Looking for spreadshets of old signature campaigns

[jamescameron2312]

Hi guys, im trying to sort of my wallet and I have many transactions and most of them are from when I used to post here like 10 years ago, they used to pay you for signature campaigns, it was basically small payments for ad revenue. I see the signature campaigns are still going on. I always thought that was a cool way to spread BTC around the world which makes people interested in BTC and learning how it works.

If anyone by any chance saved the .csv files, could you please post the spreadsheets for the following campaigns

-Bit-X: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=877765.0
-Bitmixer: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=425135.0
-Coinomat: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1007178.0
-Coinut: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=992660.0
-Coinoindex: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1126158.0
-Betcoin.ag: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1236667.0
-Primedice: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=291387.0
-Enjin Coin: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2050527.0
-Coinpayments: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2222129.0
-Chipmixer: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1935179.0

Im not sure if some just didn't have a spreadsheet because back in the very early days managers didn't bother. Like I cannot find a link for Bitmixer, Bit-x, Primedice and a few others. Other's have links but they don't work. Chipmixer seems to have a working link but im not able to access it for some reason. Some others have links but they are so old that the spreadsheet has been deleted. Some others have a working link. I hope someone saved those since it would help a lot sorting out a bunch of payments that im pretty sure are from this forum. I should have keep a better track of all of this back then but I think for most people it was just like a hobby or side hustle getting paid some bucks in BTC. Im doing my best to sort this out and the spreadshets would be a lifesaver. If anyone can find this information please let me know.

[jamescameron2312]

Check Mitchell's thread here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0

This is for ongoing campaigns, im looking for the spreadsheets of the old campaigns that I posted on the list.

[Mitchell]

Right, Mitchell's thread has hundreds of pages. Older campaigns are documented in them.

The topic has been cleaned up multiple times, plus it doesn't have the spreadsheets that OP is actually looking for.

[jamescameron2312]

Right, Mitchell's thread has hundreds of pages. Older campaigns are documented in them.

The topic has been cleaned up multiple times, plus it doesn't have the spreadsheets that OP is actually looking for.

Yeah I remember looking at your thread back then when I was participating in there, I see you still keep it updated what a legend. Looks like either the guys that ran these campaigns kept a copy and can update the links, or someone by any chance downloaded a copy and they can share them.

[Nwada001]

Check Mitchell's thread here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0

This is for ongoing campaigns, im looking for the spreadsheets of the old campaigns that I posted on the list.

Bitcoin.Ag
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1H709v57u2hN-OCKDo5R1PcIfYr8U8M3Ap80OPD_tLzg/edit?usp=sharing

Source : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5585285.0

You can check through others in that link or the one shared on the first comment edit, but most of the old mixers' spreadsheets might be locked or deleted.

[jamescameron2312]

Check Mitchell's thread here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=615953.0

This is for ongoing campaigns, im looking for the spreadsheets of the old campaigns that I posted on the list.

Bitcoin.Ag
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1H709v57u2hN-OCKDo5R1PcIfYr8U8M3Ap80OPD_tLzg/edit?usp=sharing

Source : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5585285.0

You can check through others in that link or the one shared on the first comment edit, but most of the old mixers' spreadsheets might be locked or deleted.

That looks like new Bitcoin.ag campaign. The original 2015 thread I posted, if you go there and try to click on the spreadsheet, you'll see it doesn't work:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1236667.0

[rat03gopoh]

I'm not sure anyone would want to keep backups of campaign spreadsheets for personal purposes.
Most of these campaign managers have been inactive for a long time, or they're willing to dig through old files for a simple reason. Another option is to access the same Gmail account where you usually open the spreadsheets, under the "shared" tab.

[FinneysTrueVision]

Some of those spreadsheets are no longer publicly visible, like the ChipMixer one. The manager for that campaign is no longer around so you can’t even ask them to make it viewable.

If you are only interested in your own addresses, you could see if they are archived on Bitlist.co. Just search for the username of the account you used for those campaigns at https://bitlist.co/addresses and it will show you your addresses and the posts where they were mentioned.

[SamReomo]

What's your main intention to look for spreadsheets old signature campaigns? It seems strange to me because there might be members in those campaigns who used to earn high amounts in Bitcoin back then, but most of those members have converted their Bitcoin to fiat as there're very few people who actually can hold their coins.

I still want to know that why someone who's just a newbie wants to know about the spreadsheets of old signature campaigns? OP is it your original account or an alt account? If you've an account from that time then I believe you might get some help by using BitList.co as at that site you might get information about your wallets if you're looking for that.

[hd49728]

Hi guys, im trying to sort of my wallet and I have many transactions and most of them are from when I used to post here like 10 years ago, they used to pay you for signature campaigns, it was basically small payments for ad revenue. I see the signature campaigns are still going on. I always thought that was a cool way to spread BTC around the world which makes people interested in BTC and learning how it works.

If they're are addresses in your wallets, you can know them well enough.

And this account has no participation in any signature campaign in the past but had some posts in some campaigns like your suggestions/ complaints.
I guess you had your other accounts in past campaigns, but not with this account.

You should raise the payment for Sr and above or else its going to become the lowest paying signature campaign.

