Topic: How search bounty legit or scam?? (Read 740 times)
First you need to read the white paper, read and check the entire team, and then follow the updates on social networks and fees for ICO
In most cases when you do bounty it's hard to know whether it's scam or not. I usually before there how to start doing the bounty, I study the project, the team, the site, the idea of the project. And if it seems to me that everything is in vain, then I proceed to implement. But even this does not always give a one hundred percent guarantee
There's no way to know the status of the bounty company until it's over. An example the PDATA. The project is not a Scam, but the developers broke off relations with the company that led the bounty company on the forum. Bounty hunters have been involved in bounty for several months, and now they have lost the prospect of getting their tokens. 
If you want to know that bounty is legit or not so you need to read their whitepaper and visit their social media know about their team this will help you to know bouty is scam or legit.
whenever they will listening their ico and bounties companies and though they bring an exchange instantly and their community to be strong or loyal. Some scammer come to this platform for their own benefit. And more bounties comes to it platform and more benefit for their honesty or loyalty. So you just go their roadmap or whitepaper.
Check the company, the team, if they go to conferences, if they are active, supported by strong advisers. Then you make sure bounty will be organized and also money paid in time. Companies that don't care are not worth investing in.
You should have enough experience to indicate correctly if there's a scam or not, because scammers are too good nowadays. 
There are many ico that are scam nowadays. Some are fail to get and collect enough funds to sustain their project. But there are still many legit ico we just need to be patience in finding and reading some of their whitepaper to know if that project has a potential to become successful. Its about your own understanding if you think that project is worth to invest. You just need to ne careful.
If a person does not have enough knowledge to better choose ico companies, it is better to pay attention to professionals whose authority is important to you or to whom you trust and repeat their actions, choosing the same as they. And also learn to make the right choice at the same time. 
There are many ico that are scam nowadays. Some are fail to get and collect enough funds to sustain their project. But there are still many legit ico we just need to be patience in finding and reading some of their whitepaper to know if that project has a potential to become successful. Its about your own understanding if you think that project is worth to invest. You just need to ne careful.
to be able to see and look for bounty legit and mark bounty scam nowadays it is very difficult because at this time very much bounty try to be legit but when ico finished they become scam, and there are some ico like that, so better you should be more be careful and make sure it is registered at https://icobench.com/icos and founder of ico is already doing KYC so that the founder can be in criminal wear if scam.
If the project does not have proper or experienced team mates then there are possible chances that project may get dumbbed on way.
I think that there no one will give a 100% guarantee that the Bounty Company has good potential. In any case, you can give a lot of examples, where experienced specialists in the crypto currency market are also mistaken and fall into the trap of fraudsters. 
Dude, i would summerize few points to look at when filtering an ICO legit or scam.
Read the white paper, confirm and dig more about the company or ICO on sites, confirm how long they are existing in infrastructure, know their acheivwments in the past, get to know their team members profiles and thier future roadmap. These details will certainly confirm you of a legit or a scam ICO.
Read the white paper, confirm and dig more about the company or ICO on sites, confirm how long they are existing in infrastructure, know their acheivwments in the past, get to know their team members profiles and thier future roadmap. These details will certainly confirm you of a legit or a scam ICO.
If the project does not have proper or experienced team mates then there are possible chances that project may get dumbbed on way.
I also tried several campaigns on supported platforms. As an example, bountyplatform will have some exclusive and reputable campaigns for you, try it.
There are many scam ico's now... and honestly it becomes more difficult to identify their... and above all, you need to spend a lot of time researching them.
We need to look at the team and see if people will need it in the future. If this is a bounty project you need to watch which Manager. A good Manager will not take control of a bad project.
First of all pay attention to the manager and his trust. Now bad managers are painted in red, which makes it easier to find bounty campaigns. If the manager is a novice, then check whether there is a project on the radar of large sites dedicated to the ICO.
Just do what the investors do in their search for a legit investment because if there is no research or background checking then there will be a huge risk for the investors because they will not find out if the team is legit or the project is real at the first place so if you want to become a successful bounty hunter then act as an investor and do what they are doing.
Not sure yet, I do many projects update and post regularly. But when the review, they said that the project was suspended for some reason. shameful
for now it seems to have been very difficult to distinguish bounty legit or bounty scam, but you should when you want to be a bounty participant you should see from the ico team, make sure that all information in whitepapper and from the team is also clear.
In my opinion It is possible to argue that a scam company could hire a professional white paper copywriter and still come up with an excellent proposal. Thank you....
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