Why do members switch campaigns always?

[un_rank]

I thought money is not your consideration, so why you are making sure that your post exceeds to your quota? The logic behind is because some threads or replies can get deleted and if we only post 25 per week (most sig campaigns minimum) we can get short and we may not get paid. You also ensure that you are in a reputable campaign manager so that you can always get paid.

None of these you have said indicates that money is the sole purpose of that user posting here. Some people enjoy discussions here and will freely join them with as much free time as they have, being in a signature campaign just means you make up some more free time for yourself and not that you discuss at an unnatural level to fulfill the requirement. Real life activities can many times affect that and influence how active we are on the forum but in the end it is something you plan to make out time for when you apply to help promote a brand.

Making above the maximum, or below it, or exactly it does not alone indicate a user is here just for the payment, what is most important is the quality of the contribution that the user is making.

We always need to be on time to have a better chance of being accepted.

You do not need to apply early to have a better chance, as long as you apply before applications are closed you have an equal chance to be chosen.

- Jay -

[BenCodie]

I can answer you as I’m the member who moved after 3 years, personally I still feel grateful to BESTCHANGE and I created an alternative account to promote them for free (as an expression of my gratitude( but over time you want to go on a new deal and that's what I did.

I do not think that this post is formed because of you because you are one of the most loyal campaign promoters in the forum. 3years is not 3 months and on leaving Best_Change you created an account that will continue to promote Best_Change. Although, I doubt how fast you can grow the account, but your loyalty is proven.

As for the reason that I did not do that before, it is because most of the campaigns during 2020 to 2023 were gambling campaigns, casinos, or loans, and these three things I do not like, and I have almost 0% posts in the gambling section during the 6 years I spent here.

In 2020, I was in a CHIPMIXER campaign, and from there I moved to BESTCHANGE, and perhaps after the disappearance of CHIPMIXER, more mixers campaigns appeared, so I moved.

I haven't seen of recent where people promote projects according to their belief. Before now some person's will not promote gambling companies no matter how much they pay. These days, there are a few of such people, as people are willing to promote any project for money.

One may not support gambling, that doesn't mean one is supporting them by taking payment for the pixel space. It's an advertising deal, not the leasing of ones soul or moral beliefs.

I for one, am very objective toward casinos due to so many complaints against them. I trust my campaign manager to pick the safest options out of all of the junk in the gambling board. I post with no support of the gambling industry unless I'm providing genuine feedback. I only mention casino names when complaints are present. I respect the campaign provider. I do not join campaigns with companies I know to have many valid open complaints.

Therefore, while one may not be a gambling proponent, the advertiser still gets the exposure they desire.

As for the reason that I did not do that before, it is because most of the campaigns during 2020 to 2023 were gambling campaigns, casinos, or loans, and these three things I do not like, and I have almost 0% posts in the gambling section during the 6 years I spent here.

In 2020, I was in a CHIPMIXER campaign, and from there I moved to BESTCHANGE, and perhaps after the disappearance of CHIPMIXER, more mixers campaigns appeared, so I moved.

Best_change is one of the most sought after campaigns because it does not limit you to posting in boards that you may not particularly go to post in if you didn't have a requirement to. It is easy to boast about sticking to your beliefs when you have sat in arguably the two best campaigns in the forum. I am sure if everyone was entered into the BestChange campaign, gambling board posts would reduce by 90% and business would eventually shrivel up there.

Unfortunately, casinos have a financial grip over the forum, driving good businesses like BestChange out of the market of funding new posters.

[examplens]

Best_change is one of the most sought after campaigns because it does not limit you to posting in boards that you may not particularly go to post in if you didn't have a requirement to. It is easy to boast about sticking to your beliefs when you have sat in arguably the two best campaigns in the forum. I am sure if everyone was entered into the BestChange campaign, gambling board posts would reduce by 90% and business would eventually shrivel up there.

