Topic: FAKE ICOs Bounties. What to do? - page 49. (Read 6457 times)
I think now around 70% of projects are fake and scam, so just need to research better.
From this no one is insured, it is difficult to understand the company will be scam or promising. So I try to take a lot of bounty, so as not to work for good luck (diversification).
To find a good bounty, do not scam, I evaluate the ICO through the following criteria:
- Its bounty has many pages and check its spreadsheet see many people apply for it also proves it is much interested.
- The ICO that topic ANN on bitcointalk.org has many commentators that show it is of interest.
- The ICO do good stitch pr, see it much advertised is fine.
Good luck for you.
- Its bounty has many pages and check its spreadsheet see many people apply for it also proves it is much interested.
- The ICO that topic ANN on bitcointalk.org has many commentators that show it is of interest.
- The ICO do good stitch pr, see it much advertised is fine.
Good luck for you.
Unfortunately, we are not immune from the risk of getting caught in the scam. And even if you have worked successfully all this time - you will remain without remuneration. I decided for myself to choose good reliable managers and participate in their Bounty
for bounty scams you can really be careful especially if you are an investor before you are raising their coin business first check if you are legit or scam for the money you use to buy coins as well as to harm the bounty just make sure you have the legit you do not want to win your own
To avoid such situation first of all join bounties that you can find in signatures of users with high rank. They've definitely made preliminary analysis before taking part in it. 
You can observe that in the content of their website, if the website is poor - poor of details, content, there is a good chance that it was some sort of scam. You can also verify their team if its legit. You can also view their whitepaper if its true and legit. And most important is the popularity of the ico to the community. You can see the legitimacy of an ico by judging their community volume.
The best option is to check bounty manager before joining the bounty.
There is no definite benchmark regarding legitimate ICO instructions or scamm. It is possible that the ICO you are following is a failure not a scam. The more you follow the ICO then you will have a sense to determine this is a good ICO to follow
I do not understand why everyone wants to learn to distinguish ICO. There is a way much shorter. Bounty Manager is also a hired person, who can be followed on different projects. Managers certainly understand the projects, as they have a direct line with the organizers. I am a newbie just trying to grow on this platform. Within a week of participating in altcoin bounties, 2 bounties I participated in have been reported as Scammers. I get a lot of reads on my articles and Social media pages. I cannot keep encouraging people to invest in these altcoins if they would eventually get scammed. How can new bounty hunters like myself differentiate between a genuine bounty and scammers bounty?
Now this problem is not just for you. It is very difficult to find a good ICO with awards, which will be released to the stock exchanges and will be traded.
It seems to me that there is nothing to be done about it. They will always be. The only thing you need is to learn how to distinguish ordinary projects from fraudulent ones. And now it's getting harder and harder to make it
Yes, you will not do anything anymore, unfortunately there are a lot of moshhanic projects, you have to choose even more strictly
You just need to take a few campaigns at once and do not pay attention to the scum, that's all. As I do now.
Scam so scam, but do not invest in the campaign
Scam so scam, but do not invest in the campaign
I think there's nothing you can do now. Now just an epidemic of some scam among ICO projects. The second is a bad trend, after the ICO of projects, there is a problem with access to normal / top exchanges. Can you name the past ICO who quickly and without problems went to normal exchanges?
if you have already become a client of such a company, then it's a sad experience and a lesson that every company needs to study and read about the company, to look at the social network of the team where it moves!
Unfortunately you and no one else can know whether the project or the scam will be 100% successful. Why? There are a lot of reasons, but there are basic reasons. Often the project can not raise money and as a result, a scam is obtained, but they can indicate the desired amount on the site that is already a fraud. As often greed for money takes up and when a good amount is collected, admins just run away with money and the project again scam. In connection with this, it's already hard to please what ico honest, and what will eventually turn out to be a scam. I propose to take the maximum number of projects for participation in order to reduce risks.
I don't think there is a way to be sure an ICO or bounty program is legit. Do the work and hope to get paid is what it looks like to me.at Einvion there are thousands of people waiting for your token. You're not alone.
There are a lot of ways to distinguish scam from a normal campaign. For example, publicity of the team, famous advisors, experience of the admin conducting bounty campaign, statistics on the rating platforms, activity of the campaign at public events, and many more.
if you are very observant, then you'll be able to recognize scams. My personal statistics is that 1 campagn out of 100 is scam.
No one is immune from mistakes. If you constantly participate in bounty projects, Well, you need to be prepared for the fact that some of the projects that you will participate will be fraudulent. This also applies to projects that lead well-known Bounty managers.
You should be careful when choosing bounties. You should consider such factors such as the bounty managers because some managers assess the bounty to know its credibility before accepting.
Another factor is to assess the idea behind the bounty taking into consideration how realistic their goals are. also check the team behind the bounty, and check if they are who they say they are.
Another factor is to assess the idea behind the bounty taking into consideration how realistic their goals are. also check the team behind the bounty, and check if they are who they say they are.
I think that a significant number of people who participate in the Bounty actually can not understand what kind of project is fraudulent and which is not. This especially applies to beginners.
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