Bounty hunters will never learn - page 2.

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Quote from: VDraci on February 23, 2020, 04:35:49 AM

Today I managed to do research on cerlos bounty project and I find few red flags that I will like to share with you guys, here is the bounty project link

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bounty-cerlos-token-already-listed-no-kyc-300k-5226965

1. At first, the red flag I spotted was the teams pictures, how hard can it be that teams can't take high quality pictures with a camera or their smartphones instead they used blurry pictures and it's same pictures on their LinkedIn account, the only difference is color, Black and White.

2. Secondly the CEO himself has two different names, the project website ( cerlos.io ) says Robert Bedard and on another website ( myitguyrob.com ) says Robert .H , to me I think the real Robert is Robert .H because the same picture was used on myitguyrob.com website, here is a screenshot from myitguyrob.com

3. Another red flag is one of the team advisor named ( Antoon Eggenhuizen ) which real name is unknown but another LinkedIn account says this man name is (Jaap Kolk ), below is another screenshot to back my claim

Now my question to all bounty hunters promoting this project is, what the hell are you guys doing? How do you even do research in the first place? These scams aren't that hard to see , I'm surprised many bounty hunters joined, this have a lot to say that people don't do research anymore and yet you will see them creating posts about not getting paid from bounty projects on this forum when the fault was theirs, Grow up Hunters, Grow up.

You are to see bounties hunter as a gambler because we have see so many projects that were classified as scam here and at the end those projects turned out to be one of the best rewards coins or tokens of that time. We are all here seeking for opportunities and at that participating in some of these bounties may turn out to be a rewarding decision.

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Quote from: DGulari on February 24, 2020, 08:20:40 PM

Quote from: JeotQ on February 24, 2020, 10:15:53 AM

The fastest way to detect scam projects is clicking on their image and searching with google image search engine and you will get some secrets in return, nice try OP, nice try, this is very simple and easy

That's only work if their team are only copy pasting from image which we can find on google. How if they are use some photos or images which there isn't on google? How can you detect them? That's why it's big risk to join on altcoin bounty

Very true, I was investigating a new bounty on this forum but I can't find any copy of the images used as team member on the project's website, I used almost all image search engine available, I wonder what's next to easily detect scam projects now

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Quote from: JeotQ on February 24, 2020, 10:15:53 AM

The fastest way to detect scam projects is clicking on their image and searching with google image search engine and you will get some secrets in return, nice try OP, nice try, this is very simple and easy

They are scammers for a reason. While it is true that many projects are scam, it is not always possible to detect a scam within proper time. The bounty hunters are less knowledgeable regarding this. They check a couple of accounts and then think that the project is legit. Specially the fist few team member links are often like that.

One will understand what I am trying to say if they have done a thorough research on these projects. But bounty hunters will always suffer if they are not careful.

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As some bounty hunters find it hard to do research it's same thing with some bounty managers, it's better to find reliable bounty managers if you find it hard to choose new bounty projects, BMs like bubbalex ,arteezy, juelerz12 are still very trusted

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Quote from: JeotQ on February 24, 2020, 10:15:53 AM

The fastest way to detect scam projects is clicking on their image and searching with google image search engine and you will get some secrets in return, nice try OP, nice try, this is very simple and easy

This is the most effective way IMO. Google is always been a helpful tool as search engine and one thing is for sure all data related to what you search will show up including images, videos and etc.

Quote from: Greatchu on February 24, 2020, 06:38:45 AM

It means the bounty manager himself is not a serious type, how can he even accept such project just to ruin his reputation? I guess it's same mistakes that bounty hunters use to do, lack of research

I guess, money can buy anything and even his reputation is at stake he is willing to sell it off. Hunters should not do what they could chew off cause later on its gonna be a hell of a mess.

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Whatever happens to you is your own fault, as a bounty Hunter it's must to use research ability to pick good projects, we have nothing but 'research' to safe our neck and time when joining bounties, if you want good results you know what to do, most bounty hunters from Asian parts of the world like Indian and Philippines are the worst hunters I know of, they simply never cared about end results

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Quote from: Tduty on February 23, 2020, 04:48:27 AM

Yes, you are right! Bounty hunter will never learn. Because whenever they see a bounty they don't waste time because they become busy to submit their POA! New participants are coming continuously, so, they won't do research which is normal, maybe I was the same when I was new! But mate I am really worried and feeling worst that how can high ranked member goes for those scammy, shitty low reward bounties!

That's what bounty hunters do, they don't think long in the future, how the project will run, especially if it's been caught like this, falsifying the CEO's photo, even though that's the most important thing before joining this bounty.
I am not so sure about this project so I never researched it, maybe at the end it will be a scam too. Grin

What I saw in the spreadsheets was a lot of new participants and this project was on average promoted by a layman really annoying.

