Topic: How to know if Bounty is scam? - page 14. (Read 7536 times)
The first step to check good bounty is you should check their whitepaper and their roadmap. But some ico were unpredictable and unexpected. For all of that you should make an analysis as much as possible, you can check it in ico bench and linkedin too. And the lasf is just follow your heart and your intuition, your heart never lie to you.
I think it's impossible to be 100% sure. But the analysis should be done as much as possible.
Actually one may not be able to know initially most especially if the crypto participant is a novice but along the line, such a person would know. If one participates in any bounty campaign aspects and the stakes are not updated, tokens not given and ICO seems not have a particular period it will end, then one should begin to presume that the bounty might likely be a scam. I have been involved in some bounty campaigns that never rewarded me with tokens at all, though I never knew they were scams at the beginning but towards the end, I discovered they were scams.
For me , I know the are scam from the allocated rewards , some of them allocate 2 millions USD and this is unbilivable,
I learned there is a forum here that report bounties which have all the feature of a scam ICO in it. You can find the scam accusation section on this forum and check some programs which experts have reported it to be a scam.
it will be very difficult to find out the scamp Bounty. I think with enough experience, it will grow from each other to choose Bounty. just follow your heart when you see Bounty because it is not necessarily Bounty that looks good the results will also be good.
Well, this is so to say the task is not quite easy, you need a professional market, and a lot to learn about Kommersant project,but there is such a nuance that the project was originally planned as normal,and then something went wrong,and it turned into a Scam project
it's very difficult to determine a scam bounty or not at this time because they have an almost perfect slope, for that I usually see here about scam bounty information https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0 besides that I also see the community and the team they have
You have to do the right research about team members, ideas behind and all the other things needed.
By reading its description and the best way is contact the admin or the moderator of the campaign. Avoid bounties with a high offer percentage. The best way you will know that it is not a scam is. On telegram or in their main site.
I think by eye to determine whether there are fraudsters in your chosen company is almost impossible. But before you invest, it's good to mull the market well. Read reviews, articles. And also the successes and ratings of this company is necessary. Then you can warn yourself and your investments from fraudulent attacks.
researching the project is very important to know whether it's a good project or a scams. it is not easy because there is a lot to be researched, but it can avoid you from the scams project.
If you don't make proper research and findings before joining any campaigns, it's turned out to be a wasted effort, However, if the management are secretive about the progress of the project and no official information on social media, those projects might be scam.
Thoroughly checking the bounty information before joining is the best way to avoid it. The projects I joined the bounty, I all invested ico. That shows confidence in the project. I also picked fast and enthusiastic bounty managers
I learned there is a forum here that report bounties which have all the feature of a scam ICO in it. You can find the scam accusation section on this forum and check some programs which experts have reported it to be a scam.
How do you know if it is a scam? Because I have encountered a bounty that let me finish all the translations first and didn't respond to me after I have passed it. I hope bounties will not be like this anymore because they demand and we did our part but they didn't do theirs. I hope you could answer my question.
It seems that you seem to have encountered a scam ico, which is not uncommon. I have seen too many scams in the 2018 bounty, which is much worse than 2017.
I do not think that's a bounty scam. Bounty campaigns will pay you the token based on the project's decision.Please select carefully before joining
Tragically, it is difficult to anticipate that an abundance is trick before joining or putting into it. There would be questions yet it would be unmistakably difficult to decide it in a moment. Typically, an abundance is turning into a trick after the crusade on the off chance that it won't send or pay its members. The most ideal approach to atleast reduce the hazard is to check the foundation of the dev group to atleast have some premise on presumptions.
so you avoid the bounty that is scam, read the whitepaper and see who the team is from the project. it's better to follow a bounty handled by a trusted bounty manager
If you will read their white papers and study the team behind the project, you can easily tell if the bounty is a scam.
It is also possible that some of the projects that you have completed will still not reach the floppy hat.
It is also possible that some of the projects that you have completed will still not reach the floppy hat.
Participating in a bounty campaign is equivalent to participating in their ICO. You have to do similar level of research what you do by taking part in ICO like reading whitepaper, understanding the team, checking about partnerships etc.
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