Topic: A large part of the bounty Scam - page 4. (Read 31807 times)
Unfortunately you're right. Now a lot of Scam generosity and it's very sad. A couple of months ago everything was fine and a rare team did not pay bounty hunter tokens.
At the peak of the popularity of ICO, a lot of fraudulent projects appeared. Therefore, in order not to waste your time, I advise you to carefully select projects in the bounty companies of which you are going to participate.
I think you're just unlucky enough to find a good bounty. I have participated in 54 generosity companies and only 2 of them were scam.
90 percentage of bounties and icos are scam. But the important thing is to find that 10 percentage section. If you will find real and good ico you can earn some money from bounties.
You need to be careful while choosing bounties.
You need to be careful while choosing bounties.
Bounty in a bear market is real-time testing most of the value of the token won't increase and most of the ico tokens keep extend the ico end date
Choosing a bounty company is very difficult. And there is no guarantee that the project will be successful. Bounty company can extend indefinitely, put on pause. Or the project may be Scam.
It often isn't the thing that the bounty is a scam, but often it's just the fact that the developers don't reach the softcap with the team. If the softcap isn't reached, it means that the ICO is basically canceled and participants are left without awards.
Unfortunately, this is a very big problem for the market and bounty hunters in general. I think we should do something
Notching can really make the scamming change, this is not a regulated market where the ICO's are removed from the Internet.Unfortunately, this is a very big problem for the market and bounty hunters in general. I think we should do something
Notching can really make the scamming change, this is not a regulated market where the ICO's are removed from the Internet.
If they give you some tokens that don't have much value in the end, that's not scamming, they promised you a certain amount of tokens for your collaboration and that's what they did, it's already a question of the market if they give value to those tokens or not, but that doesn't mean you've been scammed, you just picked a bad ICO.
Not only bounty is market fraud. Now many projects are an open deception and they are not even shy about it.
I would recommend that you still try joining bounties since there are bounties that can make you money. It will require some time but it is still productive rather than doing nothing at all. Doing bounties will help you be more knowledgeable since the task requires you to post on a certain thread. Also, your numbers are incorrect, base on studies, 78% of ICO will end up being a scam. So technically you only have 22% to land on a legit ICO. Good luck.
In 2018, there are really a lot of scam projects, we all hope that the market will recover and we will be able to earn some money.
Correct, for that large part of bounty is a scam we don't have other way but just hoping for the situation to stop the scams .Actually, to participate on that we must capable to choose a good platform by observing them and followed to make sure not to regrets at the last part. 
In 2018, there are really a lot of scam projects, we all hope that the market will recover and we will be able to earn some money.
2017 was filled with scams. There was not that many scams this year because the coins are promoting genuine ICO's more often.
In 2018, there are really a lot of scam projects, we all hope that the market will recover and we will be able to earn some money.
I can say 100% that 60% of all bounty is a Scam. The reward for them is either given and the tokens will lie on your wallet forever or do not give at all. Then what's the point of doing this ?
Cheating, fraud is all part of the soul of some people. I would even say that for the most part, man is inherently a greedy creature. If he sees an opportunity to fool someone, he will do it. Here you just need to do so that those who create projects could not make them without indemnifying the loss in case of the project’s failure. For example, entering passport data when registering the project.
There is such a thing, but you shouldn’t give up because of this! Yes, there are a lot of fraudulent projects, but there are enough more or less worthy ones that cover the time and effort spent!
No. If you are unlucky for a long period of time - this is only your problem. It is not necessary to blame at once all area. Among the bounty are enough honest people.
Scam alert guys.. take care
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-alert-cads-scam-is-just-another-scam-from-the-same-guys-5052632
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/scam-alert-cads-scam-is-just-another-scam-from-the-same-guys-5052632
No. They just can't pay what they owe us right now.
I think in a growing market everything will change or at least take a positive shade.
I think in a growing market everything will change or at least take a positive shade.
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