I've never used their services and I'm not going to use it yet, because I think that people can find themselves good campaign bounties, but the fact that they offer it is certainly not bad either, but I think it's superfluous, now a lot of good bounty managers, why would not go to them?

Well I think that's really the reason why the use of their website is free to use, because they are getting paid thru the bounty of the people who participating them using their website. I think it really wise if we still use the old fashion way of joining the bounty to avoid being scam.

perhaps there is very easy to perform tasks. and advertising the videobloggers on YouTube, and many people joined, BH have many accounts now.

Even here in forum a lot of ICO scam so whenever we are we have to extra careful, don't let your effort  would just waste that is why we need to become be more vigilant and be more intelligent in choosing the right ICO.

Well, lets just give time for the bountyhive admins to fix this, as of now their top priority was the 2fa in order to flush out hackers.I dont have complaint about it. im contented for my rewards at bountyhive.For me its the best bounty portal.

Im all in to bountyhive. sorry folks

I have extensive experience with bountyhive, and while I have received payments, I would still label the company as a scam for multiple reasons.

1- The lack of spreadsheets or ability to discern what you're being paid for. As an example, I received my iconic payment for the same timeframe as two friends of mine. We all should have been in different tiers of payment but received the same amount, I have a theory that this is when they realized that tweets and retweets can be archived and aren't counted by their system.

2- Their telegram is run by snarky, self-entitled mods who actually mock people who ask questions or don't understand their meaning. I mean, I understand that it might be frustrating to them to deal with 1000+ DMs a day, but if this is a problem, they should probably include a FAQ/News/Updates section on their website to eliminate some of the repeat questions. When I asked if they were planning to implement something like this, they said they didn't need it because they use telegram and medium. As a user to their website, I honestly feel important announcements should be somewhere on the website and not require users to sift through a telegram group of 25,000 people to find the answer to a question that was asked 4 months ago, but that's what their mods feel is the best course of action for you to take as a user while they get increasingly overwhelmed.

3- Because they rely on telegram/btt/medium to make announcements, there is information about the bounties that you will miss because it won't be updated on their website. As an example, I signed up for Iconic about 2 months after the bounty began. At the end of the iconic bounty, they informed us that 3 months ago they realized that iconic wanted to hold the tokens for 6 months before distribution and the community took a vote on whether or not to keep the project. They decided to keep the project, which was fantastic, but how was I to know any of this without scrolling through thousands of messages on their telegram to learn that the bounty distribution had been postponed for 6 months when I signed up for bountyhive almost 2 months after the vote even took place? If something will affect whether or not I choose a bounty, that information should be present directly on the bountyhive website they claim is a standalone.

4- Tracking. Their system is only run once at the very end of the bounty. If you're familiar with twitter rules and procedures, you'll understand that twitter will archive tweets past 3200 tweets(Supposedly 700 retweets but I haven't found any confirmation.) If you participate in many twitter bounties it's possible to regularly hit the 3200 mark over the course of a few months with different campaigns. Most bounties on btt never have to deal with this issue because they record and track your reports weekly(sometimes a bit longer if they're behind) but bountyhive dealt with this issue not by changing the dates that they run their tracking bot, but by making a limitation on the website that will not allow you to pick up more than 15 twitter bounties. This in itself wouldn't be a problem, except they provide no information on this issue anywhere on their website or corresponding documents, so you won't know about their tracking issues until you go to sign up for the 16th bounty and get rejected. Meaning that any new hunters that come to the website unaware of twitter archives or the way their tracking system works may potentially be working on campaigns that won't be tracked(if they have signed up for twitter bounties elsewhere) The 15 twitter campaign limitation is a huge issue because it's a 15 campaign limitation across ALL platforms and they don't notify anyone until they've hit 15 BOUNTYHIVE-specific campaigns. This is probably the biggest issue for me, because it is ABSOLUTELY scam behavior.

I am signed up for 43 different bounties across multiple platforms, the fact that they didn't tell me about this tracking issue is irritating because I now have at least 8 weeks worth of 25 different campaigns that won't be credited with bountyhive because of their lack of transparency with their system, tracking and hunter expectations. Apparently they didn't know it was an issue until around the time they distributed Iconic, but I feel like something so detrimental should be on the top of their list of issues to address, and they should take responsibility for their system failure by manually checking on a weekly basis until their system can work properly.

So let's see, in terms of bountyhive's promises, I'd say they've completely failed. They claim to be working for the bounty hunter but mods respond to you with clauses about their investors ("our investors have nothing to worry about"), they claim to have an escrow for payments(which is accurate but apparently not utilized ie: skychain/iconic), and they have a system that doesn't require you to track yourself(but sometimes doesn't track you either and you can't verify this because the information isn't available)

I'd rather track myself and get paid(or be able to stop participating in a campaign when I realize I'm not getting credit) over this system.

i worked with bountyhive from release and didnot have any problems , everythings working good , yes a lot of parcipants every time and some time i canot join to bounty after 3-4h after start.

I do not believe in earning in the office bounty such as Bountyhive and others like him. I prefer to find myself and participate in bounty companies in which I like, and not in those that give me.

I really can't say for sure because you have given very minimal information. Which is why I cannot
chose to agree with you or not. But I think you may have had problems in their bounty which is
why you are saying such things. I think you should talk to the bounty manager of that project and
see how it goes and try to post screenshots here if you happen to not find ways to work it out with
the bounty manager. Calling a project scam just because of payment issues on bounty isn't a good
thing in my opinion unless there really are proofs that can support your claim. So till then, I suggest
you try to settle your problems on the bounty manager first.