Forced 2FA is a nightmare, i use secure login with firefox so all I need is a simple click to access the exchanges.
If im moving any relevant amount of money I would care to take the extra measures, other than that is just annoying.
if I was on this campaign all the sure of x-bit I would use is to withdraw the coins from the signature campaing, i dont need 2FA for that...

Bullshit. If the exchange rate was 1 BTC = 1 USD you wouldn't bother.
Right now 0.035 BTC is 8 dollars. This is Low specially for those Sr Member and above, most of the other campaings are paying way better. Whats attractive from this campaing is definitely the fact that it's automated and you don't have to deal with the campaing owners, having to re-enroll every month and have luck that no one takes your spot again etc... thats fucking annoying. The sense of stability is crucial, knowing that month after month you'll get paid is HUGE, it feels more serious, it feels even more as a real job than for a lot of people living in shitty countries were their jobs are temporal and then they get kicked, sometimes after days.
The problem is when BTC price goes down it starts being a bit not worth the time and effort.
The next step to make this the ultimate campaing is automating the payment depending on the Bitcoin price. Stablishing a decent amount in USD which is non volatile, then get paid these USD monthly in BTC. This solves the problem

[aoluain]

Those spreadsheets are likely deleted or at best locked. Your trying to access files from 10+
years ago which 99.9% of people dont really care about. As you said yourself they were small
payouts - nobody will be going back there looking to track the payouts.

And nobody would have been saving those spreadsheets.

TBH OP I'm wrecking my brain trying to figure out why exactly these spreadsheets will help you
"sort out your wallet"?

[m2017]

Hi guys, im trying to sort of my wallet and I have many transactions and most of them are from when I used to post here like 10 years ago, they used to pay you for signature campaigns, it was basically small payments for ad revenue. I see the signature campaigns are still going on. I always thought that was a cool way to spread BTC around the world which makes people interested in BTC and learning how it works.

What's the connection between your wallet and sig.campaigns described below? Only if you didn't participate in it. But your account has fewer than 30 posts. Were you participating for 1 week? I assume there were rank restrictions back then, too, and it would have been difficult to participate in sig.campaign with a newbie rank. Did you have a different account? Why aren't you posting from it? Or are you trying to find out which addresses your sig.campaign payments were sent to?

If anyone by any chance saved the .csv files, could you please post the spreadsheets for the following campaigns

I hope someone saved those since it would help a lot sorting out a bunch of payments that im pretty sure are from this forum.

Im doing my best to sort this out and the spreadshets would be a lifesaver.

Or are you from the tax service and decided to visit the participants of the old sig.campaigns?

[NotATether]

Use Talksearch and put the name of the signature campaign you are in followed by "spreadsheet". E.g. "BitMixer spreadsheet".

If the spreadsheets were not removed from Google servers, this should help you find all of the campaigns with public spreadsheets.

[lovesmayfamilis]

What's your main intention to look for spreadsheets old signature campaigns? It seems strange to me because there might be members in those campaigns who used to earn high amounts in Bitcoin back then, but most of those members have converted their Bitcoin to fiat as there're very few people who actually can hold their coins.

I still want to know that why someone who's just a newbie wants to know about the spreadsheets of old signature campaigns? OP is it your original account or an alt account? If you've an account from that time then I believe you might get some help by using BitList.co as at that site you might get information about your wallets if you're looking for that.

I am sure that you are on the right track, suspecting him of impure intentions. All the companies he cited in the example were quite profitable, and naturally there were people there who could earn good amounts. I myself communicated with a person who works in a mixer and left the forum. By doing him a favor, someone may do others a disservice if they understand what I mean.

[hilariousandco]

What's your main intention to look for spreadsheets old signature campaigns? It seems strange to me because there might be members in those campaigns who used to earn high amounts in Bitcoin back then, but most of those members have converted their Bitcoin to fiat as there're very few people who actually can hold their coins.

Maybe tax reasons?

[logfiles]

OP it's unfortunate you might not be able to get all the information you need especially if spreadsheets have been locked/deleted. I was in a similar situation like you. I even tried using Wayback Machine, but It didn't help that much.

If it's just for record purposes then you are mostly going to rely on your application posts if you never deleted them (they usually contain your Bitcoin address which you can then to track the periodic payments through the explorer)

[MarryWithBTC]

xxx Another option is to access the same Gmail account where you usually open the spreadsheets, under the "shared" tab.

This could work because the spreadsheets are automatically saved in gdrive when opened. Op try this.

What's the connection between your wallet and sig.campaigns described below? Only if you didn't participate in it. But your account has fewer than 30 posts. Were you participating for 1 week? I assume there were rank restrictions back then, too, and it would have been difficult to participate in sig.campaign with a newbie rank. Did you have a different account? Why aren't you posting from it? Or are you trying to find out which addresses your sig.campaign payments were sent to?

I read that back in the old times, newbies joined campaigns as there were no rank restrictions.

Maybe tax reasons?

This made me curious and I wanted to know how much they earned then and how much tax they could pay and the result was insane. It should rather not be tax related because op might not come out of the mess healthy.
In betcoin campaign for instance, someone could earn up to 0.2 BTC per month.

[macson]

This is the first time I've seen someone ask about spreadsheets from old signature campaigns. But who would keep such unimportant things on their computer? It's like they have nothing better to do and keep spreadsheets that are so outdated and useless. I don't know what your goal is with this, but it's understandable that people would be a bit suspicious of what you're asking, as it's quite odd.