Topic: Cheating in bounty programs - page 7. (Read 2280 times)
Yes of course there are many cheaters in bounty programs, there are some people with multiple accounts and some self do use bit for telegram campaign.
Watch the KYC at the end bounties. They get you all nice and juiced up for your reward. You did all the hard work then they ask for the real prize. Your passport. You may end up doing the work, not getting paid and then have your passport or national ID sold on the dark web.
Unfortunately, I worked with such managers, and more than once. At the end of the campaign, which lasted several months, I received $5-10. I dont know why do these managers continue to work..
Truly there are few people who are taking advantage to the holes of the system,but we shouldnt be doing this because cheating shouldnt be tolerated in the forum.
there are too many cheaters with the bounty program.
this is why we have campaign mANagers.
to prevent cheaters.
if they can't control it then. they are useless.
this is why we have campaign mANagers.
to prevent cheaters.
if they can't control it then. they are useless.
I've been participated in many Bounty campaigns and some campaigns were not honest with the participants. Some of them cutted the Bounty pool, changed the Bounty allocation or never paid at all. It is great such campaigns are met seldom.
Yes, it happens. I was in situation when bounty campaigns changed the rules almost in the end of the campaign to have KYC. Unfortunately, there are so many scam projects nowadays. Hope it will be changed somehow to protect investors from loosing money. And know only our skills and knowledgr can be used to avoid it
When you join a bounty campaign, you was accepted terms and conditions, rules which they required. And they always have the right to change that any time, so yes we can't complaint about that 
Of course I also do not like that you need to pass KYC. But this is not the worst, if the company is good, and you can do. Most of all, I do not like when very often change the conditions and put a strict time frame, thereby people lose their bets. Where do they go afterwards? Interesting question.. ))
Unfortunately, now this happens almost with every project in which I participate. Moreover, the company manager can change the rules in the middle of the company and not even notify the participants, therefore, the procedure for passing KYC is also not a pleasant condition, although at the beginning of the company nothing was said about it. But these are the realities of the cryptocurrency market and we have to work with it or not work with them at all!
Unfortunately, there are so many projects that turn into a scam. Their goal is just to raise money and that's all. Even if you eventually get tokens, then you will never be able to exchange them. I hope the situation will change in the future and we will have rules that will protect investors and bounty hunters from scam ICOs.
Hmm yes it is possible that there are occurrences wherein others neglect the bounty and do not reward the bounty hunter, this is saddening but also one of the biggest reasons why people neglect to join bounty programs, though it is worth a shot, just avoid for unnecessary things that the bounty needs from you, it can also be identified as a scam.
Some bounty programs require participants to be KYC at the end of the program, which is really suspicious because they may request to do KYC before starting the program so that those who do not qualify will no longer participate. Asking KYC at the end of the program who did not pass KYC, what their coin would do when they could not divide the other hunters!
Things like that are disadvantageous, but if we are really honest then of course we also will not have problems when filling KYC form.
Some bounty programs require participants to be KYC at the end of the program, which is really suspicious because they may request to do KYC before starting the program so that those who do not qualify will no longer participate. Asking KYC at the end of the program who did not pass KYC, what their coin would do when they could not divide the other hunters!
One thing I really hate is when a campaign finish before end of bounty because of ICO has reached HARDCAP and bounty manager decide to reduce % of bounty for that reason..that's not fair...
we've been through this many times, so many projects don't want to pay after they've raised a lot of money.
Do you think that some bounty programs cheat because they do not want to pay bounty hunters by bringing out things to do at they end of bounty campaign? Share your thought or experience.
Do you know about Envion bounty? Envion bounty has ended for months but there are no information about bounty distribution from Envion dev team and their telegram group even don't have any admin or they don't even care about it cause they already got a lot of money from investors and they can scam if they want to 
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Not all Bounty campaigns are not totally a cheaters, but some of bounty must be a scammer. When they not get the final or market price and their target, they need to do a second bounty but some campaigns must do get money because it is only cents or too low.
In order not to be deceived during bounty stacks counting, it is better to choose campaigns that are managed by well-known administrators with good reputation. But we must bear in mind that admins only manage daily work and the project organizers dictate the rules.
I once identified a bounty program that added a new rule at the end of the campaign, whatever the purpose, it was suspicious. But I am sure with the manager because previously been analyzed before followed. It all depends on your determination in choosing and checking bounty program that you will follow.
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