Overview of Bitcointalk Signature-Ad Campaigns [Last update: 01-Dec-24]

DCORP Signature Campaign: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1932587.0;topicseen

Fixed rates (as long as you make the 25 posts, you will get paid):

Code:

Jr Member-.0025/week
Member-.005/week
Full member- .01/week
Sr member- .02/week
Hero+- .03/week

Has anyone seen a decent return from their signature campaigns?

Just wanted to thank you for this great thread! It is handy for comparing campaigns. If you're open to it, would you mind adding another column for personal text / image change required? I don't like campaigns that make you change that, so it would be handy to have it all in one place.

i wanna join a campaign, any recommendations ?

Has anyone gotten paid on the Dcorp campaign? it looks pretty good, i might just join in!

Quote from: qwep on May 27, 2017, 04:34:17 PM

Has anyone gotten paid on the Dcorp campaign? it looks pretty good, i might just join in!

Dcorp is in the PNYC category, meaning Payment Not Yet Confirmed.
However, yahoo is managing the campaign so he is probably holding the funds or very confident that the owner of the campaign will pay.

New ChipMixer signature campaign. 0.0007 BTC per post, max of 50 a week, no minimum and funds are escrowed by the manager (me). Sr Member and above are accepted all with the same rate.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1935179.0

Quote from: qwep on May 27, 2017, 04:34:17 PM

Has anyone gotten paid on the Dcorp campaign? it looks pretty good, i might just join in!

Check their campaign thread again, the campaign has just started and for sure no one getting paid so far. Wait till the first round end and you will know about the payment status.
But I believe the campaign will be fine as it is managed by yahoo, yahoo want to manage the campaign because he knows that the campaign is good. If he see something fishy from the owner then he wont agree to manage the campaign IMO.

Please refrain from: a. posting obvious unrelated non-sense here, b. quoting the whole OP, c. adding an update that's already been updated. Always read the latest post because it's very likely that I already added/updated the campaign that you're posting here because this thread is updated daily (sometimes even twice a day).

I understand you guys putting up the PNYC on campaigns but you can be assured if i'm managing the campaign I am already holding the funds. Only bitsler and coinroll I do not hold the funds for. Bitsler is already a trusted site and coinroll i'm just a quality checker.

If im not holding funds I will confirm in the campaign thread i am not holding payment.

You can also add SunContract as well https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1936212.0

Quote from: yahoo62278 on May 28, 2017, 10:25:34 AM

I understand you guys putting up the PNYC on campaigns but you can be assured if i'm managing the campaign I am already holding the funds. Only bitsler and coinroll I do not hold the funds for. Bitsler is already a trusted site and coinroll i'm just a quality checker.

If im not holding funds I will confirm in the campaign thread i am not holding payment.

You can also add SunContract as well https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1936212.0

Didn't know that. Some campaigns have to be updated.

Thank you dor this list i just returned after being deployed for work for a few years, nice to see site still up and running

All those overviews were specific on a certain affected members of the signature campaigns, and that's a normal situation of a campaign; there's an end of everything because you cannot expect of an advertisement to last very long time. To those campaigns having failures I think they don't really got the lucky shot of profit to generate better results; particularly those ICO promoting campaigns; you cannot expect to be successfull all the time. Better luck next time for another projects soon and I know there's a better future in every failures we had.

Is there no way to know if they are paying for sure?

Quote from: OmegaStarScream on May 19, 2017, 07:31:11 AM

NVO.IO signature campaign (Member and above only) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1924265.0;topicseen

Members: 0.00025 BTC/post
Full members: 0.00035 BTC/post
Sr. members: 0.00045 BTC/post
Hero/legendary: 0.00052 BTC/post

Max posts: 30 per week and the minimum is 10 .

Manager (and escrow too): Edwardard

Thanks for adding NVO.IO, and thanks Mitchell for maintaining this thread, it should be good to stick it in the service section of the forum.

Quote from: MPolite803 on May 31, 2017, 09:34:55 AM

Is there no way to know if they are paying for sure?

Lately, almost every signature campaign is using a reputable manager/escrow so there is no reason to assume that you won't get paid at the end of the day/week/month. The only campaigns that should be look into are the ones in PNYC, but still, as long as they are using a trusted person, you shouldn't face any issues getting paid unless you broke the rules of course.

Thankyou for this thread , but Still , Im not accepted , I applied 2 signature campaigns

Quote from: Jako0203 on June 04, 2017, 05:02:06 AM

Thankyou for this thread , but Still , Im not accepted , I applied 2 signature campaigns

Its probably due to the fact that you enrolled in campaign that doesn't accept newbies. There is only WhyFuture accepting that rank right now and looking at your posts, you won't get accepted because all your posts are in the Philippine localboard while campaigns usually don't pay for those.

Hello,
Good Day..

May i ask what is the function of Escrow?

Thanks?

Quote from: marksoul22 on June 05, 2017, 01:23:37 PM

Hello,
Good Day..

May i ask what is the function of Escrow?

Thanks?

When someone who is not really known on the community opens a signature campaign, Its very likely that no one would trust him and advertise his service for one week as there is a risk of not getting paid, to add some trust to the equation, the owner of the service gives the bitcoins to the escrow so whoever enrolled into the signature campaign knows he will get paid at the end of the week. The escrow is clearly a reputable and trusted member on the forums otherwise It wouldn't make much sense.

You can also use an escrow while trading with individuals and It works pretty much the same way. The buyer gives the funds to the escrow, the seller gives the goods to the buyer, If the goods were as described and everything is okay, the escrow release the funds to the seller.