Do we get the completed posts payment.

[CryptopreneurBrainboss]

The user removed the signature more than a day before the campaign week ended.

This isn't acceptable, you're right with your decision. We forget that when it comes to campaign management, everything done on that specific campaign is determined by the manager and not how other feels. When you switch campaign before the week ends you aren't entitled to any reward because you didn't complete the weeks duration for the campaign. It doesn't matter if you completed the post quota or not, don't leave a campaign before it ends and expect the manager to pay you. Those campaign managers that pay you when you do this are doing it out of kindness because they don't want your time spent in the campaign to be wasted, as others have contributes to the discussion, it's best you have a good communication with your manager and get the proper approval before leaving a campaign (and removing the signature code/avatar)

Well, technically a user has the right to leave a campaign exactly after the week ends regardless of whether the manager counted the post or not,

Immediately the weeks ends a users is free to leave a campaign and is entitled to his payment provided he can prove he had the signature code/avatar on at the time of the week ending. Not all users leave campaign immediately the week ends because they want to do so but some managers demand accepted users to changed signature/avatar ASAP or you're likely to lose your slots which is why they do this. Just for advice sake, if anyone find himself in this kind of scenario and there isn't any rule that go against you removing your signature code/avatar before the manager reviews your week work (after the campaign has ended) then keep a record screenshot or archive) to prove you have completed the promotion for the week especially when you're unable to reach the manager before changing campaign to avoid misunderstanding.

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[EarnOnVictor]

Users wouldn't need to worry about it if they weren't jumping from campaign to campaign chasing that extra 25c. If you are in a long term campaign, why leave? People see a campaign with a higher rate(usually not a ton) and are quick to want in, but they have no idea if it is a long term or 1 week campaign.

I for one believe in the idea of campaign loyalty -- if I apply for a campaign, it means I plan on being part of it for a long time, possibly until it ends. If the manager sees fit to accept me into it, I feel they deserve for me to stick around for at least a while. Sometimes managers of campaigns I'm in have offered other campaigns they have available to me, in which case they are the ones suggesting that I move; in that case its fine.

But I know its just additional work for them if you move around a lot, and then old posts no longer carry the signature, which means no new traffic can be directed to the sponsor's webpage.

Good point! But one thing that is certain is that loyalty is relative, and how we view and relate it might vary. I like payment to quantify my work as I pride myself on doing more work in any campaign I join than any other campaigners, that's what I call loyalty. And I believe lower pay will amount to cheating myself if I can be that committed.

Not that I have the rose of time but I believe that when I'm being paid, I need to commit myself as though we run the company together. However, my loyalty to advertise for a company can be bought since I don't know them personally, but when it comes to the work, I do my best. I at times work more than twice the needed. This is not because I do have much time but interested in the success of the company I campaign for (loyalty).

[yahoo62278]

Users wouldn't need to worry about it if they weren't jumping from campaign to campaign chasing that extra 25c. If you are in a long term campaign, why leave? People see a campaign with a higher rate(usually not a ton) and are quick to want in, but they have no idea if it is a long term or 1 week campaign.

I for one believe in the idea of campaign loyalty -- if I apply for a campaign, it means I plan on being part of it for a long time, possibly until it ends. If the manager sees fit to accept me into it, I feel they deserve for me to stick around for at least a while. Sometimes managers of campaigns I'm in have offered other campaigns they have available to me, in which case they are the ones suggesting that I move; in that case its fine.

But I know its just additional work for them if you move around a lot, and then old posts no longer carry the signature, which means no new traffic can be directed to the sponsor's webpage.

Good point! But one thing that is certain is that loyalty is relative, and how we view and relate it might vary. I like payment to quantify my work as I pride myself on doing more work in any campaign I join than any other campaigners, that's what I call loyalty. And I believe lower pay will amount to cheating myself if I can be that committed.

Not that I have the rose of time but I believe that when I'm being paid, I need to commit myself as though we run the company together. However, my loyalty to advertise for a company can be bought since I don't know them personally, but when it comes to the work, I do my best. I at times work more than twice the needed. This is not because I do have much time but interested in the success of the company I campaign for (loyalty).

I would have to look at your weekly post stats to see whether you are being true about doing nearly double the work or not, but for years now I have noticed that most users do exactly the amount of posts needed. I always advise users to at a minimum do 1 -3 extra just in case something gets reported and deleted.

