered into bitcointalk and also got lucky to get a spot on Bustadice which has been running for years already. Yes its really a good way to encourage people to make better contribution then only they will get a slot of bitcoin campaigns I think my first signature campaign was on 2018.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

I remember my very first campaign like it was yesterday, it was after I ranked up to full member in the early 2019. Not that there was no campaign when I was a member but just decided that I won't join any to avoid any distractions as I was determined to achieved greater highs on the forum, which I successfully accomplished. To some extent campaign make it difficult to concentrate on the forum and only a few are worth promoting as they contribute to your general growth on the forum in regards to improving your quality.

My first campaign was managed by Hhampuz and his style of management made me fall in love with campaign management which I picked interested in and my his grace, I was given the privilege to manage a couple of campaigns including 777coin and Bitvest which has been my longest campaign so far (almost 8 months and counting).

The feeling been felt by the OP is understandable as I also felt the same back then and grateful to Hhampuz for giving me that platform. Don't let it get into your head though as it can mislead you into doing some stupid things that could cost you your stay on the forum or prevent you from recieving other privilege of been a member of the forum. Just see them as an extra reward and not a entitlement.

[reliable]

I have been participating on signature campaign sooner when I entered into bitcointalk and also got lucky to get a spot on Bustadice which has been running for years already. Yes its really a good way to encourage people to make better contribution then only they will get a slot of bitcoin campaigns I think my first signature campaign was on 2018.

Glad to see that how beneficial it is for both the campaigns owners and the participants as well. It is like a win-win situation due to which campaign runs longer as its benefit in their business by promoting their businesses through the signature and participants get some revenue for posting meaningful content on this forum which adds as a benefit for other users and to themself as well.

[MainIbem]

My first Signature campaign was way back in 2017. I cannot say how much in USD I earned. But it was exciting though. Yes, it is a nice way to earn a decent income writing posts and educating yourself and others while earning. However, it is not always the case. Some campaigns are just a waste of time.

So one has to select the campaign that will pay.

[Botnake]

how can a new person join? I gave up everything to focus on this job !

Look in this board https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=52.0, you'll see a variety of signature campaigns that are still active, then you can see the requirement and on how to join.

As of now, you can't still join since you are still a newbie, most campaigns accept members from Member to legendary, so you need to at least rank up to member to have a chance. However, I hope you'll not give up everything to focus on signature campaign as it's not a job.

[EdenHazard]

Good thing that op started his journey in march this year and managed to rank up to full member and get his first campaign! Since the merit requirement introduced it's never easy to get your rank up come that quick.

I was in fortunejack campaign who pays me 0.2 bitcoin a month. That's the best campaign i ever joined back then. I even heard that in 2013 there's a campaign who pays you 0.1 bitcoin weekly! The best way to compounding your bitcoin and to get rich by 2020 , unfortunately I'm not that lucky to hold the coins for long time, always spend it right after the payday due yeah stupid life I've been through.

[Stedsm]

Hello, yesterday I completed a week on my second signature campaign and received $25 in bitcoin.

Congratulations on completing your work successfully, else some people can't even bear with the minimum posts because they post a bit less, you did well.

When did you start? Do you consider this place a nice way to earn some profit every month?

TBH, I started participating in signature campaigns in the early days of when it all began to start. Enrolled and earned my $10 for the first time ever on this forum. But it took me a year before I started joining Signature campaigns because I wanted to get to know more about the technology behind BTC. Afterwards, it was like getting paid for our job, but I was wrong. I came to know that this is not a job but a priceless reward that gets paid to us in the form of money as an appreciation towards our helpful posts for the community as well as advertisement through our signatures. Although I don't, you can see it as a profit towards "trading" your contribution for some money or rewards, whichever you prefer.

Were there any times where signature campaign paid very well like $50+ for Sr Members.

Yes, there were times when I got paid around BTC0.1 in a signature campaign I don't remember the name of. It was worth more than $50 at that time too. You can do signature campaigns on a regular basis but don't let greed get over you because that might let you take the wrong steps like spamming, burst posting, etc.

... the person that wants to advertise his product gets paid because members click on our signatures and discover the site. It's a win-win.

No, it's not true. It's not necessary that a company that's advertising here is in assured profits each month or for a specific time period if the results of that campaign do not match their expected results, which includes but not limited to, wagers, conversions, registrations, etc.

[Mahanton]

Good thing that op started his journey in march this year and managed to rank up to full member and get his first campaign! Since the merit requirement introduced it's never easy to get your rank up come that quick.

