Topic: FAKE ICOs Bounties. What to do? - page 84. (Read 6426 times)
Does it happen often to you guys , that you dont get paid your bounties?
Difficult situation. As it seems to me, we all will face such a problem once. But at best it is necessary to conclude a contract between the two parties so that there are no problems.
To conclude a contract seems to me unreal. Too many people can contribute to the promotion program. This is a lot of problems for the customer.
even god company can scam you just need to choose a good project with a good team and a good roadmap and everything will be ok
Difficult situation. As it seems to me, we all will face such a problem once. But at best it is necessary to conclude a contract between the two parties so that there are no problems.
To conclude a contract seems to me unreal. Too many people can contribute to the promotion program. This is a lot of problems for the customer. 
Difficult situation. As it seems to me, we all will face such a problem once. But at best it is necessary to conclude a contract between the two parties so that there are no problems.
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?
First of all check the website if the website is HD and well organize and not cheap theres a possibility that its not scam. Second check the white paper if it has a pottential and unique idea then it has a chance of success in the ico. Then join the telegram look if it has a strong community and see also their social media like facebook and twitter account. Then check also the bounty manager sometimes the token hire their personal bounty manager and mostly are newbie in rank theres a risk there. So, its up to you if you join.
There is no way, but you can report them. There is no supervision and practical implementation of the reward activities, so you should study it carefully when you meet the reward activities.
Do your own research about the project and the bounty campaign manager first. Then if you're sure about it then participate.
You can do a research before you do those bounty program of that ICo. You can do that mate, if you think that those ICo bounty are scam of fake then just leave it. no need to pursue when you notice it. Most of the bounty program that is not fake are those ICos bounty who have more active member in their PoST and have many members.
There is not much you can do except to check the projects carefully. Normally, there are three problems:
a) They don´t pay because its a scam.
b) They don´t pay your stakes or they pay late.
c) They pay, but it is not profitable
So you need to do all the checks to validate these points. A classic example, they say the token is worth 1$ and they pay 100 tokens, but the token is not worth even half.
a) They don´t pay because its a scam.
b) They don´t pay your stakes or they pay late.
c) They pay, but it is not profitable
So you need to do all the checks to validate these points. A classic example, they say the token is worth 1$ and they pay 100 tokens, but the token is not worth even half.
Most of the time, you can find them through the gtihub code, you can watch their quality of coding to judge whether this bounty thread is a scam, this is some of my experience, generally choose a good bounty manager is the best way.
Actually it is a bit difficult to distinguish which scam and which are real because most of the bounty projects offer interesting products, so to distinguish usually from the manager who holds the project and the team that is in it, if we have doubts with the manager and team though have a good concept better we do not just follow the project because there are many other projects that really real.
Spotting fake ICOs and bounty campaigns is very hard for me but not me.
Before I hit apply for bounty campaign, I do check first their Telegram Channel. If there are more than a thousand members then the higher chance that it is legitimate otherwise, I bumped into some channels that has only a hundred or less then I instantly close the page and find another good bounty campaigns elsewhere.
For me it's effective than wasting time on their websites, white papers, persons involved and other stuff.
Before I hit apply for bounty campaign, I do check first their Telegram Channel. If there are more than a thousand members then the higher chance that it is legitimate otherwise, I bumped into some channels that has only a hundred or less then I instantly close the page and find another good bounty campaigns elsewhere.
For me it's effective than wasting time on their websites, white papers, persons involved and other stuff.
in the ICO world, complete anarchy, so it is so difficult to guarantee the success of the project. You can watch the sites with project reviews, but this does not give any guarantee
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 really like the way you think man. Everyone should think like you and be careful on what projects they promote since it can really mess up other people's lives.
One thing I can advice you though is to read. Yes, you must read, read, read and internalize. This is the only way that you can be able to differentiate scams from real great projects that really does deserve a lot of support. Although I can't say that I am good at choosing campaigns, at least I can say that I am not promoting a scam project.
Hope you keep this in mind man.
before do a bounty do some background check ..and check the bounty manager
It is so cute to read the author say he encourages people to invest in an ico:) it is great he believes he does, but actually who will invest in a project having read on sm smth like "join the #ico, #crowdsale is on now" 
so as for me bounty hunters have no responsibility for whether a project is a scam or not.
so as for me bounty hunters have no responsibility for whether a project is a scam or not.
You can find a few well known people from the blockchain industry and go by their advice when they recommend an ICO and only to consider investing in those ICOs.
Easiest way to check ico for scam is to check some ico valuation services like icorating or icobench, but nobody can't guarantee that it 100% not a scam. But it's a good start
I am also right now researching and looking for some good bounties and after reading your post I will refine my search a bit more...I suggest you too to do a refine search before participating in any of the bounties....Meanwhile I have participated in Ricona coin Bounty...It sounds good to me... Once my stakes were not credited or you can say a bit delay I complained to them and the members of the team immediately replied me and on the other hand stakes were there in my account....
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