Topic: Are bounty managers to be blamed? - page 51. (Read 5969 times)

It is increasingly difficult to understand from the beginning if an ICO can be a scam. I select the bounty campaigns to which I participate after having studied them very well, but in recent times it has happened to me not to be paid because some program that seemed good, turned out to be a scam. I hope that as soon as possible a general regulation of the market will take place to protect everyone

Well the bounty managers get paid no matter what, then what's the problem for them. Fuck the bounty participants anyway is their logic

There are some bounty managers and even the checkers who are not trustworthy or dishonest for bounty rewards promises..  They do different ways to scam participants with the stakes earned... They reduce or not give stakes or even token during distribution time.. They make an absurd reasons just not to give the right amount of stakes..
One of the worse ICO bounty Ive witnessed is Bitcoincrown Project, nos. Of bounty participants didnt recieve their due tokens .. Few of them recieved unfair amount of tokens inspite of complete task reported.. The bounty manager @btccadmin is a big scam thief and corrupt admin...as one of the big thief bounty admin in crypto ... Btcc ico bounty shows a enticing reward system but when a bounty thief corrupt makes eveything in his power to steal and decieve ...we will never recieve the right amount of tokens ...youll never know what happens ahead..if your dealing with corrupt or good bounty manager or checkers/admins.

Here you can divide the bounty managers into two types. There are quite well-known single managers or a team of bounty managers who conduct good projects in 90 percent of cases. I think it is not worth blaming them, because sometimes the Scam is simply not recognized, but those bounty managers who undertake to conduct a bounty of the company and if you look at their list of companies, you can see that almost every ICO - Scam. These are the people that annoy me.

Sometimes nthe bounty managers are to blame, they have a. Responsibility of knowing the quality of the product they are becoming a part of, ensure that before promoting it it's worth the efforts that the hunters will be putting in, however, the fault is not entirely theirs, as bounty hunters we should do all we possibly can to verify the quality of the campaigns they join, it's a responsibility you cannot afford to ignore

You can't blame the bounty hunters a lot of efforts and time have been wasted, and bounty hunters cannot assume if he is part of the scam, if the bounty manager is an independent manager but if he is part of the internal team, then we can say that he knows that it is a scam site from the beginning.

I will never blame the bounty manager for being scammed. A bounty manager, I'm sure, has analyzed and researched a bounty program before making decision to manage it. However, nobody knows that the bounty is scam or not. If it is scam, I'm sure that the bounty manager also works for free. So, it is not their faults. They also have worked hard and now paid as us.

If the manager who runs the bounty is part of team ICO's certainly blaming. But if the manager was in no way part of this isn't necessarily wrong ICO him because this is also a job for him. so don't blame it all on him who also feel cheated would be this. use it as learning and choose other more promising bounties.

in my opinion, we can not blame the Bounty Manager even though they have the drawback they do not choose carefully choose a good gift campaign. they also do not know if the project is a scam or not. Hunting also has some responsibility, they should do research well before participating in ICO.

Well I guess it was because it is her/his responsibility to facilitate the bounty campaign and the he/she is the one that is accountable on what is happening on the campaign and if it was not successful he/she can say it much earlier so that the hard work and the things that they've done will stop and they can found another bounty campaign. The main problem about this thing is that they just not say that the bounty campaign was not successful and the continue it hence they just gonna  disappear when the campaign was not successful so that the connection between the hunters and manager will stop.

i think totally it's not a fault of bounty manager. average bounty manager got paid at the end of ICO like a bounty participant, so really hard for bounty manager to predict for ICO scam or not. a some of bounty manager which manage an ICO scam, they also not get paid

Sometimes it's worth it, because you can immediately see that the project is a scam. But many managers take the pay immediately, so they do not care which company to lead

I don't think we're really gonna know if they're in on it. But in the majority of good managers there is a lot of and to them there is a lot of trust. I believe that every Manager should gain trust. After all, we rely on him.

These frauds in the blockchain sector are there, and will continue to exist, until there is a general regulation of the market, at least in the largest countries, which protects investors and even bounty hunters. With my experience in the field, it has recently happened to me to have these bad experiences a few times, but it can always happen

No we can't blame bounty managers because like us they don't know also if the project is a scam so we must be responsible in selecting what signature campaigns we want to join in.

Can we BLAME them?

Can we blame an employee for the MISDEEDs of the company?

The Question can be Easily answered in Both ways "Yes" as well as "NO"

Let me try to explain this with a few points to consider

•   Is he a free-lancer who just took an project from a company?

•   Is he an employee at a low level?

•   Did he promoted as a general marketing strategy and didn't promise anything personally?

•   Did he ask you to take your decision based on your experience?

•   Did you just believe in the marketing strategy and invested without your own assessment?


If answer to any of the questions above is "Yes" than you can't blame the Bounty Manager as he was just doing the promotion as his task/job without any intention to do a fraud.

BUT incase the answer to any Question below is YES than he is definitely to balme:

•   Was he also part of ICO team?
•   Was he holding any high position in the ICO company?
•   Did he promise you anything specific personally which was not even part of the company strategy?
•   Did he asked you to trust him and not to assess the company on your own?
•   Did he take the decision to invest in that ICO on your behalf?


So these few questions can help us to check the culpability if an Bounty Manager but whatever the case it is the 1st BLAME would be on OURSELVES.

Ho my... I was angered by this, and I was once deceived by ICO. I hate it. They disrupt the order of the forum, but the risk is on their own. If it can be saved, it will be better, but in the future investment. China hopes everyone can be vigilant and report those non-compliant projects in a timely manner so that others can avoid losses!

Sometimes, a lot of them take on clients promising high returns (obvious ponzis) and ones like uchit that kept the team a secret.

actually, we can not directly blame bounty manager because he is only paid to manage the project. and they also will not know that the ico is a scam. but different with the bounty manager who has worked with the team to create a scam ico. and certainly, we can not judge bounty managers. and we can make this as learning in the future to be able to choose a good ico.

managers are also looking for a job so I think they don't know about this. the scam is indeed unsettling but also don't blame the manager running. I think he also feels cheated with this so relaxing just to deal with it because it's already a risk and find another bounty.