- The second most likely reason: Considering the bear economy of Steemit and the constant shifting of which SBI bot account does which upvoting, it could be easily the fault of the bear economy. I can only cite anecdotally here and not claim for a certain fact. Once the bear economy is resolved for a time being, expect consistent upvotes. (To clarify, they do consistent upvoting; I mean from the same SBI Bot for decent stretch of time.)
- Third most likely reason: The transaction got misprocessed! Best to resolve it by directly contacting the SBI staff and getting it fixed ASAP. The sooner, the better (for their eyes and your sanity).
- Fourth most likely reason: Your transaction funds where insufficient for the minimum required for at least 1 SBI share. The cost is 1 STEEM. To do more SBI Shares, go up by one integer value (exampli gratia: 2 STEEM for 2 SBI Shares, N STEEM for N SBI Shares). The most likely reason for asking the q: they are processing you to become a member for the SBI initiative. Since this project is still being automated, there will be errors along the way. Regardless, humanpower can only do so much in a day and requires a lot of time to process people (both you and the sponsor). So wait a few days before seeing the first ever SBI vote from the many, many SBI accounts (from @steembasicincome to now @sbi8???).
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So much here!
You are welcome to edit your submission and I will review again (or you can resubmit if your edit is substantial.)
Rating 6 - Quite detailed, with a few different scenarios. point 1 could be redone as automation is here.
Rated 5. It's just too complex and I find it difficult to understand even the points that should be simple to understand. I wonder how a common user would see this!
I rate this answer a 5 - TMI
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