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October 21, 2020, 05:54:02 AM |
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If a project is a scam, bounty manager's status means nothing. All of them mention they are not responsible for the payouts in bounty threads, so who cares what their status is)
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October 22, 2020, 07:45:36 AM |
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October 22, 2020, 12:28:06 PM |
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If the project is a good project or is supported by an officially registered company, then I don't mind if the bounty manager is a newbie account. But even so, I prefer to join the bounty campaign managed by a trusted bounty manager.
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October 22, 2020, 03:41:23 PM |
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I know many project managers that handles good projects such as Jamalezaz, bounty detective, and many others most of them are either hero members or legend, I believe they have enough experience to handle it mere considering their ranks, not to say the rank is the only criteria to be a good project manager.i always doubt those project starters with newbie ranks.is it that they decide to use a new forum page,or were the restarting after being hacked or disqualified or how come a new be is handling a project? This are few questions that comes to my mind about newbie managers.
From starting of merit system forum rank is now very very important for all forum users. So nobody wants to lost forum high rank ID with red trust. Sometimes for bad campaigns campaign managers are fall in red trust by crazy hunters but actually they are not responsible for SCAM project. They only manage the project. I think for that reason many high ranked ID members now using new newbies id+copper Member to manage bounty, nothing else. thanks
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October 22, 2020, 04:02:14 PM |
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Quite confused, now last year every time I joined the bounty, I would definitely see the start project rank, but sometimes rank can't guarantee whether the project is really good or not. Moreover, now there is a merit system so there is a possibility, for example, someone made a project but the rank is still a newbie, just have to see if the project uses its own team and buys a copper member label to create a campaign or ann or hire bounty management services can be assessed from there. but yeah, for now it's hard to guess whether you believe it or not you can see in the middle of the project in which direction
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October 22, 2020, 05:17:21 PM |
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I know many project managers that handles good projects such as Jamalezaz, bounty detective, and many others most of them are either hero members or legend, I believe they have enough experience to handle it mere considering their ranks, not to say the rank is the only criteria to be a good project manager.i always doubt those project starters with newbie ranks.is it that they decide to use a new forum page,or were the restarting after being hacked or disqualified or how come a new be is handling a project? This are few questions that comes to my mind about newbie managers.
Low rank bounty managers will bring most disappointing results after bounty ends than high ranking bounty managers, the experience and exposure is a big difference and even few bounties are managed by team members themselves, these type of bounties will bring sad endings, I prefer projects from high ranking members
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October 22, 2020, 06:04:42 PM |
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With anything there is need for promotion. Without promotion, success in the cryptospace is really a hard task. Go through the project and if you find this to be worthy, then go for it. An experienced manager will add value to the project and easily attracts more participant towards the project for investment.
We can't under estimate a newbie. They are far excellent in their daily activities and knowing the news associated with cryptocurrencies. In recent days more number Newbies have reached our forum, knowledge about Cryptocurrencies have increased a lot. Some newbies have turned to be perfect person on the forum.
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October 22, 2020, 06:12:36 PM |
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I know many project managers that handles good projects such as Jamalezaz, bounty detective, and many others most of them are either hero members or legend, I believe they have enough experience to handle it mere considering their ranks, not to say the rank is the only criteria to be a good project manager.i always doubt those project starters with newbie ranks.is it that they decide to use a new forum page,or were the restarting after being hacked or disqualified or how come a new be is handling a project? This are few questions that comes to my mind about newbie managers.
Low rank bounty managers will bring most disappointing results after bounty ends than high ranking bounty managers, the experience and exposure is a big difference and even few bounties are managed by team members themselves, these type of bounties will bring sad endings, I prefer projects from high ranking members It is not always that way. I've seen low-ranking bounty managers that have successful projects i.e kickico bounty hunter. It's also not guaranteed that the project will succeed if a high ranking member handles the bounty campaign.
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October 22, 2020, 06:49:47 PM |
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There could be many reasons why they use newbie account,
Two of them are 1. They may not want to expose themselves if anything wrong happens. 2. They may have doubts about the project.