In a sense you are correct on the assumption that it feels like you run the company together. I think it would do a lot of people good to think like that. Basically, it comes down to you are advertising to help that company get more exposure on the forum. Without gaining exposure and or clients, the company will close the campaign and your work ends. So rather than post everything in 1 discussion section, it's in a users best interest to post in many different sections of the forum so as many people as possible are reached.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

Yeah, I agree with you bro OP failed to follow good bounty hunters' practices which are

• Always remembering when the new week will start and when it will end

Well, yeah, I think the same thing is applicable in the bounty section, but it's not only for bounty; even here on the service board, I think unless a campaign manager has counted your posts for that week, the participant is not supposed to remove their signature without the instructions of the manager. All these signature managers have different campaigns that they are managing, and in each campaign, they have not less than 5 and more than 10 participants, so there is no way they can keep monitoring and knowing the time a participant has removed their signature unless they (the managers) were told by the participant. Even after you rank up, you will still need to mention it on the campaign thread; if not, they might not be aware because they already have a lot of profiles they are looking at.

In this case, it was really the OP's fault, and I think he already learned from it.[/list]

[2double0]

Do we get the payment after completing the post count and living the signature campaign when week ended?
I lived yomix avatar campaign at their last date do I with get the payment of that week?
@royse777 you removed my name from spreadsheet means I wasted my week by posting wearing you managed campaign's avatar?

It's stupid to leave a signature campaign before either letting the manager know that you're leaving and wait for his approval, or at least wait for the post count to be done.
All the managers here have a great understanding and if you ask the manager of your upcoming (joined) campaign for which you left your older one, that you need some time till the post count is done and you are allowed to remove your signature and avatar, I am sure he will understand your position and will reserve your spot till your week ends in your (old) current signature and allow you to join once you get paid there.

[cafter]

It's stupid to leave a signature campaign before either letting the manager know that you're leaving and wait for his approval, or at least wait for the post count to be done.

I know it was my stupid mistake and i am guilty of it.

All the managers here have a great understanding and if you ask the manager of your upcoming (joined) campaign for which you left your older one, that you need some time till the post count is done and you are allowed to remove your signature and avatar, I am sure he will understand your position and will reserve your spot till your week ends in your (old) current signature and allow you to join once you get paid there.

That's why I see 'reserved' frequently appears in many signature campaign spreadsheets in the list of participant names.
I done this type of mistake because many campaign mangers says in their reply "wear your signature and avatar within 24 hours" I think it's a deadline after this i cannot allowed to participate.
but now i know how it works it was simple but i was unlucky to not getting paid for 2 campaign because of my simple mistakes.

[coin-investor]

That's why I see 'reserved' frequently appears in many signature campaign spreadsheets in the list of participant names.
I done this type of mistake because many campaign mangers says in their reply "wear your signature and avatar within 24 hours" I think it's a deadline after this i cannot allowed to participate.
but now i know how it works it was simple but i was unlucky to not getting paid for 2 campaign because of my simple mistakes.

Communication is very important between participants and bounty managers you have good managers who can understand your situation if you communicate it, instead of letting them guess.

 I also experienced this in the past when I needed to wear the signature in the next 24 hours but I still needed 48 hours before the manager counted my post I ended up wearing the signature and just forgot the days I am active on my current campaign.

Sometimes you have to decide what's best for you in case your managers deny your request or you have no choice but to decide which is a better campaign, when it comes to bounty campaigns communication is very important.

[The Cryptovator]

Is it necessary to create a thread for this? Why can't you talk with manager personally about your questions? Because it's about a specific campaign, you should discuss it with the person in charge of the campaign. Unless something went wrong and you aren't happy with the manager's answer, you may raise a public question. However, you won't get payments if you remove your signature before counting the post. In a special case, you must inform your manager regarding removing your signature or avatar. Always keep reading the signature campaign rules where you are going to APK. If you can't comply with the campaign rules, it's better to avoid them.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

Do we get the payment after completing the post count and living the signature campaign when week ended?

Why not as long as you're perfectly inline with the campaign rules and regulations and also carry your campaign manager along with every latest development or steps you're taking, once you're within the coverage of what their campaign rules say and still within the week, you're free to leave but before leaving, it's very important to inform your manager, nobody is tied to a particular campaign to stay there for long or by all means except we wish to and same also apllies to the campaign managers in accepting their participants, they make decision on whom to select and not.