Unfortunately, casinos have a financial grip over the forum, driving good businesses like BestChange out of the market of funding new posters.

Maybe you didn't look in detail, but Bestchange is one of the more demanding campaigns. For example:

- Don't spam. Post made after page 5 we usually consider as spam. We can accept no more than 10% posts of the weekly post quota (for example, 2-3 of 25), if posts are written after page 5.
- For the record, we will not count posts in the games and rounds section, Archival, Local, off-topic, politics and society, Signature and Bounty campaigns. Posts in these threads and boards where the Signature is not displayed will not be counted as eligible.
...
- We recommend avoiding topics with sensitive political agendas, in particular, the situation surrounding Russia and Ukraine these days. Since we, as a business, take up a neutral status,

For many users, it is not easy to write up to 5 pages or outside the local board.
Otherwise, the payment rate in this campaign is better than any gambling signature campaign, along with the longevity, it can be said that BestChange has no problem with gambling campaigns.

[joeperry]

This is actually a good topic. As a campaign manager I noticed that too, weekly I encounter a user that applied to other campaign although they are currently enrolled to the campaign (not changing campaign) but I know that when they accepted to that campaign they will leave the current campaign. In my assumption there are actually a lot of possibilities why they do this including:

• Reward difference but most likely the rewards are the same.
• The new campaign is new and would probably run for a long time and so it's better to leave the current one to ensure that they will will have stable in come in the next coming weeks/months.

We are really not sure about the reason and we really can't do anything about it

But what I really don't like is when the user changed/switched campaign without notice or without letting the manager that they are accepted in other campaign and you will only notice that they switched campaign when you check their profile that they are not wearing the signature and avatar when checking. I think that was a big disrespect for any manager and not just for me.

[LoyceV]

But what I really don't like is when the user changed/switched campaign without notice or without letting the manager that they are accepted in other campaign and you will only notice that they switched campaign when you check their profile that they are not wearing the signature and avatar when checking. I think that was a big disrespect for any manager and not just for me.

It's not just disrespect, it could be considered scamming. The user made a deal with the campaign, and leaving unannounced is like taking another job IRL and still expecting payment from your old job.

[LTU_btc]

But what I really don't like is when the user changed/switched campaign without notice or without letting the manager that they are accepted in other campaign and you will only notice that they switched campaign when you check their profile that they are not wearing the signature and avatar when checking. I think that was a big disrespect for any manager and not just for me.

It's not just disrespect, it could be considered scamming. The user made a deal with the campaign, and leaving unannounced is like taking another job IRL and still expecting payment from your old job.

It could be both, depends case by case basis. I'm not sure how often cases when user get paid from 2 campaigns on same week, but probably such things happens. But I think that in most cases it's just disrespect for manager and showing bad etiquette. Is it really so difficult to drop PM to manager that you're leaving?

[Bitstar_coin]

As much as I could agree to pursue higher paying campaigns, i see it as greed too, sometimes i see some members just got selected in a campaign barely a week long and then a new campaign comes out that pays slightly higher than their newly joined campaign they will still apply regardless.

If it was up to me, I will not be selecting any bounty whore in my campaign because Bms put time and effort into selecting their desired participants in these campaigns and sadly majority only pursue the highest paying and are not too concerned with rendering the needed service. Participants of long-term paying campaigns with low paying rates deserve a round of applause because they understand the difference between jumping from one campaign to the other and appreciating the opportunity of getting paid long-term.  

[Lida93]

There are many factors to why people move from one campaign to another and also why some other stay longer in one campaign.

° The  campaign manager: The nature of the CM on how he handles his signature campaign has a lot to do with why participants under his campaign will choose to remain there for as long as possible or move within the shortest time. Sometimes the assurance participants get not to be kicked out of a campaign by the manager overnight as it's not the nature of such manager is one factor that keeps participants so long in a campaign not minding the pay rate.