If they use their real account they will be tagged red for promoting a scam/fake project.
So, of course i don't trust newbie that starts projects.
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October 22, 2020, 11:45:04 PM |
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If a project is a scam, bounty manager's status means nothing. All of them mention they are not responsible for the payouts in bounty threads, so who cares what their status is)
of course the bounty manager only does its job to organize the running of the campaign while for payment it is the matter of the development team so if you don't want to be disappointed because you don't get paid for the campaign you are participating in then you have to choose a bounty campaign that has escrowed with the developer so that The allocations given to the bounty campaign have been properly secured and will be given smoothly to campaign participants after completion.
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October 23, 2020, 02:16:40 AM |
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Indeed, the first thing I pay attention to if I want to take part in the project is the bounty manager, so I can choose projects more quickly by seeing who the bounty manager is and don't miss seeing the criteria for the project I am following
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October 23, 2020, 02:44:38 AM |
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When I join a new bounty project the first thing I checked is the rank of the bounty manager and his trust rating. If it's a newbie account or a copper member then I check their website telegram and other social media platforms. I also try to check what other high ranking member is saying about that project and how many people are participating in that campaign. I trust BM from members and to legendary and I think they can be trusted.
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October 23, 2020, 05:55:02 AM |
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I'd be more careful around projects from new bitcointalk accounts because most times they won't end up paying or the project easily turn scam, all in all its better to use your research skills to get the best out of any new projects and if you are satisfied enough you can promote
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October 23, 2020, 05:59:00 AM |
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I'd be more careful around projects from new bitcointalk accounts because most times they won't end up paying or the project easily turn scam, all in all its better to use your research skills to get the best out of any new projects and if you are satisfied enough you can promote
This is the reason today's accounts are being purchased. product owners think that they should be buying a Sr or Legendary account as no one will trust the newbies. personally, I don't have a problem if a Newbie starts the Announcement thread, I more often look at the idea and the pitch than the account status over the forum.
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October 23, 2020, 08:54:49 AM |
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It depends on the specific project and conditions. If a newcomer launches an ann thread and buys a copper member status, it indicates that there is someone behind it who knows the forum well, or someone told them, and the account is created to support this particular thread. Many projects do this and it is normal.
If everything is the same with a bounty thread, it is a very large red flag that should alert you. Firstly, it increases the chances that the team itself conducts the bounty and they may be at least inexperienced, and secondly, it increases the chance that it is a scam and the one who conducts the bounty wants to remain completely anonymous so as not to bear any responsibility.
Of course you may be scammed by the manager too and everything is very unstable in crypto, but if known manager runs bounty - you at least know whom to contact in case of problems with bounty.
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October 23, 2020, 09:24:55 AM |
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We cannot base trust on maybe the manager is newbie or not. There are projects that are handled by the dev team that starts as newbie even though bitcointalk has make it possible for people in that category to obtain a copper member. Having been a bounty participant for many years, I can categorically tell you can not totally trust anyone either newbie or legendary member unless you have build a long time relationship together
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October 23, 2020, 11:55:45 AM |
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Why not, of course, I sometimes rely on bounty managers, whom I have known for a long time because I know that they sometimes have excellent bounties, but when newbies create bounty themes, I also join them, because they also have very interesting bounties from good projects, you just need to study each bounty company in which you want to participate.
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October 23, 2020, 03:49:47 PM |
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I have my doubts but I see some of them using the name of the project and by this it means that they are representatives of the company. It is quite doubted because they have nothing to lose from it, even if they've done scamming or fraud actions.
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October 23, 2020, 04:15:03 PM |
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actually it doesn't really matter, but to make sure it is more certain, high rank managers will be more trusted There have been a lot of newbie or low rank managers lately, and their projects have also been successful, so it can't be compared to rank.
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October 23, 2020, 04:52:35 PM |
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for me Newbie or jr member it is not a problem to start a project, but many good projects create an account on a new bitcointalk with a Cooper Member rank, I know it pays, but it can create Trust to the community and participants here.
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