Topic: How to know if Bounty is scam? - page 17. (Read 7536 times)
Recently, it does not matter whether the scam is a project or a project that gave a pre-offer a 90% discount. And in that and in that case, ordinary investors will lose.
If you don't like to do investigation on our own you should check on popular websites such as icoBench, topicolist, icowatchlist and see how good the projects are rated and if they are on the list on the website even. 
well, usually if the bounty is not very good then the team they have is very strange , as in the bounty chat is not very friendly is how I noticed , and of course this'll never guess what Scam is and what is not
The team will keep increasing ICO dates to reach their cap. They will keep extending bounty dates too. They will pause the bounty in between siting market condition. Delay in bounties, will lock bounty tokens saying market is adverse, etc etc.
There are a number of reasons why one can understand that the bounty scum:
- This is when the team does not fulfill its promises to the participants
- When there is no feedback
- when there are no reports on the work done
- there is no calculation of rates
- This is when the team does not fulfill its promises to the participants
- When there is no feedback
- when there are no reports on the work done
- there is no calculation of rates
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.
check bounty ratings before participate. check bounty ideas and team. also try to ask from them their future plans of the project.
I would suggest looking at the quality of design and also don't"t forget to research them before hand.
Although you can never be sure
Although you can never be sure
When the bounty team become unresponsive for no reason, it could be a sign that they have exit scammed, you check the social media to confirm it
you can and should certainly go through the rating sites - see the project evaluations there, ask the team representatives, their experience and fame, think about the possibility of implementing the idea of the project and whether it will be necessary for people. But even, having checked everything possible - there is no 100% certainty. Invest funds that do not affect your budget.
I would not trust ratings. There can be piece estimates, so ratings do not always give an objective assessment. Therefore, it is better to study the project and the project team yourself.
you can and should certainly go through the rating sites - see the project evaluations there, ask the team representatives, their experience and fame, think about the possibility of implementing the idea of the project and whether it will be necessary for people. But even, having checked everything possible - there is no 100% certainty. Invest funds that do not affect your budget.
Before you join get more information about the bounty you want to participate and get more info in the manager if the manager is trusted or not if you do that then you know if the bounty is scam.
In fact, it is difficult to identify a fraudulent bounty, it is necessary to constantly monitor the project itself, the services which it review in order to know the opinion of the project as a whole, and the lack of news updates can also indicate a scam
You need to look carefully at each project, make your own research of whitepaper, team standing behind the project and read reviews/expert ratings. When you have entered bounty campaign keep an eye on the stakes spreadsheet to check if it is updated in time.
Sometimes it's impossible to know in advance. There were projects in which no one doubted. Everything was excellent in all respects. And then the site was closed and the organizers disappeared.
First in telegram if ever they are was not active 2nd the site if they dont have a road map is so hard to tell if the bounty is scam that two that i gave is just a little
It is hard to determine scams if you are too focused on the rewards. Sometimes projects offer are so attractive and convincing but in reality their offers are even close to impossible. The question that you should be asking is what is the project looking forward to achieving or getting as a result of dragging you into the project? Aren't they losing the business with their offer that is almost too good to be true? These are the questions which I think that are very necessary for me in identifying scams projects.
In the first place, you should pay attention to the quality of the project itself! It is logical that a project that is itself a scam can not be a good campaign bounty. Secondly, talk to the bounty manager and ask him tricky questions. In fact, I prefer to follow certain bounty managers who every time lead successful projects!
Its not going to be easy to spot a project if the bounty is scam or not because they will be so active during the time of the bounty and selling of ico until after collecting money they abscond.
Regardless of the bounty hunter, Telegrams are officially unmanaged or rarely appear, there is no clear schedule when someone asks about the project and the ICO period lasts a long time.
No easy way of knowing but when you read their white paper and it looks too good to be true then u just might be right. Do your research and u will surely come up with good results
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