Bad habits from devs with bounty rewards - page 4.

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Quote from: Kvalentine on October 04, 2019, 02:17:15 PM

I want to warn bounty hunters about bounty projects that pays bounty rewards to their platform or websites instead of ETH contract address, they mostly go against their words and you have no control over the tokens even if you have your login details..
Those who promoted Cryptomarketads(CMA) and Moozicore(MZG) knows what i'm talking about, i have decide to stop promoting such projects

First you are not forcing to join on that bounty campaign that pay on their platform theres a lot of campaign that pay on ethereum wallet all you need is to research that campaign.
But like what you said I also hated that campaign that make a payment on their platform because this is easy to control your account.

christian07

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In bounty rewards from developer and manager then i think they can do whatever they want about it then they can change this anytime

So as a user who join them then better to accept that and if you don't like their rules about their bounty campaign then
don't really join to that,Moreover there's a lot of trusted bounty here in crypto run by veteran manager so join to that

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Quote from: Kvalentine on October 04, 2019, 02:17:15 PM

I want to warn bounty hunters about bounty projects that pays bounty rewards to their platform or websites instead of ETH contract address, they mostly go against their words and you have no control over the tokens even if you have your login details..
Those who promoted Cryptomarketads(CMA) and Moozicore(MZG) knows what i'm talking about, i have decide to stop promoting such projects

Good observation, which of course is most times true. I am a witness to that. Sometimes, they give stringent conditions that you might not be able to fulfill or might prompt you to buy more of their tokens. They could also delay in the payment. Also, it could be the other way round. I have seen some that kept to their promises, such as Twogap.

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That's right, some even go to the extent of not listing their tokens on their own platform then they will put a very high withdrawal fee for people who want to withdraw and trade it elsewhere.

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Quote from: TravelMug on October 04, 2019, 04:42:43 PM

Quote from: Kvalentine on October 04, 2019, 02:17:15 PM

I want to warn bounty hunters about bounty projects that pays bounty rewards to their platform or websites instead of ETH contract address, they mostly go against their words and you have no control over the tokens even if you have your login details..
Those who promoted Cryptomarketads(CMA) and Moozicore(MZG) knows what i'm talking about, i have decide to stop promoting such projects

Oh well, its pretty obvious that those kind of bounties are not to be trusted.

They can just pull off an exit scam anytime and since you don't have control over it, then all your efforts are gone. At least you stop promoting them and learn from your mistakes.

Don't waste your time on those kind of projects, actually bounty hunting today is very difficult because most project will either delay your payments and by the time you got it, it already worthless or the project is just scammy.

ive posted on the CMA thread recently and ive seen how they are now in the market.

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.52653778

too bad for their hunters, i guess they will never get anything from it. people should learn their lesson already. about 99% of these projects who are paying tokens or coins for their bounties will never go anywhere! how many bounty programs do they need to experience to get out of this trap?
i would be happy if no more users are participating to these crap programs and go back again to btc-paying bounty programs.

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Quote from: Kvalentine on October 04, 2019, 02:17:15 PM

I want to warn bounty hunters about bounty projects that pays bounty rewards to their platform or websites instead of ETH contract address, they mostly go against their words and you have no control over the tokens even if you have your login details..
Those who promoted Cryptomarketads(CMA) and Moozicore(MZG) knows what i'm talking about, i have decide to stop promoting such projects

Oh well, its pretty obvious that those kind of bounties are not to be trusted.

They can just pull off an exit scam anytime and since you don't have control over it, then all your efforts are gone. At least you stop promoting them and learn from your mistakes.

Don't waste your time on those kind of projects, actually bounty hunting today is very difficult because most project will either delay your payments and by the time you got it, it already worthless or the project is just scammy.

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Quote from: Kvalentine on October 04, 2019, 02:17:15 PM

I want to warn bounty hunters about bounty projects that pays bounty rewards to their platform or websites instead of ETH contract address, they mostly go against their words and you have no control over the tokens even if you have your login details..
Those who promoted Cryptomarketads(CMA) and Moozicore(MZG) knows what i'm talking about, i have decide to stop promoting such projects

In your opinion, if the tokens will be in your wallet, but will have zero value, will this make it easier for you?Moozicore is quite a normal project and I hope very soon You will get your earned coins and withdraw them to your wallet.Your concern is unfounded.

