Topic: FAKE ICOs Bounties. What to do? - page 70. (Read 6426 times)
I always advise you to be able to see the composition of the team first and also see how the team's performance, we can not immediately trust a bounty program if without trusting the concept and performance. so I think that's what we must understand first.
Well it advisable you study the projects you are about to promote and not just doing that for the sake of getting paid for the campaign, because once you promote the projects you are helping them to scam more people other then your self. So my advice is always study the white papers of any project to know it authentication.
Lot's of fake ICO's out there even legits ICO's some of them dont pay, doing bounty doesn't automatically assure to you to get profit, we all have to wait. Word of advice do bounties from reputable managers and projects.
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....
First of all, you need to pay attention to the manager who runs the campaign. He must have a high rank and he shouldn't have negative trust, that's the most important thing. At the forum, there are managers who have the high level of confidence.
in fact the scammer ico has been around for a long time, and when crypto is now famous, so many people are trying to take advantage the wrong way, then the ico scam is getting rampant, but when the crypto market is falling like this, the investors are losing interest to make an investment
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.
Its very hard to distinguish a scam ICO and bounty,on my part I have learnt to do a little digging about the background of all the individuals involved in the project, It helps but is still not a 100% guarantee.
Bounties with trusted and reputable managers are most likely a legit one because Im sure they search first about the team and the project if its totally legit. Just always make your own research about the team must have real videos from the team so that you will know they actually exist.
yes, but they can make mistakes too. scammers became very professional and may cheat even experienced manager. there is no 100% guarantee on any project.
Bounties with trusted and reputable managers are most likely a legit one because Im sure they search first about the team and the project if its totally legit. Just always make your own research about the team must have real videos from the team so that you will know they actually exist.
don't take part in the campaign which have huge bounty pool especially in pre-sale ,99% is scam project.
if you want to earn bounty from really great project ,just follow one professional bounty manger ,i follow closely with amazix and bountyhive
if you want to earn bounty from really great project ,just follow one professional bounty manger ,i follow closely with amazix and bountyhive
agree with you, because nowadays many bounty program is manage by newbie account and they always offer big bounty pool rewards and they even didnt start their ico event.
don't take part in the campaign which have huge bounty pool especially in pre-sale ,99% is scam project.
if you want to earn bounty from really great project ,just follow one professional bounty manger ,i follow closely with amazix and bountyhive
if you want to earn bounty from really great project ,just follow one professional bounty manger ,i follow closely with amazix and bountyhive
ico bounty is lottery, never know will you lose or win 
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If you think that you joined some wrong bounty than first check its website properly and also read its whitepaper properly also for querries check its past history and if it confirms that it is scam than leave that bounty as soon as possible .
Yes, it is necessary to conduct a study of the project before taking part in the bounty campaign of this project. But even if we made a mistake and chose the wrong project, which turned out to be a scam, then we need to leave the campaign bounty and, if necessary, remove advertising of this project from our posts.
If you think that you joined some wrong bounty than first check its website properly and also read its whitepaper properly also for querries check its past history and if it confirms that it is scam than leave that bounty as soon as possible .
In fact, it's very difficult to know that an ICO is fake because no matter how beautiful the project is and the roadmap is, still dependent on the managers and teams of an ICO because they have the power to give or rejected our reward after promoting their project. So, I'm dependent on members of teams and advisors not for the project because they are more power in ICO.
If you take up bounties which are held by reliable admins the risk to be scammed decreases. Bounty manager cannot guarantee that a project is not a scam, but they do some research before start working on them.
How can new bounty hunters like myself differentiate between a genuine bounty and scammers bounty?
What a newbie should do is:
1. Learn the whitepaper clearly or not
2. His team is experienced in cryptocurrency
3. Experienced bounty manager
4. ICO that already has a market
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?
to be honest its not an easy task to sieve out such campaigns but the best is join campaigns of certain bounty mangers who most likely weigh if a project is good or not and conditions are fair for all and also support campanies can give an overview of an ICO of being good or not, otherwise its all about doing your due diligence.
I think the envion fake came out. I participated in the pay program but a long time has passed and I still have not received the payment. They did not do their jobs well.
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