Topic: FAKE ICOs Bounties. What to do? - page 5. (Read 6424 times)
You may need to take your time and carefully review any project before joining, feeding your large audience with fraudulent project isn't the best for you as a business person. Use different parameters for personal review and stay informed with a trusted source of bounty programs.
Usually The most common bounty programs that scams are campaigns that dont have roadmap , whitepaper, Picture of the team. maybe on this choices you can differentiate the scam Projects 
hope iv'e just help you with your problem mate 
hope iv'e just help you with your problem mate
A lot of scam bounty are from member down to newbie, for me I do bounty manage by sr member and above not that they can't also scam but risk is little unlike the new once
Bounty handicraft just need to feel. Of course, in the first place, they must be tested them in various ways, and then participate in the bounty. Then it becomes to you more radiantly.
Fake Icos Bounties what to do? When you feel that your bounty is a fake, it's still a fake that's a bit boring and it's a fake bounty that you've joined and a bounty to find that it's no waste of time because when it's posted here in the bounty Fake is useless for this time.
In the ico election, it is expected to be more thorough, all involved in it must be well studied to avoid fraud. Be careful and choose an experienced bounty manager. Participants also need to be checked so that later they can assess well about the project and participants.
Fake icos Bounties what to do? When you sense that you have a bounty is fake, it's still a bit stupid that it's gone out of the fake bounty that you have joined and the bounty is looking for it to be wasted.
we are required to be more careful which one is good to join.
even though in the best ico you don't get a guarantee to get profit.
investment itself is full of risks. be careful before investing.
even though in the best ico you don't get a guarantee to get profit.
investment itself is full of risks. be careful before investing.
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?
You are not only who experienced this problem,even me I'ved also scammed but I learned my lesson.Next time be careful to the bounties you join from and make a research about the project and see the reviews because these can help a lot.
Unfortunately, when the ICO ends up being a scam, there is nothing you can do. You won't be paid for your hard work and even if you did, the tokens are pretty much worthless. It's a risk you must be willing to take if you're involved with bounty campaigns.
and even sometimes bounty hunters who are senior or experienced can also be hit by a scam by a campaign campaign, and it has proven so difficult to determine which bounty campaign is good and which bounty campaign is bad to join.
When you find something as a fake ico, just report it. This will help people stay away from these fake ico's. In most cases, the fake ico's doesn't promote themselves or request people to invest, but some gets trapped which is unfortunate. While one finds it a fake one, and if reported such scenarios can be avoided.
not even the beginner. but that is still a senior course is still too difficult to distinguish between a scam or not. It is difficult to predict because it is quite similar, and if it will know it usually occurs when the middle of the bounty. But if getting old and familiar will certainly be able to understand when and how to just figure out the bounty of scam.
No one can determine whether the ICO we join is fake or legit ICO until we found out that the ICO is not growing and most of the admin always asking for money to invest for them. That's the time you can consider it as a scammer. But most of the investors always search the details of the project manager and the project itself before they contribute in the project. Maybe you can do the same as they did by determining the profile of the project manager and the details of their project before joining an ICO project. At least you can minimize the error of joining in a scam ICO and as much as possible, do not join in an ICO whose involving with money. Some project do not require to invest in their project as long as you share in promoting their project.
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?
I feel it's your duty to do a ton of research before promoting any of these bounties. You could be responsible for having all your social media friend buy into a scam project that you were pimping to make a few bucks. Gotta be careful.
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if I see a bounty scam or not it from the bounty manager, first if the rank of newbie is me manager i a bounty deserved to be beware not dodge but we must be more thorough by looking at his website or social media if the date of its making is still 1 week then we must also be vigilant, sometimes not only that if in his thread the manager bounty less active we also must be vigilant, this is my knowledge
[/quote] I agree with you. Many projects hire bounty manager has the high rank to create campaign but it is not related to will they scam. We need to talk a look around their website, read the whitepaper, search for the team or MVP/prototype or something like this.
only way to do is stop supporting them. we never know which ico is real until they listed on exchange. yet even they are on exchange, it poise to doom as well. have faith and becareful.
it is very difficult to distinguish a good ICO or scam. I have taken ICO several times and often they are scams. I have read the whitepaper and analyzed it. but it's very difficult to know whether the ICO is a scam or not. now I just surrender in choosing.
The most important thing for me (but this is also not a guarantee) is to find out who the project manager is? How did the previous projects he held and handled? Is it successful? and how good the project manager's credibility?
If the project manager has negative credibility, i will leave it.
If the project manager has negative credibility, i will leave it.
Its sad, most scammers use ICO's a new means of extorning people coins, since they see ponzi and creation of fake mining platforms isn't working, but 1 thing they should understand it the Crypto market might not see lots of progress if this proceeds, because new investors will always get discouraged and one day give up, but its sad this selfish people do not understand this.
yes that is the impact if the ICO is used to cheat.
ICO might end, and no longer have investors if it continues like this.
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