Does Bounty really pay?

[DOH!]

Not many projects are really serious and even some of the participants' problems are said to be disrespectful to the project, they almost spam in any area twitter, telegram... this causes problems  certain discomfort.  Some projects have poor campaign reviews, fail and they almost don't want to pay, some escrow projects get paid for sure but not to mention value earned, few projects that I work on  so far also paid, most of the rest are fake projects, scams, lies

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[Rasa nanas]

Not many projects are really serious and even some of the participants' problems are said to be disrespectful to the project, they almost spam in any area twitter, telegram... this causes problems  certain discomfort.  Some projects have poor campaign reviews, fail and they almost don't want to pay, some escrow projects get paid for sure but not to mention value earned, few projects that I work on  so far also paid, most of the rest are fake projects, scams, lies

sometimes it is the behavior of the bounty participants that forces the team to make that decision because the team assesses the work of the bounty participants does not have a major impact on the project or even just becomes spam. BM should pay more attention to this in order to make new rules and minimize this kind of incident, especially in social media campaigns.

[andriarto]

Not many projects are really serious and even some of the participants' problems are said to be disrespectful to the project, they almost spam in any area twitter, telegram... this causes problems  certain discomfort.  Some projects have poor campaign reviews, fail and they almost don't want to pay, some escrow projects get paid for sure but not to mention value earned, few projects that I work on  so far also paid, most of the rest are fake projects, scams, lies

sometimes it is the behavior of the bounty participants that forces the team to make that decision because the team assesses the work of the bounty participants does not have a major impact on the project or even just becomes spam. BM should pay more attention to this in order to make new rules and minimize this kind of incident, especially in social media campaigns.

at this time many bounties began to make payments with BTC or stable coins. but usually the number of participants is limited, so participants must compete with other participants to meet the criteria required by the bounty manager, even from the many payments made every week. but from some of the bounties that I worked on before, paid in tokens but the price was not worth selling, so it's still a collection in my wallet

[Yawa2020]

sometimes it is the behavior of the bounty participants that forces the team to make that decision because the team assesses the work of the bounty participants does not have a major impact on the project or even just becomes spam. BM should pay more attention to this in order to make new rules and minimize this kind of incident, especially in social media campaigns.

Despite the fact that you are trying to make a point here, I see this as off point. For every bounty, if you check the disclaimer note it says the bounty manager does not guarantee the success of the project. I actually agree that some bounty have little or no impact to the project but that should not be the reason for them not to pay the hunters. It's a risk on them. There is no agreement that they will not pay if the bounty fails to impact the project in the first place.

I remember participating in Shitcoin bounty... The CEO confess that there's no single sell during the period of the bounty but he still pays the hunters. Several examples of such projects that pay without the bounty having impact on their project. Some project are just meant to scam both the hunters and the investors.

[TribalBob]

from my experience follow bounty 90% paid and make rest bounty scam and not listed on exchange
when you work freelance in the internet world such as bounties you have to know the biggest risk of working as a free coin hunter, which is not paid

[Rasa nanas]

sometimes it is the behavior of the bounty participants that forces the team to make that decision because the team assesses the work of the bounty participants does not have a major impact on the project or even just becomes spam. BM should pay more attention to this in order to make new rules and minimize this kind of incident, especially in social media campaigns.

Despite the fact that you are trying to make a point here, I see this as off point. For every bounty, if you check the disclaimer note it says the bounty manager does not guarantee the success of the project. I actually agree that some bounty have little or no impact to the project but that should not be the reason for them not to pay the hunters. It's a risk on them. There is no agreement that they will not pay if the bounty fails to impact the project in the first place.

I remember participating in Shitcoin bounty... The CEO confess that there's no single sell during the period of the bounty but he still pays the hunters. Several examples of such projects that pay without the bounty having impact on their project. Some project are just meant to scam both the hunters and the investors.

It seems you misunderstood the point of my post. my post does not mention BM's responsibility regarding the success of the project at all because I also know that the success or failure of a project is not related to BM. What I mean is that some projects are forced to stop their bounty campaigns because according to the campaign team they don't have a big impact on the project, for example the Endblock and OptionBlitz projects. but even so the team still gives a portion of the bounty allocation to the bounty participants  

[bakasabo]

I can say that with years of participating in bounties I have become very selective and bounties that I participate in usually pay. But the issues with them is that you never know when exactly bounties gonna pay and whether these altcoins have value. It will be more correct to answer that bounties pay, but the value of payment is questionable and unpredictable.

However, I would suggest bounty hunters to search for an alternative to common bounties they find in bounty section on this forum. Number of campaigns is low and decreasing. I would suggest to focus more on retrodrops and participating in reward campaigns that are held on https://galxe.com/ for example.

[rhodelmabanal]

Sometimes I find myself being added to Telegram groups where they are doing bounty campaigns for new coins but at the end of the day, people will start complaining that the project is dead. In most cases I exited from the groups immediately I find myself there because I feel they are prone to defrauding people.
This makes me to wonder if bounties really pay.