°The payment rate and post count: pay rates in a campaign entices people here in the forum alot and nobody would deny they don't like working in an establishment with a higher pay while the workload is not that much compared to where so much is expected of you but without a commensurable pay rate to that expectations.

°Some boards restrictions in a campaign : Some  signature campaigns restricts participants from posting in boards like B&H, while some restricts gambling boards posts and this is because of the type of services these projects offers therefore any posts made there will not count for the week. And if a participants isn't comfortable with him not posting in gambling boards he won't hesitate applying in another new campaign that allows gambling posts because that is where he's posting strength mainly lies.

°Strays and Non-strays:  some people it's in their nature just to be moving from one campaign to another without a reason, it's not for pay rate, number of weekly posts count, or posting boards restrictions but it's just in their nature to stray from campaign to another I wonder if they are looking for recognition or something else.

While for some they just decide to stay at a place in as much as they ain't being chased away by the campaign manager or the campaign didn't end they are cool with their spot.

In conclusion, even as it's no crime moving from one campaign to another it is irresponsible, immature and fickle for an individual to be doing so within a shortest frame of just a week in a campaign.

[noormcs5]

But what I really don't like is when the user changed/switched campaign without notice or without letting the manager that they are accepted in other campaign and you will only notice that they switched campaign when you check their profile that they are not wearing the signature and avatar when checking. I think that was a big disrespect for any manager and not just for me.

It's not just disrespect, it could be considered scamming. The user made a deal with the campaign, and leaving unannounced is like taking another job IRL and still expecting payment from your old job.

I do not think that those who leave without notifying will want to get payment from the previous campaign too as it is obvious that the campaign manager will check the signatures while counting the posts.

As far am myself is concerned, I would never want to change my campaign even if any other better paying campaign starts on the forum. The reason is that once you are with a certain campaign for a long time, you tend to develop an affiliation with the campaign and you would not want to switch campaigns often.

[virasog]

°Strays and Non-strays:  some people it's in their nature just to be moving from one campaign to another without a reason, it's not for pay rate, number of weekly posts count, or posting boards restrictions but it's just in their nature to stray from campaign to another I wonder if they are looking for recognition or something else.

This is the strangest reason I have come across why people are switching the campaign??? They won't get recognition if they move from campaign to campaign. Also what sort of nature it is that it compels to move to different campaigns without any reason  

I would call them "sick" who would like to change campaigns and they have no reason for these switches.

[Lida93]

°Strays and Non-strays:  some people it's in their nature just to be moving from one campaign to another without a reason, it's not for pay rate, number of weekly posts count, or posting boards restrictions but it's just in their nature to stray from campaign to another I wonder if they are looking for recognition or something else.

This is the strangest reason I have come across why people are switching the campaign??? They won't get recognition if they move from campaign to campaign. Also what sort of nature it is that it compels to move to different campaigns without any reason  

I would call them "sick" who would like to change campaigns and they have no reason for these switches.

It is my speculative yardstick as part of other reasons why people chose to switch campaign frequently, we don't need to mention names but they exist. Like I said they don't have any reason at all why they are switching, they just feel they need to participate in this new campaign and just like that they apply and if it were possible people with such stray behavior would have been ubiquitous in every campaign. I consider them and their character to be weird because obviously they won't get that recognition but bad reputation to contract.

[Upgrade00]

In conclusion, even as it's no crime moving from one campaign to another it is irresponsible, immature and fickle for an individual to be doing so within a shortest frame of just a week in a campaign.

I have been on one campaign for several years now and I've enjoyed every bit of time spent with the green flag. I have only been tempted to apply for other campaigns a couple of times, mostly to chipmixer when they were still around on the forum.

It has been a combination of the posting requirements, the manner of management and freedom to post around as well as feedbacks being taken from campaign participants that has kept me there (along with not being accepted by CM), but I can totally understand why a user will move on very quickly from one campaign if they get accepted for a slot in another one.

