Why Do Reputable Members Leave Active Signature Campaigns?

[Yamane_Keto]

You're asking a very personal question; why didn't you send them a private message instead of creating a thread?
Signature campaigns are a personal choice, and only the campaign manager have the right to ask this question.

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Though , that campaign ended just one week later.

The duration of a campaign is usually not announced at the outset/can't be determined with certainty; though some managers may indicate that a contract runs for a specific interim period or that funds are secured to cover payments for the coming weeks. Ultimately, the decision to extend or terminate a campaign mid-contract rests with the company. There are no guarantees.

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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?

First of all, no one is obligated to join a signature campaign and secondly, joining a signature campaign comes with some duties too. Not everyone wants to carry that duty for a long time. Some might want to go to a holiday and prefer to take a break or they have some issues in life and don't have time for the forum and honestly, you can post here without joining a signature campaign too. I'm not among the most reputable members here but I also sometimes take a break from campaigns.
Then there are also better payrates and offers from competitor campaigns, that motivate reputable users to leave their current campaign and join others. Then there are also personal reasons like some prefer to promote an exchange over casino and so on.

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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.

Technically, the OP may have opened a good topic for all those who prioritise the sig campaign, but he did not present it well here.
It is desirable that the payment rate is as good as possible, but often it should not be a decisive factor when choosing a campaign. (At least for those who have the luxury of choosing a campaign). There are many other parameters that influence such a decision, including whether the business policy of the service you are promoting is acceptable to you.
I rejected offers with a better payment rate than the current one I have, even some that were long-term. Some other conditions simply did not suit me.

[Findingnemo]

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There are many other parameters that influence such a decision, including whether the business policy of the service you are promoting is acceptable to you.
I rejected offers with a better payment rate than the current one I have, even some that were long-term. Some other conditions simply did not suit me.

Yep, some members don't want themselves to associate with gambling brands so they only prefer other signature campaigns or have priority when there is an open slot and the same way some might be an active bettor and regularly engage in sports related threads that force them to pick gambling campaigns.

And there is an important one, working with a certain manager might be comfortable for them.