I was in fortunejack campaign who pays me 0.2 bitcoin a month. That's the best campaign i ever joined back then. I even heard that in 2013 there's a campaign who pays you 0.1 bitcoin weekly! The best way to compounding your bitcoin and to get rich by 2020 , unfortunately I'm not that lucky to hold the coins for long time, always spend it right after the payday due yeah stupid life I've been through.

For people who do have real jobs in life will most probably able to save up those coins but for us that do really need to spent those coins for our expenses and other stuffs
then its just really cruel that we cant really make out to do some compounding due to situation but at least we do able to make use of those coins earned on cryptospace.
Majority said that this shouldnt be treated as a job but majority of campaigners are indeed treating this activity to be one.Yes, you earn pennies or small bucks
but you dont know on how much it means to those people who lived in poor countries but i do really agree that it shouldnt really be a thing to be relied on because
campaigns doesnt really last long just like on having a day stable job.

[Botnake]

Majority said that this shouldnt be treated as a job but majority of campaigners are indeed treating this activity to be one.Yes, you earn pennies or small bucks
but you dont know on how much it means to those people who lived in poor countries but i do really agree that it shouldnt really be a thing to be relied on because
campaigns doesnt really last long just like on having a day stable job.

Exactly, some are treating it a job but the truth is we cannot rely fully on signature campaign and consider this as our full time job. We need to secure our future, and lurking in the internet for signature campaign is not worthy since you only earn a limited reward and it's also uncertain as you might have a campaign now but you can't be sure you still have in the future.

[jademaxsuy]

That is good on your part. We know that others will not get motivated in posting or making discussion without getting paid. As what you have mention that this is a good move and no one losses in here for those who are joining signature campaign. However, not all could advertise in the forum and are qualified to join. Lucky for you OP that you had been promoting one good campaign being managed by a reputable bounty manager @Hamphuz. By that we should be all thankful that this is working and made us some motivation to enjoy the stay in the forum and at the same time earning as well though it may not be that huge but we just need to consider that learning is more important than earning.

[suzanne5223]

Majority said that this shouldnt be treated as a job but majority of campaigners are indeed treating this activity to be one.Yes, you earn pennies or small bucks
but you dont know on how much it means to those people who lived in poor countries but i do really agree that it shouldnt really be a thing to be relied on because
campaigns doesnt really last long just like on having a day stable job.

Exactly, some are treating it a job but the truth is we cannot rely fully on signature campaign and consider this as our full time job. We need to secure our future, and lurking in the internet for signature campaign is not worthy since you only earn a limited reward and it's also uncertain as you might have a campaign now but you can't be sure you still have in the future.

Agreed, campaign revenue shouldn't be relying on in other to prepare for whatever may happen but it should be treated as a job because you completely represent a product/company their BTC (fund) on the campaign. Besides, you applied for it and also agreed on some certain rules/regulations giving to you by the manager and in other to fulfill the reason why you are hired for the job and also respect the manager's decision for selecting you, you must it treats it as a job.

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[welovedcrypto]

My experience with signature campaigns are not much good. Because till date i managed to join only in token bounties signature campaign wich I got paid but those tokens are not trading yet.
Also applied in bitcoin paying signature campaign but missed for few minutes or some entries.

But it doesn't stop me from posting on forum.  Just love to share what I feel and what I know.

[shield132]

Majority said that this shouldnt be treated as a job but majority of campaigners are indeed treating this activity to be one.Yes, you earn pennies or small bucks
but you dont know on how much it means to those people who lived in poor countries but i do really agree that it shouldnt really be a thing to be relied on because
campaigns doesnt really last long just like on having a day stable job.

Exactly, some are treating it a job but the truth is we cannot rely fully on signature campaign and consider this as our full time job. We need to secure our future, and lurking in the internet for signature campaign is not worthy since you only earn a limited reward and it's also uncertain as you might have a campaign now but you can't be sure you still have in the future.

I really don't even know why someone treats signature campaigns as a job. It's just a rewarding thing for users who usually post here. Btw at some point I agree with you, if there were a people from poor countries back in 2016-2017 when signature campaigns were paying higher rewards in bitcoin and those people were just collecting it, then in just one year they could have very solid profit, even still compared to those who live in rich countries. For example, FJ was paying 0.04 btc a week + bonus 0.04 btc on fourth week, totally 0.2 btc in a month. In one year it would be 2.4 bitcoin and if we admit that they would sell their bitcoins when price was 15K or 20K, then they would really see decent profit.