Some managers pick higher ranks for lower pay roll, a concept which I do not fancy as it limits the slots available for users of that rank. If a user in a lower pay slot gets an opportunity to switch campaigns and get accepted for their rank, then they should go ahead with it, the manager will understand or should.
As long as a user is performing their tasks adequately, they should be able to switch campaigns till the get comfortable in one.

[Bitstar_coin]

°Strays and Non-strays:  some people it's in their nature just to be moving from one campaign to another without a reason, it's not for pay rate, number of weekly posts count, or posting boards restrictions but it's just in their nature to stray from campaign to another I wonder if they are looking for recognition or something else.

This is the strangest reason I have come across why people are switching the campaign??? They won't get recognition if they move from campaign to campaign. Also what sort of nature it is that it compels to move to different campaigns without any reason  

I would call them "sick" who would like to change campaigns and they have no reason for these switches.

And in all sincerity people like that should be marked by all bms and should not be given any opportunity because imo they don't deserve it. There are more qualified, dedicated and serious members who deserves the opportunity.
Even if they will get recognition it will only be a negative one because nobody wants to work with unserious people.

[Stedsm]

I'd say the same thing Yahoo always used to tell us:
We all are here just for money and that's a fact, and you shouldn't be ashamed when claiming this as that's why we gather here, post on this forum to make a reputation and then, either get selected on campaigns or if you're a manager, get selected to work as a manager of that campaign.
About campaign hopping, some people do it for the purpose of making more money, while honestly speaking, I did it just because I want my debt to be cleared asap that I'm left with since about 2-3 years. I won't lie at all, that's the only reason why I joined various campaigns in order to make my repayments and get my loan cleared on this forum to make a fresh start again. It takes a lot of courage to say this publicly and most importantly, to do it. I've had been very busy and stuck in the worst situation in my life during the last 3 years and now I'm fine, so doing all I can in order to clear everything. 

[GbitG]

Why do members switch campaigns always?

Your question is quite interesting as to why the members switch campaigns, so according to my estimation, the answer is very clear for the sake of money. Obviously,  God has placed a natural substance in man that makes him automatically inclined towards everything better, and He is eager to get it. So in the same way, money is also an attractive thing that is used by people out of greed. So what I mean is that members also consider collecting more money to meet their needs. Human nature demands that he not do any work for no purpose; he must demand something in return.

As someone who is new on this forum, first he wants to know how to educate himself with the knowledge of cryptocurrency, but when he completes his knowledge and achieves rank, his earning starts due to joining Signature. But he is keen to join the best Signature, whose payroll is high.

So the summary of all this discussion is that the members switch the campaign so that they get more for their work.

[UserU]

I'd say the same thing Yahoo always used to tell us:
We all are here just for money and that's a fact, and you shouldn't be ashamed when claiming this as that's why we gather here, post on this forum to make a reputation and then, either get selected on campaigns or if you're a manager, get selected to work as a manager of that campaign.
About campaign hopping, some people do it for the purpose of making more money, while honestly speaking, I did it just because I want my debt to be cleared asap that I'm left with since about 2-3 years. I won't lie at all, that's the only reason why I joined various campaigns in order to make my repayments and get my loan cleared on this forum to make a fresh start again. It takes a lot of courage to say this publicly and most importantly, to do it. I've had been very busy and stuck in the worst situation in my life during the last 3 years and now I'm fine, so doing all I can in order to clear everything.  

Based. It ain't any different from a typical job. People move for better opportunities, which is mainly money. I mean with some extra effort, tens of extra dollars per week makes a huge difference.

Some countries even operate on weekly rentals, so that really helps.

Imagine being part of the then-operational ChipMixer campaign that could net you hundreds of bucks per week.

[BitcoinsGreat]

I read almost all the messages in this thread but i wished to see the response from the reputed active campaign managers Royse777,  Hhampuz, icopress, julerz12 etc.

