RE: How to use @bellyrub bidbot 50K Steem Power
".15 SBD is the minimum bid, please make sure it is over .15 SBD there will be no refunds." <<< This is what confuses me and I'm sure many who say nothing and more still who misinterpret the rules and end up donating their funds to various upvote services.
If a user must "make sure" the bid is over the minimum bid of .15 SBD then why not just set the minimum bid to .151 or .16 SBD?
I have yet to use any such service because I have yet to understand the default "donation" clause. (and I am familiar with the language) So why no refunds?
I have no idea if these donations go to profit the owner(s) of the upvote bot or is somehow put back into the Steemit community.
No disrespect intended toward you @bellyrub or the owner(s). I'm merely seeking clarification on these two points before I would personally use such a service.
Best of luck to you going forward. ✌️
It makes the people not read the rules because of laziness, and after they see their mistake it is hard for the bot owner to go back and see the transactions on their side of the bids sent.
The funds go back into @bellyrub for SP I also use the funds to bid on users my self.
when I say over is you are bidding against other bidders not just one or two if you insure you bid over the min you are more likely to get a profit.
What I do if a person makes a mistake, I just place a bid for another of their posts.
if you read the rules their would not be an issue with this of course.
Thank you for taking the time to answer my questions here @zeartful.
The old fooled myself once shame on me and fooled myself twice just shoot me angle. That's fair enough...I like it now that I've heard the explanation.
I also like "What I do if a person makes a mistake, I just place a bid for another of their posts." That's both honestly transparent and fair.
As to reading and comprehending the rules I was speaking for those whom English is not their first language.
Don't mind me, I'm just a thrifty consumer...while my Steem is so light! };-)>
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