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Quote from: cybernetik7 on October 04, 2019, 03:25:30 PM

90% of real bounty hunters are no longer participating in signature campaigns. Because everyone is wasting their time. That's why the forum was slowly dying. Yobit's signature really gave life to the forum.

It's quite obvious that the bounty hunters spend almost 3 months on an average with a bounty project expecting they will be rewarded but most of the bounties are either turning out to be a scam or the token is not sent to bounty hunters as promised , it's shared with them after the value of the token is almost equal to zero and this has happened with some of the trusted projects like Athero. Yobit is solely responsible for keeping this forum alive as most of the members were inactive before the cryptotalk campaign.

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Bounty hunters don't have control over their parents be it in their wallets or on project platforms. Projects before distribution still goes against their words and cut down their payment allocations.

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Whether which platform they will pay the reward, you don't have to worry about not getting your share as long as the project you supporter is reliable and trustworthy. If they can scam in a small way, and you receive your reward, you should sell right away as most likely they will just come and go like other scammers in the past.

Its not what they can offer based on whats their plan only butt we should based on their reputation, a small red paint on their reputation would be seen already as a red flag for investors not to invest for a specific project, so its future is affected negatively.

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I think they are simply trying to protect their tokens from been dumped on exchange, CMA project is not a very good project if you ask me because what they offers is just repetitive of other already existing crypto projects so there won't be good demand for the token on exchange

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90% of real bounty hunters are no longer participating in signature campaigns. Because everyone is wasting their time. That's why the forum was slowly dying. Yobit's signature really gave life to the forum.

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Could someone tell me what happened to moozicore and CMA? Anyway, those platforms that manage their payments/rewards actually are ease to most bounty hunters since I'm still not aware of what happened to the said bounties. There must be some issue that op that didn't really like.
And it's known that many bounties today are more relying to luck even the said good projects sometimes are delay of paying or not even paying as promised.

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these are attempts to prevent bounty hunters from dumping. some team go such length to requiring to swap the token after distributing 1/3 of their bounty tokens. the research about the project is not enough really when the team can just change the way how things are after the campaign. all the risk for the bounty participants but then not paid.

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As a bounty hunter you should know the risks involve in promoting bounties before joining, you can't predict what you will get and even if you will ever get paid, what happened have happened and there is no way to turn it around, few projects paid to their website like you stated and bounty hunters are able to withdraw from the website, keep hunting,more mistakes more corrections

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Quote from: Kvalentine on October 04, 2019, 02:17:15 PM

I want to warn bounty hunters about bounty projects that pays bounty rewards to their platform or websites instead of ETH contract address, they mostly go against their words and you have no control over the tokens even if you have your login details..
Those who promoted Cryptomarketads(CMA) and Moozicore(MZG) knows what i'm talking about, i have decide to stop promoting such projects

Bounty hunters are risk takers because they were promoting any projects for tokens which may nor may not have any value so they won't see this as any difference from promoting a scam project,if a legit projects refuses to pay then they will be tagged and if it is scam project they don't care anyway.

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Quote from: Kvalentine on October 04, 2019, 02:17:15 PM

I want to warn bounty hunters about bounty projects that pays bounty rewards to their platform or websites instead of ETH contract address, they mostly go against their words and you have no control over the tokens even if you have your login details..
Those who promoted Cryptomarketads(CMA) and Moozicore(MZG) knows what i'm talking about, i have decide to stop promoting such projects

It can be hard but sometimes extra research needs to be done on who is managing the campaign you join. A lot of Bounties indeed sound promising but have a bad manager presiding over the campaign.
Look at the campaign managers portfolio of previous projects they've managed, and gather feedback for cross examination from fellow hunters regarding past campaigns. I know it sounds strenuous but with patience the extra work taken for practicing you're Due Diligence is worth it's weight in gold!

A lot of projects end up being a waste of you're time and energy.

Kvalentine

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I want to warn bounty hunters about bounty projects that pays bounty rewards to their platform or websites instead of ETH contract address, they mostly go against their words and you have no control over the tokens even if you have your login details..
Those who promoted Cryptomarketads(CMA) and Moozicore(MZG) knows what i'm talking about, i have decide to stop promoting such projects

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