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Quote from: JeotQ on February 24, 2020, 10:15:53 AM

The fastest way to detect scam projects is clicking on their image and searching with google image search engine and you will get some secrets in return, nice try OP, nice try, this is very simple and easy

That's only work if their team are only copy pasting from image which we can find on google. How if they are use some photos or images which there isn't on google? How can you detect them? That's why it's big risk to join on altcoin bounty

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Quote from: VDraci on February 23, 2020, 04:35:49 AM

Now my question to all bounty hunters promoting this project is, what the hell are you guys doing? How do you even do research in the first place? These scams aren't that hard to see , I'm surprised many bounty hunters joined, this have a lot to say that people don't do research anymore and yet you will see them creating posts about not getting paid from bounty projects on this forum when the fault was theirs, Grow up Hunters, Grow up.

Not a surprising thing because if people do able to see million usd allocation then they do directly jumped in without any hesitations as long they do have that thing in mind that they would make big money in the end of the campaign ones they had been paid up with shit tokens. Grin

Nice spot here op and this should how people do make some research yet it doesnt really cost huge time for you to spot these red flags.Majority of launched projects as of this moment are just pure scams and frauds.
This would still continue as long there are people who do still advertise and spread up the word and the cycle repeats.

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The fastest way to detect scam projects is clicking on their image and searching with google image search engine and you will get some secrets in return, nice try OP, nice try, this is very simple and easy

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Quote from: VDraci on February 24, 2020, 04:19:45 AM

Bounty hunters should start understanding the importance of research, without research you will be like a stray bullet that can hit anything that's never aimed for, you will be vunerable to scam projects

Yes you're right. Projects that does not have any value in the market and some projects are just copying or editing the ideas of the previous projects. We should be carefully analyze and study of what kind of project are we will be joining. I always check every details of the project on what are they aiming to. Check always the team behind that project, read the whitepaper or simply what is their objective.
Some bounty hunters are just greedy and simply joined every campaigns they want. It's easy to trick them and they just waste their time and effort doing it then after the project is ended they blaming them why they are not paid. It's their fault not to check it first.

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It means the bounty manager himself is not a serious type, how can he even accept such project just to ruin his reputation? I guess it's same mistakes that bounty hunters use to do, lack of research

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Only few of the many here really cared to review the project they are joining, it's a good thing you bring it out here, hopefully the manager itself first will see and conduct and investigation, if the manager finds it shady then he should be the one to stop the campaign, and participants will surely understand.

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Bounty hunters should start understanding the importance of research, without research you will be like a stray bullet that can hit anything that's never aimed for, you will be vunerable to scam projects

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This is very laughable, when people hear that you can make money on this forum promoting other projects they quickly want to join as if it's always that easy, research is what most don't want to do, people like dreaming in their head whereas action speaks more

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Quote from: VDraci on February 23, 2020, 04:35:49 AM

Now my question to all bounty hunters promoting this project is, what the hell are you guys doing? How do you even do research in the first place?

Nice catch mate. Actually this isnt hard at all to do, the problem with some hunters are their attitude. Being lazy is one way to describe it. If you cant do such simple thing such as this, then you may never know that youre only wasting effort. People who keeps doing a routine work like this will know how to prevent any scam and save much time to find more legit ones.

Quote from: janggernaut on February 23, 2020, 09:53:40 PM

It's not about they never learn from their mistake before, but there are some ICOs which are looking good but in the end it will be scam their participants. Surely if they are only faked their Team, it's more easier to find rather than when they run away after Ico ends

Also this one might be a good response. People working on scam projects arent amateur and even though they are scammer they still in line with the acts of their doing only minor slippage such as this is not always present to a professional scammer.

@for OP So dont blame all of them. You might just lucky to find an easy one but others are more harder than this.

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nice catch there op . i remember this tactic was also use by others before , this is one way to hunt if the project is fake or not . if people complain that they arent paid that only means that they arent doing it or they dont do other basic practice to spot a fake projects . just dont mind them and dont stress your self too much on them . thats what they want , i gues they want to learn from thier mistake but others are already improving and havent fall from scams anymore . those are the ones that we should be proud with

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It's not about they never learn from their mistake before, but there are some ICOs which are looking good but in the end it will be scam their participants. Surely if they are only faked their Team, it's more easier to find rather than when they run away after Ico ends

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Bounty hunters never care about the projects they only care about the rewards,the project you uncovered looks like having decent amount od bounty rewards so everyone who notices this thread will register straight away and expecting to make money by their continuous tasks.

Let them learn by their mistakes, for some people it takes 1 one lesson and for some it might take forever.

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The first time I checked the project out I knew it's red flag just like OP says, the use case turned me off because it's not something that needs to be on blockchain technology, building materials are offline things and it should stay that way

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