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Quote from: Katut Angin on October 16, 2019, 10:41:17 PM

is it possible that the prize manager and the entire project crew including the developer, they work together and deliberately promote fraudulent projects?

I see how easy they are to erase red trust and promote fraudulent projects repeatedly?
Is this what is called a camouflage manager?

It is true that so many project dont turn out as expected; not being able to meet up with their promises, thereby disappointing bounty hunters, investors or traders. But I can not affirm the fact that the entire project crew including the developer connive together to scam people. That is a very huge accusation. Notwithstanding, one just has to be careful while choosing projects

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There are a lot of such managers and often they just combine scam projects and good ones. There is such a group Wapinter. Here managers of this company are boors and laymen in the business and plus to everything they can deceive very often the bounty hunters.

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Quote from: Katut Angin on October 16, 2019, 10:41:17 PM

is it possible that the prize manager and the entire project crew including the developer, they work together and deliberately promote fraudulent projects?

I see how easy they are to erase red trust and promote fraudulent projects repeatedly?
Is this what is called a camouflage manager?

We have two kinds of bounty manager here, the independent one, who will protect his reputation in this forum, and the second manager, which is part of the project, I doubt the first bounty manager will connive because he has a reputation and business to protect, not unless he is bought and throw away his reputation here.
The second manager will likely connive because he is part of the project and he'll do anything that the main developers ask him to do.

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Maybe a new bounty manager could be suspected of working together to create a scam project. But for Bounty Managers who have been on this forum for a long time, the chances are very small, unless they get a large reward. Managers who have long experience will not do that. If the senior bounty manager knows that the project is a scam, it will be locked and announced in a thread that the bounty is a scam.

Camouflage managers and original managers can be distinguished, from the quality of posts and experience in the portfolio owned.

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Quote from: Katut Angin on October 16, 2019, 10:41:17 PM

is it possible that the prize manager and the entire project crew including the developer, they work together and deliberately promote fraudulent projects?

I see how easy they are to erase red trust and promote fraudulent projects repeatedly?
Is this what is called a camouflage manager?

Maybe possible with many bounty campaign manager working to scam investor with fake bounty campaign, first bounty campaign look normal like usually which other bounty campaign, after reach many investor and their coin sold out to public they will playing drama how to delay and listing with lower price on exchange, bounty campaign manager get higher fees because can interested with many investor.

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Quote from: Gotumoot on November 03, 2019, 10:14:05 AM

There is a higher chance that scam managers of ICO campaigns are account bought by scammers.

In my opinion bounty managers should be loyal to their service so they say "they are not part of this ICO campaign" I see this constantly in bounty threads of campaign managers. Because their names will be ruined if they become part of such projects.
So now the only remaining campaign managers are those who do not acceft project that they know is a potential ICO scam.

Is there any real cases like this? Can you name a certain campaign with a scenario like a project buying an account to become bounty manager of their own project?

Well, as for me,
I don't think that there are some cases like this. There is no bounty manager who will sell his account in exchange for money. He will think his own career than thinking of the amount of money he might receive for selling his account.

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There is a higher chance that scam managers of ICO campaigns are account bought by scammers.

In my opinion bounty managers should be loyal to their service so they say "they are not part of this ICO campaign" I see this constantly in bounty threads of campaign managers. Because their names will be ruined if they become part of such projects.
So now the only remaining campaign managers are those who do not acceft project that they know is a potential ICO scam.

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Quote from: Winscosinally on November 03, 2019, 09:57:11 AM

Any thing is possible when it comes to making money, do not be surprised if a bounty project and the project team are in conjunction to scam people, it can happen, research will only safe you from not well planned scam projects

research alone is not enough to save you from fraud projects, there is no effective way to overcome the problem of fraud projects. You can see that many developers have revolutionized their projects to make them look valid, including projects that have a good plan in accordance with their Roadmap information but apparently end up with fraud. the most effective way to save you 100% or you will not experience a loss is that you do not need to be involved in it.

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Any thing is possible when it comes to making money, do not be surprised if a bounty project and the project team are in conjunction to scam people, it can happen, research will only safe you from not well planned scam projects

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Quote from: Beparanf on November 03, 2019, 09:15:59 AM

Quote from: angrybirdy on November 03, 2019, 08:33:48 AM

It's hard to say, but we should only participate in bounty campaigns with known bounty campaign managers.
Bounty managers are not at fault here, they should not be accused without proof.
Even reputable bounty managers can become a victim of a scam project. Bounty managers are just doing their job to manage the bounty campaign and if the project turns out to be a scam, it is not their responsibility to face all the blame from bounty participants.

Somehow we need to see the past experiences of the bounty managers if they accepts scam projects before, know that failed projects and scam projects are different, I still prefer to join in bounties that also researched by the bou ty manager does they know how to explain the projects product and can explained well why the project failed maybe due only to market performance now and fear from investors.

I don't think that is a good idea. If somebody has his/her failure in the past can't just simply mirror him/her back again in the present time. Of course, they will change for somehow they realize that they were wrong. It is not a measure of someone or a person unless they'll often do it and certainly never change. For I am a bounty hunter before, I'd never look into that but instead, to look deeper and see the right things that this BM had made.

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Quote from: angrybirdy on November 03, 2019, 08:33:48 AM

It's hard to say, but we should only participate in bounty campaigns with known bounty campaign managers.
Bounty managers are not at fault here, they should not be accused without proof.
Even reputable bounty managers can become a victim of a scam project. Bounty managers are just doing their job to manage the bounty campaign and if the project turns out to be a scam, it is not their responsibility to face all the blame from bounty participants.

