Topic: Bounty Hunter's Problem - page 19. (Read 3978 times)
Yes we can promote a scam ICOs because we think for sure that the bounty project we participated is legit and that's really happen now, even for a experience bounty manager can also promote it.
When investing a project you are checking it more details. But for a bounty hunter you are promoting anything you find without looking it deeply. So promoting scam projects aren't something you can avoid easily.
I think there is a very high chance to promote scam initial coin offerings when you are participaiting on boutny campaigns here. There are a lot of scam icos who are perfectly organized. So they also write a good whitepaper. But you cant eliminte this risk. So do your researches and when you think it could be a scam, let it be and look for another campaign.
I'm expirience to promote the scam ico but I do not know that scam and they did not pay it. So do not lose hope because if you are hardworking you will also find the beautiful and legit ico and more legit compared to scams. We can not do anything if they exit their scams, they will pay for their sin in hell. Just always positive and always read the backround of the project and people who behind of this
Yes I already have encountered problems many times as a bounty hunter, for so many times I helped to promote fake and fraud ICO thinking that the ICO is legit and true to its promises and blinded by the bounty stakes that it offer but to the end you will never get anything from a scam ICO.
Haha I met a lot of bounty hunters who got negative credit when promoting the ICO in the ANN topic of the project. Also, when participating in such a scam ICO, the bounty hunter will be very disappointed because of their lost time.
Yes it's very possible to promote some projects unknowingly ad a bounty hunter. Even sometimes after doing your research before choosing the project, it turn out to be a failure. We need some element of luck with hardwork to find the right choice
It's that True if you are a truly bounty hunter you will experienced to promote a scam project ico ?
Promoting scam ICOs through bounty programs can happen especially when the bounty hunter does not take time to research into the project before joining. Every bounty hunter is recommended to perform a thorough study on the project before participating in the bounty. 
It's that True if you are a truly bounty hunter you will experienced to promote a scam project ico ?
So far, I have not encountered a scam bounty activity project.
Indeed, there is such a possibility that bounty hunters can promote fraudulent ICO. And it depends on the experience of hunters. But since the hunters themselves profit from this, they try to carefully check the ICO, because this is also their earnings.
It's that True if you are a truly bounty hunter you will experienced to promote a scam project ico ?
So far, I have been engaged in bounty signature activities and have not been deceived. Before I start working, I will take a serious look at the project. Indeed the risk that must be faced by bounty hunters is that there is a failure that is difficult to predict after ico ends so that problems like that tend to make them experience disappointment and sometimes can make them become lazy to try again to do an ico.
Every step in the world of cryptocurrency is a risk, there is also a risk for bounty hunters because the ICO where they work for can not exist more or decide to not doing a payment.
Yes I already have encountered problems many times as a bounty hunter, for so many times I helped to promote fake and fraud ICO thinking that the ICO is legit and true to its promises and blinded by the bounty stakes that it offer but to the end you will never get anything from a scam ICO.
It is not the problem of the bounty hunter, that the ICO is going scam. These guys are just doing their job. It is not bounty hunters fault, that the ICO is going scam. The problem is more general, because there are too much projects without a great developer and marketing teams.
There are cases that fraudulent projects are all very well done and it is very difficult to distinguish them, in this case you are wasting time and promoting a bad project!
It's that True if you are a truly bounty hunter you will experienced to promote a scam project ico ?
I try to choose projects carefully, analyze them and share views with other Bounty hunters in order to minimize or exclude fraudulent projects. For now, we managed to avoid such projects, though there're still interesting projects which cannot collect softcap(
Bounty hunters really have a part to play when it comes to promoting a project and they should see themselves in the eye of an investor and look out for the things that are necessary so as to limit scam promotions.
It's that True if you are a truly bounty hunter you will experienced to promote a scam project ico ?
Yes, it is because all newbies are just joining bounty because of the reward and they are not reading articles about the company then they learn from their mistakes
I think it's a possibility, it doesn't happen intentionally, we are simply doing a project believing that everything will go very well and when you least expect it the developers can go away with your money, of course, there are ways to prevent this from happening, but usually it's surprising and quite difficult to avoid.
Indeed the risk that must be faced by bounty hunters is that there is a failure that is difficult to predict after ico ends so that problems like that tend to make them experience disappointment and sometimes can make them become lazy to try again to do an ico.
First of all, the bounty hunter does his job and is sometimes also blinded by good opinions about some project. But still he personally does not know whether his project is deliberately fraudulent or not, he learns it only after a time when he himself is deceived or not paid for the work done, so we all sit in the same boat.
At times, bounty hunters promote scam ICO's without even knowing it is scam. But if you don't take care, you can be given red trust if you continue to promote scam ICO's even if you are warned or cautioned.
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