Quote from: minersday on Today at 10:53:25 PM

Quote from: JHORN on May 28, 2020, 09:58:28 AM

the project you promote 2years back can still come up and give you awesome reward, delays takes place sometimes that makes project team keep postponing listing on exchanges, imagine promoting a project in 2018 paid you big reward in 2020 after you've already zero your mind that it's over? I want bounty hunters in the house to verify this, true or false??

Anyways, do not underestimate projects you promote a year or two years ago, they can still pay up and secondly do not leave or exit their telegram channel no matter how many years it's been, if you do you might be denied of your rewards

Personally, i don't really agree with you to some point. All of crypto projects have project managers who are very greedy and are just interested in the money they will make out of the project rather than the progress of the project and some don't really pay bounty hunters. I know a particular project that haven't paid bounty hunters for about a year and half. They just used bounty hunters for free without paying them.

From my experience, bounty managers have no interest to delay the bounty rewards except one case. One bounty manager sold the bounty reward and made a nice profit after dumping the token price, later headed to exchange and bought back from the lower price, and send the rewards to bounty hunters. He was busted a few days later due to unusual activity on exchange, afaik. The team sets the marketing budget and bounty allocation is inside this section of expenses, so it doesn't make sense to cut it later in the bull market.