Why Do Reputable Members Leave Active Signature Campaigns?

[POIU6647]

I have been observing for quite some time that some high ranked and reputable members leave active signature campaigns and move to other campaigns.

For example,b1exch.to Signature Campaign is an active campaign. Some members, such as @PrivacyG and @BlackHatCoiner were accepted there, but they left it and joined the S a t R u s h . i o Signature Campaign. Though , that campaign ended just one week later.

What was the reason for leaving the b1exch.to Signature Campaign?

• The b1exch.to campaign was paying around $3 per post
• S a t R u s h . i o Signature Campaign was paying around $4 per post

Another member,
@Don Pedro Dinero, did something similar by leaving an active campaign and joining the S a t R u s h . i o Signature Campaign.

Can anyone provide some information about this? Were these members removed by the campaign manager, or did they leave voluntarily because of the higher pay rate and move to the S a t R u s h . i o campaign?

[yahoo62278]

I have been observing for quite some time that some high ranked and reputable members leave active signature campaigns and move to other campaigns.

For example,b1exch.to Signature Campaign is an active campaign. Some members, such as @PrivacyG and @BlackHatCoiner were accepted there, but they left it and joined the S a t R u s h . i o Signature Campaign. Though , that campaign ended just one week later.

What was the reason for leaving the b1exch.to Signature Campaign?

• The b1exch.to campaign was paying around $3 per post
• S a t R u s h . i o Signature Campaign was paying around $4 per post

Another member,
@Don Pedro Dinero, did something similar by leaving an active campaign and joining the S a t R u s h . i o Signature Campaign.

Can anyone provide some information about this? Were these members removed by the campaign manager, or did they leave voluntarily because of the higher pay rate and move to the S a t R u s h . i o campaign?

Some of us get a custom offer from companies, this may be the case with these users you are mentioning. Could also be they like the requirements better in the new campaign, they believe more in the project, or they just wanna support a company. Whatever the reasons, it's not really your business is it?

[_act_]

Some people leave their campaign because of the higher pay in the new campaign. This is mostly the likely reason people are living the campaign that the are.

Another reason could be reduced number of posts required.

Another reason could be because of custom deal just as yahoo62278 said.

[notocactus]

Can anyone provide some information about this? Were these members removed by the campaign manager, or did they leave voluntarily because of the higher pay rate and move to the S a t R u s h . i o campaign?

If a member was removed in a campaign by a signature campaign manager, you can see a note from the manager about that. It's very unlikely that manager removed members in the campaign without any note in the campaign spreadsheet.

If it was not removed, it would be a proactive action by leaving a campaign and joining another one. Most common reason is better pay rate, better weekly payment, and other reasons can be favorite boards for posting requirement in a campaign.
Question for you, why do you care about that as a newbie?

[Lucius]

I have been observing for quite some time that some high ranked and reputable members leave active signature campaigns and move to other campaigns.
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A very strange choice for the first question on the forum, don't you think?

Such things are personal and I don't see why you or anyone else would be interested in someone else's preference when it comes to signature campaigns. Personally am not one of those who ask for frequent changes, because realistically most campaigns promote gambling, and pay rates are mostly the same.

[SuperBitMan]

LOL do you really need to open another account today just to ask this question, you are very funny.
The major reason why people leave an active campaign to join another campaign is because of many reasons and it’s personal to them.

The guys you mentioned now has there personal reasons, the only person that can answer you and give you the main reason are those that lift or did what you are saying because there’s a lot of reasons to that action.

Next time just use your main account to ask the question, no one will kill you, even though some people will insult you but they won’t kill you, so no need to fear, but this question really make no sense at all .

[un_rank]

As you pointed out, they have different pay rates. That will be my guess for why they switched to a different campaign.

Question for you, why do you care about that as a newbie?

This does not matter to older members either as it is a subjective decision. A forum member can leave for higher pay rate, more convenient posting requirement or difference in required boards to make some posts.

- Jay -

[notocactus]

A very strange choice for the first question on the forum, don't you think?

Not strange at all if it is not a first account, and from the posting style, I can guess where is this account from. If this account won't be abandoned, we will soon know where it comes from by merit history.

Another guess is this topic created not for asking a genuine question, but for fishing merit.

Same question I had. This does not even matter to older members either as it is a subjective decision.

Knowing well about signature campaigns in the forum, knowing about which accounts are reputable, all are not for an actual newbie to know about.

[Don Pedro Dinero]

Another member,
@Don Pedro Dinero, did something similar by leaving an active campaign and joining the S a t R u s h . i o Signature Campaign.

I’ve just been discussing this on my local forum, and basically, I wouldn’t switch campaigns for an extra $10 or $20 a week, but in this case it was $50. I was hoping it would last a couple of weeks at least, and if we'd been lucky and the campaign were to run long-term, that would have made a real difference. 

A very strange choice for the first question on the forum, don't you think?

