Topic: 99% OF ALL AIRDROPS ARE SCAMS!!!!! - page 54. (Read 9672 times)
I agree with you. Most projects do not fulfill promises and do not send tokens. I think that now it is very difficult to earn good money from airdrops. This money is enough for you only for small expenses.
Yes, I am. However, there are still quite real and good projects, which are further listed and successfully traded there.
The title of this thread is bit provocative, but the fact is that most people have a bad experience with airdrops. According to several airdrop hunters I spoke to, the majority ICOs don't pay out at all.
What's your experience with airdrops? Did you get scammed most of the times?
What's your experience with airdrops? Did you get scammed most of the times?
I've never pay yet all the airdrops that i joined in this 2018, a lot of scams and not payable encountered.
I experience a good airdrops in 2017, it gives me more often to participate airdrop till now, but that was the last. Many are disappointed to participate because most are scam and worthless.
If you have a lot of time and pick very carefully, you can find something decent. Most of the airdrops just taking information from people who sign up in their forms. Bounty campaign are much better airdrops...
This is not a profitable way to make money. Have pity on your time or money. In the award to date, only the signature campaigns are relevant. And best of all buy bitcoin, I think its price will go up only.
I agree only 50% of the author's opinion.
Here is why I can not 100% agree with your opinion.
First of all, not all air drops are SCAM. The meaning of SCAM is the form of taking money from investors with ICO. Air Drop is a marketing strategy that makes ICO's promotional impact stand out.
Of course, like the author's comment, the hacker who wants to extract personal information from the Air Drop itself is not a scammer.
As the number of ICO projects increased a lot this year than last year, the number of air drops also increased enormously at the same time. In this case, the ICO is failing, and the air drop applied by the applicant is also useless as it is. In this case, I can not think of scam as an unavoidable case.
Here is why I can not 100% agree with your opinion.
First of all, not all air drops are SCAM. The meaning of SCAM is the form of taking money from investors with ICO. Air Drop is a marketing strategy that makes ICO's promotional impact stand out.
Of course, like the author's comment, the hacker who wants to extract personal information from the Air Drop itself is not a scammer.
As the number of ICO projects increased a lot this year than last year, the number of air drops also increased enormously at the same time. In this case, the ICO is failing, and the air drop applied by the applicant is also useless as it is. In this case, I can not think of scam as an unavoidable case.
my suggestion is to go for bounty instead of airdrop because i think the only reason behind hacking is airdrops.airdrops nowadays is just a source of information collector and will not give you any rewards.so go for bounty rather than airdrops.
All things considered, I consider most airdrops are to be sure tricks and notwithstanding for those that do give airdrops, they are not worth much. In any case, I benefited get airdrops as of late. For instance, airdrops from Havven gave me $150 worth of tokens with the goal that's not awful. Furthermore, I do get average sum around $10-20 for some, airdrops including ChainLink. Looking at this logically, that is not all that terrible. Considering that you apply to 100, which takes around 2 minutes for every each, and you can get 10% that are genuine. It can be very productive.
Yes some of airdrops are scam and the rewards they given was not have value if you receive of it.
But not all airdrops are scam they have some of them are worth to sell and hold.
But not all airdrops are scam they have some of them are worth to sell and hold.
Earlier, airdrops were made to popularize the project, now airdrop is mainly used to attract people to telegram chats.
Another airdrop is a good tool for fishing.
Another airdrop is a good tool for fishing.
The title of this thread is bit provocative, but the fact is that most people have a bad experience with airdrops. According to several airdrop hunters I spoke to, the majority ICOs don't pay out at all.
What's your experience with airdrops? Did you get scammed most of the times?
I would say only about 10 percent or less i was able to sell for cash.waste of time What's your experience with airdrops? Did you get scammed most of the times?
I agree with this. Most of the airdrops are either they are scams or that the value of the tokens are worthless when launched on exchanges. Some scam airdrops also require people to input their private keys as well. These are ways to find out that which airdrops are scams or not
I fully agree with the fact that most airdrops are scammers. Every day I join a new project, but I get coins only from some projects. This is very small.
It is high we had come to the understanding that most developers who bring up airdrop, only do that for their own gain. Some who even manage to succeed, at the end dump and abandon the project, leaving it a sh**ty coin.
I see you do not know my airdrop faucet.
If you would know,you would have an other opinion about airdrops.
Of course 99.999999% of airdrop where many dollars are promised for almost nothing are just "dream".
But if the airdrop is based on a realistic system,you can only be happy to be a token holder of it.
It is high we had come to the understanding that most developers who bring up airdrop, only do that for their own gain. Some who even manage to succeed, at the end dump and abandon the project, leaving it a sh**ty coin.
That's practically saying that all of them are scams, the majority of them are, but I'd say like the 80% more or less, and because I've participated on a few of them and I didn't received any rewards but some of them do give them.
How can they be scams if they are free? Unless you hand out your private keys or any other personal info that could get you hacked I don't see how they are scams. Some airdrops prove to be worthless though, but not scams. Polymath airdrop was my best airdrop so far.
From my experience I can tell you that not all air drops are scum, I have more than 100 paid coins out of 300 now on my wallet, most of them are not traded. Useless garbage.
As it so happened that in which I participated, I did not pay - so I'm ready to agree with this statement. After that, I ceased to be a part of
Why give a stupid airdrop his data. get 100 tokeen on the new Nauticus Exchange . log in and save 100 tokens
link in my signature. and a good ico ist spotcoin on the neo blockchain
link in my signature. and a good ico ist spotcoin on the neo blockchain
This has turned into a thing since erc20 tokens got prominent.
I have an inclination that it would be more appropriate to state "99% of token airdrops are tricks".
(obviously there will be tricks outside of the entire token airdrop scene too, yet I'd wagered my cash on it that the measure of tricks with tokens is bounteously greater)
Those tokens are too simple to make and were dependably immediately tradeable on etherdelta.
Blend in an airdrop to get a network going and begin dumping, before you have ever put in any dev work whatsoever.
I have an inclination that it would be more appropriate to state "99% of token airdrops are tricks".
(obviously there will be tricks outside of the entire token airdrop scene too, yet I'd wagered my cash on it that the measure of tricks with tokens is bounteously greater)
Those tokens are too simple to make and were dependably immediately tradeable on etherdelta.
Blend in an airdrop to get a network going and begin dumping, before you have ever put in any dev work whatsoever.
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