Anyways thanks to joeperry and CryptopreneurBrainboss for sharing thier valuable views on this matter.

[Pmalek]

The most obvious reason is, of course, the better pay rate that the other campaign offers. Signature campaigns aren't a job, but if given an opportunity to earn significantly more elsewhere, why would you choose to earn less?

Besides being incentivized by money, there are other reasons.

• The participants might not like a rule of the campaign they are in. For example, the rules require they write 10 posts weekly in the gambling board, and they don't want that. Or, the campaign doesn't count local posts or posts from a different board they frequent like B&H. The new campaign that is more lenient in that regard seems like a better choice in that case.
• They might be struggling to make the weekly posting quota. Most quality campaigns nowadays don't have minimum weekly posting requirements, but if they had, the user might not be able to meet them. So, a campaign that pays less and expects less posts weekly might be a better choice.
• Finally, they might be thinking their current campaign might end soon. This could happen if it has lasted more than originally expected or longer than what the forum average is. When they see something new, they might believe here is something that will last, especially if it's a popular brand and campaign manager running it.

[GxSTxV]

First of it as some community managers have already pointed out here what truly matters before switching from one campaign to another is notifying and leaving a message for your old campaign manager so that they can know early and cover your spot by another member. Plus it's important not to request or expect payment during that week you left unless you have completed that week and still wearing the campaign's signature.

Now in response to your question, I would say that there are many cases, and each member has his own perspective. There are two known categories first some members prefer campaigns with the highest weekly payouts, so whenever a new campaign offering better compensation he try to join it and leave the old one. The second category where those who like long term campaigns, even if the weekly payout is average what matters for them is they stay for longer period and I go with this choice IMO.
And when a campaign combines both long term and high payout rates, you will notice that members are rarely switching and it’s hard to find a free spot there, unless the community manager decides to remove a member for specific reasons.

[dunfida]

This question has occured to me many times but whenever it happens I push it off my mind. But I want to ask now and get opinions of members on it. I do not know if this section is right place to post it. Please moderator move it if I posted it wrongly. My question is why do members move from one campaign to another? I will not mention names of some that I have seen move from campaign to campaign every time there is opening so no one feels am attacking him.

I know alot of us will say it is the difference in weekly reward, that the higher the reward the more people move to campaigns with better payments. But I have seen where members go from better pay rates to the ones with lower rates and lower posts requirements. Some apply to campaign of the same manager in less than a week of getting accepted and they want to move again, the same payment and number of posts. I have also seen those who have refused to move to campaigns with better rates, they will be picked if they applied because of their good posts. They choose to remain. Is it about loyalty? Is it that they are scared of switching? Is it about fulfilment with where they are?

And for those who move always, is it money driving the motive? Is it about going to where those they see as family move to? I want to know. Some days ago I was surprised to see someone who has stayed in a campaign for more than three years. He was with BestChange. Alot of people can not remain there because there are many campaigns paying higher rates than the campaign he was with but he remained until yesterday that he moved to another campaign. Three years is like a lifetime, both for the campaign running and the member who remained faithful to it.

What makes members move everytime? I need your contribution on this to make me understand it better.

1. Better payrate
2. Preferred company or service that they do like to advertise

This is the only two possible reasons that i do see on why people would really be switching to other campaigns but most likely they would really be coming after for bigger payrates or possible the biggest payrate on which they could get on signature campaigns specially to those top paying ones but eventually getting hired or chosen would really be that hard because of the requirement but if you are a user whose that popular and
tons of merits then you could easily switch up on every signature that you do want to join. Loyalty? Dont expect something like this because anyone could switch up if they wanted to.
They dont really mind about being loyal on a certain manager or company even if they had stayed up for too long years.

It is really just that a dumb decision on going for another campaign which you dont even know if it would long run or not in exchange to the previous campaign which had
been running for 3 years.