Somehow we need to see the past experiences of the bounty managers if they accepts scam projects before, know that failed projects and scam projects are different, I still prefer to join in bounties that also researched by the bou ty manager does they know how to explain the projects product and can explained well why the project failed maybe due only to market performance now and fear from investors.

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Quote from: Delilonia1 on November 03, 2019, 07:52:25 AM

Quote from: Katut Angin on October 16, 2019, 10:41:17 PM

is it possible that the prize manager and the entire project crew including the developer, they work together and deliberately promote fraudulent projects?

I see how easy they are to erase red trust and promote fraudulent projects repeatedly?
Is this what is called a camouflage manager?

It's hard to actually affirm the fact that the project manager could be conniving together to support a fraudulent project. Its sincerely difficult to say that. I just think some projects find it hard to reach their soft cap. Maybe that's why many of them fold up, bringing disappointment to investors and those involved in bounty campaigns

It's hard to say, but we should only participate in bounty campaigns with known bounty campaign managers.
Bounty managers are not at fault here, they should not be accused without proof.
Even reputable bounty managers can become a victim of a scam project. Bounty managers are just doing their job to manage the bounty campaign and if the project turns out to be a scam, it is not their responsibility to face all the blame from bounty participants.

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Quote from: Delilonia1 on November 03, 2019, 07:52:25 AM

Quote from: Katut Angin on October 16, 2019, 10:41:17 PM

is it possible that the prize manager and the entire project crew including the developer, they work together and deliberately promote fraudulent projects?

I see how easy they are to erase red trust and promote fraudulent projects repeatedly?
Is this what is called a camouflage manager?

It's hard to actually affirm the fact that the project manager could be conniving together to support a fraudulent project. Its sincerely difficult to say that. I just think some projects find it hard to reach their soft cap. Maybe that's why many of them fold up, bringing disappointment to investors and those involved in bounty campaigns

softcap is not achieved through no fault of the manager, the manager has his own field. so in connection with what you mean (softcup) is not achieved because project funds or investor funds are not enough to develop further project products, such as poor marketing strategies and cannot attract market investment.

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of course it is easy to do for a group of people to make a profit by deceiving many people, especially for investors who have put money into it. there have been many such projects, they are planning something that looks promising to develop projects to be launched, but in the end they only intend to take advantage in the wrong way so that it can harm many people.

but we have to sort out failed projects and project scams. we cannot equate it, because indeed a failed project cannot be said to be deceptive. they returned investors' money because of a lack of capital running a platform. and it's better than those who insist on running a project with little money and then run.

from cases like this, we often see it happen. not even investors are victims. Bounty managers and bounty campaign participants are also severely disadvantaged. especially if there are projects that do not use bounty managers with good reputation, or bounty managers from the project team themselves. I would not trust a project like that.

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Quote from: Katut Angin on October 16, 2019, 10:41:17 PM

is it possible that the prize manager and the entire project crew including the developer, they work together and deliberately promote fraudulent projects?

I see how easy they are to erase red trust and promote fraudulent projects repeatedly?
Is this what is called a camouflage manager?

It's hard to actually affirm the fact that the project manager could be conniving together to support a fraudulent project. Its sincerely difficult to say that. I just think some projects find it hard to reach their soft cap. Maybe that's why many of them fold up, bringing disappointment to investors and those involved in bounty campaigns

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Quote from: Katut Angin on October 16, 2019, 10:41:17 PM

is it possible that the prize manager and the entire project crew including the developer, they work together and deliberately promote fraudulent projects?

I see how easy they are to erase red trust and promote fraudulent projects repeatedly?
Is this what is called a camouflage manager?

This is a very serious accusation but I think there are more good managers here than the other kind. Also, it will be too obvious if they do recruiting people for projects and each time, it will fail or end up as a scam. It is also important to know that some projects are not scam just because they failed hard when they tried to compete in tr market. All we can do right now is to be careful with ourselves and choose wisely which project are you do.

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Quote from: Katut Angin on October 16, 2019, 10:41:17 PM

is it possible that the prize manager and the entire project crew including the developer, they work together and deliberately promote fraudulent projects?

I see how easy they are to erase red trust and promote fraudulent projects repeatedly?
Is this what is called a camouflage manager?

If this is true , then it will be not good for the state of the bounty hunting as well as the whole industry of crypto. And if they accept money from dev team or owner of the scam project, it is possible that all they care about is money not this industry. It will very unfortunate and difficult to find a legit one to promote and it might cause a drop in the number of bounty hunters because they might lose interest of the job.

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Quote from: upyem2k on October 20, 2019, 03:13:29 PM

That is not a new thing in ICO projects back in the days. Although, there are lots of managers who are deceived as well as the bounty hunters just to get to the real investors.

That is greediness and this is a reason why (some) people turn bad because of money. Some bounty manager does their job diligently but the others are not( more often). There are countless bounty campaigns who failed because of BM doings, broken promises and untrusted persons but supposedly only he/she is the one to blame but also the project owners and developers since they are the ones holding the funds.

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That is not a new thing in ICO projects back in the days. Although, there are lots of managers who are deceived as well as the bounty hunters just to get to the real investors.

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Quote from: Katut Angin on October 16, 2019, 10:41:17 PM

is it possible that the prize manager and the entire project crew including the developer, they work together and deliberately promote fraudulent projects?

I see how easy they are to erase red trust and promote fraudulent projects repeatedly?
Is this what is called a camouflage manager?

Yeah why not ? The manager can manage the campaign without care about the project, as long as they get paid.
That's why we need to join campaign only from trusted manager in this forum.
A good manager should be able to detect scam project and refusing the job from them, accept only good and real project.

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