Need some help to Understand Bounty campaign

[milewilda]

yes it can be safe and can not, why is that? because it all depends on the manager who manages if he is honest, of course it is safe if not then the opposite

Manager has nothing to do with the campaign unless if they are part of the team but most of the time it is really been handled out by reputable bounty manager of this forum which we could say that
they are just handling out the campaign and has nothing to do with payments. Safety wont really be that guaranteed yet we know that projects could really not able to pay those
bounty hunters if they do really have that kind of intent in the first place.This is why its really suggested to make out some research first before making any step forward
or deal  with bounties on which you could really have at least the chance on earning out of your effort and time spent on doing those bounty task.

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[bitterguy28]

There are so many bounty campaign that moderate by newbie with 2/3 activities, is that kind of bounty are safe and believable?

The Odds are very small that they are reliable and risk free , But i have seen several bounties that had been runs by Newbie and even freshly created account but as it is a company representative that wanted to interact with us directly so they choose to run with their own than hiring managers.

But if you are not willing to spend your time without any single token then best to not joining those new account running a bounty .

[nicedreams]

There are so many bounty campaign that moderate by newbie with 2/3 activities, is that kind of bounty are safe and believable?

The Odds are very small that they are reliable and risk free , But i have seen several bounties that had been runs by Newbie and even freshly created account but as it is a company representative that wanted to interact with us directly so they choose to run with their own than hiring managers.

But if you are not willing to spend your time without any single token then best to not joining those new account running a bounty .

Yeah, even if they were freshly made accounts as the company representatives, still carry a risk of unpaid after the bounty ended. So for that case, try to deem if that project/company is legit and serious enough in their effort to manage the bounty campaign. If they doing in the half-heart attempt, lax rule then most likely they just want to get as many people in to shill their shitty tokens and scoot away.

[virasisog]

There are so many bounty campaign that moderate by newbie with 2/3 activities, is that kind of bounty are safe and believable?

Bounty campaign that moderate by newbie is scam most of the times.  But you can participate in the bounties that manages by a group or team. However, if the bounty manager is renowned and the fund is in escrow, the guarantee of payment is higher. Above all, there is no guarantee of receiving payment from the bounty.

Joining in bounties managed by newbies is too risky. It's not that we're doubting newbies' capability but it's the reputation that we should check first. We must always check on the team behind each project. Also, we should double-check the potential of the project of our choice because scam bounties are everywhere. Some of them are just attracting investors but won't pay their participants in the end.

[Amicable55]

As I am also a Newbie and I participated in 24 campaigns when I joined in March. The process completed in May and till now I have not a single penny. But I research about the legit bounty and I conclude.
1. @Julerz12 and @CryptopreneurBrainboss gives maximum positive results.
2. Visit spreadsheet and if it not updated dashboard and spreadsheet weekly then maximum chances that it is not a legit bounty.
3. See the status and merit because higher merit BM will not think about negative trust.
4. Now BTC is down so projects are not coming in these days.

[bakasabo]

3. See the status and merit because higher merit BM will not think about negative trust.

This rule does not work always. There are projects that wants to run bounties themselves. Their rank can be Jr. Member or Cooper member maximum (they sometimes get merit if then run an ANN topic and update it). Once I have participated in a bounty managed by, if not mistaken, Legendary forum member with a donator sub-rank. There were problems with spreadsheet calculations and in the end bounty ended with nothing (rewards were not distributed, bounty was abandoned).

[fullhdpixel]

3. See the status and merit because higher merit BM will not think about negative trust.

This rule does not work always. There are projects that wants to run bounties themselves. Their rank can be Jr. Member or Cooper member maximum (they sometimes get merit if then run an ANN topic and update it). Once I have participated in a bounty managed by, if not mistaken, Legendary forum member with a donator sub-rank. There were problems with spreadsheet calculations and in the end bounty ended with nothing (rewards were not distributed, bounty was abandoned).

Sometimes those newbies or those low level accounts are more legit than a higher level account that already has its merit and also has a positive trust. A person can be trusted today but there is a chance that they will change.

Many incidents like that happened on this forum, not only on this forum actually but even on other sites that I visit. I wonder why they do that? Hhmm. Maybe that's really how stuff's work on this world. Sometimes all we really need is a luck. If we are lucky we can get paid, no matter what and then value of our tokens can grow really huge but if not and if we are unlucky then prepare for the worst that can come.

[Kavelj22]

3. See the status and merit because higher merit BM will not think about negative trust.

This rule does not work always. There are projects that wants to run bounties themselves. Their rank can be Jr. Member or Cooper member maximum (they sometimes get merit if then run an ANN topic and update it). Once I have participated in a bounty managed by, if not mistaken, Legendary forum member with a donator sub-rank. There were problems with spreadsheet calculations and in the end bounty ended with nothing (rewards were not distributed, bounty was abandoned).

Sometimes those newbies or those low level accounts are more legit than a higher level account that already has its merit and also has a positive trust. A person can be trusted today but there is a chance that they will change.

Many incidents like that happened on this forum, not only on this forum actually but even on other sites that I visit. I wonder why they do that? Hhmm. Maybe that's really how stuff's work on this world. Sometimes all we really need is a luck. If we are lucky we can get paid, no matter what and then value of our tokens can grow really huge but if not and if we are unlucky then prepare for the worst that can come.

Both views are correct that the campaign manager's rank does not necessarily reflect his credibility. But let's be more realistic when we look at the issue from the point of view of the novice members, that is, those who have no experience in how the forum systems work. Is it not better to set merit points as a primary criterion for selecting campaigns according to their managers?

[torpedo]

I think, first of all, you need to check the project and the reputation of the founders. If there are everything clear -  jump in. Rank not consistently shows on a good bounty.

PS: always check the legitimacy of bounty in the project's social networks. Also, match the budget allocated for the Bounty campaign.

[Almasani]

There are so many bounty campaign that moderate by newbie with 2/3 activities, is that kind of bounty are safe and believable?

Indeed, there are many newbie accounts that moderate projects, but some are official accounts of project owners, they manage their own projects without hiring managers who often manage projects on this forum. But there is a fake project and then create a newbie account to avoid problems with the previous account. But for me, newbie and legend have no effect. If they are honest people, even newbies they will do the job right. But if they are not honest, any rank will still make mistakes. However, projects managed by legendary managers have more potential than those managed by newbies.

[mbakruroh]

There are so many bounty campaign that moderate by newbie with 2/3 activities, is that kind of bounty are safe and believable?

You can check if they are part of a team, or if they have a community that many people follow. Because newbies are just new accounts created to manage projects, of course they are also experienced in this forum, it's just that they don't want to take risks with their previous accounts.

[Kocret02]

Check out the steps to find the best Bounty
#1 Follow the development of coin/token sales
#2 Choose a reward with a transparent ICO
#3 Activate your social media accounts to get updates about the progress of the projects you are following.
#4 Choose the best ICO rating so that the guarantee you get is even greater.
#5 Choose a company that has a reliable team/developer in this bounty project
#6 understand the rules in the campaign before you invest in the project

I hope you don't fall victim to a scam