That's obviously an alt account but I don't mind replying because I have nothing to hide. As I said, we have been talking about that on the Spanish local board.

[Woodie]

Don't know the reason why the mentioned users moved but they are entitled to work with whichever project they feel comfortable to be associated with.

Btw, with regards to sigs..usual established members do get better deals ** less effort,high pay rates** because they bring visibility for that project and projects that want to be taken seriously usually want to be associated with such users..which comes at a price. and to force such a move they need to be poached using an attractive package that they can't resist using better rates to force such a move if already in a sig (this happens IRL too).

[libert19]

Next time just use your main account to ask the question, no one will kill you, even though some people will insult you but they won’t kill you, so no need to fear, but this question really make no sense at all .

It makes sense, it's alright question. Just nosy.

Another guess is this topic created not for asking a genuine question, but for fishing merit.

Nah, doesn't look so. It looks mere nosy curiousity.

[promise444c5]

Users are always free to move from one campaign to another to another anytime they want.. if you feel like you can’t continue with a campaign due to some reasons, you can remove your signature and let the CM know .. they won’t stop you.

Most times it’s because of the pay but I’ve seen users move from a high pay to low pay because of the campaign flexible rules and project type sometimes..

[The Cryptovator]

For example,b1exch.to Signature Campaign is an active campaign. Some members, such as @PrivacyG and @BlackHatCoiner were accepted there, but they left it and joined the S a t R u s h . i o Signature Campaign. Though , that campaign ended just one week later.

What was the reason for leaving the b1exch.to Signature Campaign?

• The b1exch.to campaign was paying around $3 per post
• S a t R u s h . i o Signature Campaign was paying around $4 per post

Haven’t you answered your own question? You have listed a pay-per-post rate. It describes why reputable users leave campaigns and join other campaigns. Reputable users are acceptable almost in every campaign. So when they find some other high-paying campaigns, they are free to leave. Simple reason.

However, I am not sure why you are asking that question. You are new here and seem curious about signature earnings. Remember, anyone is free to leave any campaigns anytime. No one is forced to stay on any campaign.

[KingsDen]

People no longer move from one campaign to another, or the rate of the movement has reduced drastically. Like 4 or 5 years ago, quality posters jump campaigns, not only because of the pay, but for the prestige.

It was assumed that the highest paying campaigns housed the best posters. In fact, it wasn't an assumption, it was the fact. To be a Chipmixer or BestChange campaign participant was a pure prestige. I joined the later as a Senior member and was there until the campaign ended.

So, I think moving to a higher paying campaign isn't all about the pay but also prestige. But then, if you aren't that reputable and quality, do not jump campaigns with them. They'll easily join another campaign while an average Jonny will suffer when they leave a stable campaign.

Edit: Meanwhile this topic belongs to service discussion and not meta.

[Hatchy]

You are new here and seem curious about signature earnings. Remember, anyone is free to leave any campaigns anytime. No one is forced to stay on any campaign.

I doubt he's new to the forum. His account was registered just an hour before he created this post. He is probably just scared to ask the question from his main account. I honestly don't know why many of you are afraid to ask questions. Nobody is going to bite you.. Although, your question is somewhat irrelevant because the answer is quite obvious. People have their own choices, and everyone has a price. If another brand offers you a much better deal, you can always choose to move to that brand. Some people also don't like promoting casinos because they don't enjoy posting on the gambling boards. So, for many people on the forum, it's simply a matter of personal choice.

To the OP, next time, don't be afraid to post from your main account. Nobody is going to hurt you, though your feelings might get hurt..

[PostQuantumBTC]

I doubt he's new to the forum. His account was registered just an hour before he created this post. He is probably just scared to ask the question from his main account. I honestly don't know why many of you are afraid to ask questions. Nobody is going to bite you

If the user is an alt account, I think that is a nonsense question. He should not ask the question because some people can say that he is only looking for merit which I will also believe. When you are a newbie, you can easily know the reason people leave low paying campaigns for high paying campaigns.

[LTU_btc]

OP, first of all, who are you and why you're not posting from main account? Don't know why someone would give explanations of their actions for random stranger who doesn't even have balls to post from main account.

So, I think moving to a higher paying campaign isn't all about the pay but also prestige.

Prestige, I doubt that's big factor, maybe back in the days when there was Chipmixer campaign, then it was indeed prestige to get spot there. But besides pay rates, maybe rules that fits better for you personally might be a factor to change campaign.

Another guess is this topic created not for asking a genuine question, but for fishing merit.

I doubt that you can much merit posting from throwaway alt account. And there isn't much point farming merits with such account.

[Z-tight]

This isn't something new, it happens a lot in the forum and it isn't peculiar to these users you have mentioned. Maybe it would have been better if you had started the thread without calling names, but each to their own i guess.

It shouldn't bother you and i if users switch campaigns, except you are a campaign manager. And even managers do not consider it a problem, they'd just appreciate it if you let them know you are leaving the campaign, so they don't have to find out themselves.