Topic: Can an Escrow be a guarantee? - page 9. (Read 21385 times)
Having an escrow only guarantee that you will be receiving the tokens. To determine whether project is scam, I guess you have to look into more aspect such as the business model and why is the team anonymous. It is better not to invest if you have doubts in the project.
I saw a project and on that project I did not see the team and DEV from the project. however they use Escrow with good positive trust, can it be a determinant that the project will not be scam?
And then themes appear, they delayed payments, they applied KYC, so there is nothing ideal in this area, there is deception everywhere. 
The escrow is a good indicator about the bounty payment. Not about the ico itself.
He ico may be a total scam, and they still pay you with their fake money in the bounty
He ico may be a total scam, and they still pay you with their fake money in the bounty
In addition, even a green trust can have its price... The transparency of the team and its actions regarding the project should be.
I saw a project and on that project I did not see the team and DEV from the project. however they use Escrow with good positive trust, can it be a determinant that the project will not be scam?
That is interesting. This is the first time I've read a team do this.
Anyway, setting up escrow signifies that they are acting in good faith.
But from past experiences of anonymous teams, I would suggest to be very careful with them. While they could be legit, the project might not take of because community might not be confident enough to invest.
I saw a project and on that project I did not see the team and DEV from the project. however they use Escrow with good positive trust, can it be a determinant that the project will not be scam?
As long as the escrow hold all of the funds and that will be safe but remember the escrow must never try to send any amount to the developer until it will prove itself with some progress on the development. This is having a big risk for me personally. 
If the escrow is reputable, then it probably not scam. However, project that not showing their team is a bit shady, even with escrow.
May i know what project is that? And who's escrowing them?
May i know what project is that? And who's escrowing them?
I saw a project and on that project I did not see the team and DEV from the project. however they use Escrow with good positive trust, can it be a determinant that the project will not be scam?
Its possible that it isn't a scam but there are still things to consider about it like what was being escrowed, was it BTC or some tokens they created like ERC20 token?
The point being said is that most of the reputable people here prefer to be paid with BTC so that the team has something to guarantee to the bounty hunters and investors.
atm, isn't be confirmed 100% scam/not, but almost all members in this forum are very scared of red paint so that positive trust will at least guarantee.
if later the project is a scam, some participants can open threads on Scam Accusations and for escrow (a person) can open threads on Reputation
if later the project is a scam, some participants can open threads on Scam Accusations and for escrow (a person) can open threads on Reputation
Its better to check the project more details, an escrow can be a good indicator especially with a positive trust but we still need to see the team and developers, its one of the important thing to check in a project, so I think I wont join the project if the developers team refuse to show up
I saw a project and on that project I did not see the team and DEV from the project. however they use Escrow with good positive trust, can it be a determinant that the project will not be scam?
It is very hard to find the solution way when happens dispute issues if their team and DEV of project don't appear. You should be careful to decide
I saw a project and on that project I did not see the team and DEV from the project. however they use Escrow with good positive trust, can it be a determinant that the project will not be scam?
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