If the projects we promote and the hard cap reach they will pay, but when the project is failed they will not pay because they did not collect funds to pay bounty, and  sometimes they will pay tokens but it doesn't have a value because they did not collect the funds for the project development, joining bounty is like gambling that is why many bounty hunter stop doing it.

[fvb]

A very small percentage of the bounty is currently being paid out. If someone decides to do this, then do it with trusted managers. And they can be counted in one, two, three. This is not a very rewarding job and can take a very long time.

[FirmWars]

You can increase your chance of making good money from bounties if you carefully follow a reputable bounty manager, I won't project any project if it's not from Irfan pak and CryptopreneurBrainboss, these guys carefully select projects to accept, unlike many BM that are only after their paycheck and they collect any nonsense project, though it doesn't mean that all projects that these two handles are going to be successful, you should be ready for any result and dyor before promoting any.

[someone703]

A very small percentage of the bounty is currently being paid out. If someone decides to do this, then do it with trusted managers. And they can be counted in one, two, three. This is not a very rewarding job and can take a very long time.

It can be said that it is an interesting job, but that does not mean that everything is always great. What I see in bounty if the project is clear and transparent in its operation, there is no reason why they would cheat on hunters, the problem is that many hunters abuse and spam excessively on any project. Every project they see, even the ones that I don't think are worth visiting, see a large number of people participating. The bounty space also has very reputable BMs who are willing to pay hunters out of pocket, so instead of creating a bad environment, I think we need to build a better community together.

[MIner1448]

If you are offered rewards for participating in campaigns to promote new cryptocurrencies, then you need to be careful and conduct a thorough research of the project before deciding to participate. Many crypto projects use campaigns to promote their tokens in order to gain more popularity and attract new investors. However, not all of these projects are honest and may use such campaigns to deceive participants and gain access to their personal data and cryptocurrency.
When choosing a crypto project to participate in the campaign, it is recommended to conduct a detailed analysis of the project, study its white paper, official website, development team, their experience and achievements. It is also necessary to assess the potential of the project in the market and its competitive position. In any case, if you are not sure about the honesty of the project, it is better to refuse to participate in the campaign and not risk your money and personal data.

[Bay_Harbour_Butcher]

does bounty really pay? yes. but there are also bounties that are not paid, many things can cause why the bounties fail or are not paid, one of which is due to insufficient fundraising, or listing exchanges that are very expensive, so that the project ends up being abandoned

[BD Crypto]

Bounties really pay if you join the legit bounties. In current market situation everyday is launching a lot of bounties and all aren't legit project as promised. Now fake projects are a lot in this forum so advise is to everyone if you join any project bounty campaign then must research by own and then join. Because fake projects won't pay you a single cent.

[Ketesnuko]

If you are lucky to join a better promising project, yes bounty pays, but we are in a bear market and almost all new projects that will be coming out and looking for bounty hunters to do promotion, must are always scam projects, it's why always choose projects from good bounty managers, still you need to be lucky, because even if they promise to pay you might not get anything.

[browsiek]

Of the many projects they offer, only a few pay, the rest are useless.  but many of the prizes that we think are scams turn out to be valuable in the future, it depends on the company and the quality of the prizes they provide.  So actually the bounty is more towards a giveaway so that we are interested and know where the company is holding the campaign.

[kak uli]

Of the many prizes provided in this forum, only a portion is paid for by the participants. reputable managers will usually pay any participant who joins their project even at a low rate.
and there are also managers who use participants to campaign for their projects

[Jody.Drummer]

Of the many prizes provided in this forum, only a portion is paid for by the participants. reputable managers will usually pay any participant who joins their project even at a low rate.
and there are also managers who use participants to campaign for their projects

I think in this case squeezing managers is also wrong because of course managers in this case even take part but they are not one of the project developers because they only manage the campaign that is here, maybe some of them are involved in the project but not the whole like that.
But here it can also be taken into consideration for managers because of course their reputation is at stake so don't just take a job.

[bastian466]

does bounty really pay? yes. but there are also bounties that are not paid, many things can cause why the bounties fail or are not paid, one of which is due to insufficient fundraising, or listing exchanges that are very expensive, so that the project ends up being abandoned

   But there are also tokens that are obtained that have no value and become displays in the wallet, this has become commonplace for bounty hunters, this experience must have been experienced by them, sometimes surprises come when they get a good project with a very high fee  don't give up keep fighting make experience the best teacher

[rokok lokal]

Sometimes I find myself being added to Telegram groups where they are doing bounty campaigns for new coins but at the end of the day, people will start complaining that the project is dead. In most cases I exited from the groups immediately I find myself there because I feel they are prone to defrauding people.

This makes me to wonder if bounties really pay.

Feel free to try, to join the campaign project, I think everyone here also started from rock bottom. indeed there are many campaigns of some sort of fraud and possible abandonment of the project, leading to non-payment of prizes.

Whether a bounty campaign is a reliable source of income or just a trap for participants, the answer is in your heart. Are you sure or undecided, for reference maybe you can look everywhere for that belief who knows.