[Mahanton]

Majority said that this shouldnt be treated as a job but majority of campaigners are indeed treating this activity to be one.Yes, you earn pennies or small bucks
but you dont know on how much it means to those people who lived in poor countries but i do really agree that it shouldnt really be a thing to be relied on because
campaigns doesnt really last long just like on having a day stable job.

Exactly, some are treating it a job but the truth is we cannot rely fully on signature campaign and consider this as our full time job. We need to secure our future, and lurking in the internet for signature campaign is not worthy since you only earn a limited reward and it's also uncertain as you might have a campaign now but you can't be sure you still have in the future.

I really don't even know why someone treats signature campaigns as a job. It's just a rewarding thing for users who usually post here. Btw at some point I agree with you, if there were a people from poor countries back in 2016-2017 when signature campaigns were paying higher rewards in bitcoin and those people were just collecting it, then in just one year they could have very solid profit, even still compared to those who live in rich countries. For example, FJ was paying 0.04 btc a week + bonus 0.04 btc on fourth week, totally 0.2 btc in a month. In one year it would be 2.4 bitcoin and if we admit that they would sell their bitcoins when price was 15K or 20K, then they would really see decent profit.

Its unbelievable but there are indeed people who do really treat this thing as a job yet this is much more better pay compared if they do have a day job into their country.
I do agree somehow because its really comparable since USD value is big if converted in most currencies which will really be worth for someone who do engage with campaigns.
It might not be permanent but you can anytime re-apply but odds will always be questionable depending on what kind of user you are on this forum.
If you are the ones who do really have such good quality and making out relevant responses and topics then received tons of merits then you would really
had the advantage.

[Natalim]

My experience with signature campaigns are not much good. Because till date i managed to join only in token bounties signature campaign wich I got paid but those tokens are not trading yet.

Bounty signature campaign does not guarantee you'll be able to trade after the reward is given, and it's also not expected you'll get a good price as mostly they are trading below an ICO price or IEO price, that's why it's not really attractive to join in bounty campaign now, unless you are a holder.

Also applied in bitcoin paying signature campaign but missed for few minutes or some entries.

You really have to be active and pay attention as a lot of members who are applying, in most cases it's not really on a "first come, first serve" basis, manager will check your post history and merits as well, that's their basis.

But it doesn't stop me from posting on forum.  Just love to share what I feel and what I know.

This kind attitude will give you a chance to be in a btc signature campaign in the future, but I suggest you also think of ranking up.

How? By making good post as that's the key to getting more merits.

[BlackHatCoiner]

What's your opinion about signature campaigns that pay in their website, which is most likely a casino? I've found a campaign that pays 0.00015 BTC per post (Max 40), but in order to withdraw them I'll have to register on their casino. Do you find it legit?

Here's the campaign: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1755689.0

[smyslov]

I find it pretty smart that we can all make some money by posting on a forum. Helping and discussing. Literally no one loses this way. The campaign manager gets paid because he organized the topic and the spreadsheet, we get paid because we advertised a product, the person that wants to advertise his product gets paid because members click on our signatures and discover the site. It's a win-win.

Not everyone is qualified bounty managers have criteria this is very much different from bounty campaign for new projects in the Cryptocurrency, you must be knowledgeable or can post on sections where the bounty managers are required you to post, like the gambling sections and you do not have negatively tagged from DT members, of course, you must be a good forum member, who can follow the rules and contribute to the enrichment of the forum. 

[Chrystora123]

I first got paid from the signature was in the campaign which was handled by Sylon (one of the BM who had a good name)..

What's your opinion about signature campaigns that pay in their website, which is most likely a casino? I've found a campaign that pays 0.00015 BTC per post (Max 40), but in order to withdraw them I'll have to register on their casino. Do you find it legit?

Here's the campaign: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1755689.0

joining the YOLODice campaign is one of my dreams (in this forum).  Yolo is one of the most reputable gambling sites on this forum, you don't need to worry about having to create an account first to get paid because they are trusted.  the pay they give participants in the signature campaign is appealing..

[TopTort777]

What's your opinion about signature campaigns that pay in their website, which is most likely a casino? I've found a campaign that pays 0.00015 BTC per post (Max 40), but in order to withdraw them I'll have to register on their casino. Do you find it legit?

Here's the campaign: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1755689.0

As long as they dont charge withdrawal fees, everything is ok. Just check their ann topic here (I’m sure they have one here) and search for issues with withdrawals.

Some have a rule that signature rewars must be wagered before beinf withdrawn. That is ok also in most cases. If you are worried about a must to pasa kyc for withdrawal - casinos that run signature campaigns here does not ask for that.