Looking for spreadshets of old signature campaigns

[Alonso_]

I’m very surprised, why a newbie would be asking of old spreadsheets.

This might be something different and unexpected from a newbie, however if a good reason is established.           

I don’t think anyone would want to keep an old spreadsheets, or possibly can be gotten from the campaign threads,

But I’m quite certain about what @joker_Josue have said, it could possibly be about organizing wallets for personal reasons best known to the OP.

Anyways it doesn’t look like a newbie, when I came into the Bitcointalk community I didn’t know what a spreadsheet was on this platform, not until I joined a campaign.

It’s quite surprising that a newbie knows so much about a spreadsheet.

[joker_josue]

But I’m quite certain about what @joker_Josue have said, it could possibly be about organizing wallets for personal reasons best known to the OP.

Basically, what I meant is that to organize your personal wallet, you don't need to know the spreadsheets for all the campaigns, nor the dates or amounts sent.

All you need to know is the address you shared with the campaign manager, and you'll quickly find out all this information about your portfolio.

[aoluain]

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.

OP, I highly doubt you participated in any of those campaigns, considering you don't even have 1 merit.
You're probably an alt account, and you don't have the courage to officially say who you really are.

Then, you need access to the spreadsheets to organize your wallet?
Even spreadsheets that are still accessible should only contain information from the last 2 or 3 weeks of activity.

But, we come back to the same question, why have access to this, to organize the wallet?

Do you know which campaign you participated in? Check the address you provided during registration. From there, you'll know which transactions belong to each campaign.

Therefore, honestly, it seems to me that you want to obtain information from third parties rather than your own information.

This thread got me thing further after I posted above and read some more replies . . .
I decided to spend some time to go back and find the first signature campaign which I participated in
and I believe it was this one with Yahoo62278 > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1936212.0
and the spreadsheet is still visible and accessible.

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So if the OP had participated in signature campaigns with another profile they can go back in their
account history and visit each campaign  and check the spreadsheets, if they are not accessible
they can try NotATether's suggestion or contact the campaign manager.

Maybe the OP wants to calculate the payments they received and maybe for tax reasons?