Quote from: Mighty_crypt on August 23, 2019, 08:25:11 AM

Bounty hunters still think that its hard to read and they care less about guidelines and go for the gorgeous bounty allotment,it would be ideal if you have persistence and experience principles and guidelines,most occasions its not generally the bounty managers flaw.

Before you begin grumbling that bounty managers change bounty runs after bounty finished do you perused the bounty standards and guidelines?

Numerous bounties have as of now says it all in their standards and guidelines that BM can change the rules anytime so bounty hunters should realize that changes can occur anytime aswell,the single direction to maintain a strategic distance from this is if there is no such runs on the bounty string.

Who is to be blame?? Huh

It was on the rules before BH joined. " Rules may change " and BH need to follow it. Since BH joined , BH understood the rules that's why BH joined, Bounty Managers have been dealing a lot of things, checking, accepting participants, checking shady participants, alt accounts, Checking reports and yet Bounty Hunters have the guts to complain about changing of rules? No one forced them to join the campaign at the first place. I tried to be a Bounty Manager before and it will take a lot of time , talking to clients and meeting the desired outcome on what clients wanted, later on, I declined.

Quote from: DDante on August 23, 2019, 02:36:11 PM

Most of the time its bounty managers fault,i can made mention bounty managers that never go back on their words,once they make rules for a particular bounty they will never change the rules,bounty managers like bubbalex and Arteezy always stand on their words,many bounty managers change rules to cheat bounty participants most times

So changing rules= cheat bounty participants? this is ain't it. As far as i know, Changing rules have been the best weapon of Bounty Managers to manage participants, some of them are stup/i/d , not reading the rules, the formatting of reports etc. Let's accept the fact that some of the participants are shady and st/u/p/id.