Topic: How to know if Bounty is scam? - page 21. (Read 7533 times)
There's no 100% method to discover if it's a trick in advance. The main thing I can let you know, is to do your due determination about the venture and on the off chance that it looks fishy and scammy then undoubtedly the abundance would be the same, and the a different way. Second, take a gander at the abundance supervisors, there are few known ones like, AmaZix, TokenSuite, Yahoo62278, Sylon, and so on for the most part they advance genuine bounties.
First of all, I appreciate the company's website. If there are vague formulations there, there is no information about the coin, the number of soft and hard kaps, then this leads to the thought of substandard bounty.
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 is very difficult to know whether a bounty is a scam or not, even those who have years of experience in crypto are very difficult to do that. indeed requires a lot of research and luck.
In my opinion, you should open their official website and see how many media are working with the project and check their roadmap, ideas, whitepaper, spreadsheet, etc. And from lot of things will satisfy you that it is scam or not...
I think it will be quite difficult to determine which ico is good or who won't scam and where is ico going to scam, because right now there are so many ico who are scam lately, and ico that just seems good isn't necessarily that ico won't be scam, and ico that seems bad it actually still has the possibility to become a successful ico.
Most common factors that bounty are scam is offering a huge allocation and percentage value for participants and into investors to easily attract the community. And a suspicious admin in a telegram having only one person manage and has a poor marketing strategy and poor evidence appears.
we can not prevent the scam because many people have bad habits. so be careful when joining bounty campaigns I advise you to always read white paper and join telegram so you know about the projec so that you can not get a scam.
I believe that if you had the slightest suspicion that the project is scam, then in 85% of cases it is. Recently I studied new projects and in four of them I found the same photo of the developer. And there is no data about it, and the projects are not connected in any way.
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 comes with time and experience, before investing your time in promotion of any ICO you need to do the following things: analyze their Web-site (it should be user-friendly and has a special design), scroll down a Whitepaper (usually I don't promote ICOs that have less than 30 pages in their WP) and visit their Twitter account (rate the number of Followers).
preferably before you join the translation campaign, please look first at the bounty team and product, because if you are not careful in determining the project, you will not get payment
all things considered it's difficult to state that abundance is a trick or not and the fortunes factor that you have contributed in deciding, however for reference you can see from the clearness of their organization profile, googling their ICO, their site, Rules they give, and take a stab at looking abundance they are on the web, at that point endeavor to converse with the abundance director, on the off chance that he answer and clarify unmistakably then the likelihood of abundance is valid. furthermore, one more reality from abundance supervisors and improvement groups is likewise conclusive
It is better not to look for flaws in the project to determine fraud. In my opinion, it is necessary to identify several criteria for a good project and follow them. The best two sides determine that the project is good to a greater extent. Look for the good, not the bad. Then success will come faster.
if you want to know the bounty the scam can be seen in the first few ways is by reading the telegram group, if the admin has no answer about the question the participant bounty can be a scam project, the second can be seen from the spreadsheet that never updates about the stake in a period of time which is old
to know if a bounty is scam or not you have to do some accurate research as for example see the composition of the project team if they have already done other ico previously, if they have the technical skills, if the idea of the project is winning, also look at the votes that the ico has on the sites of ico-rating
I think this can only be learned from experience, nothing else. I believe that everyone should be deceived. I think we need to draw the right conclusions from this.
For me we can know that the bounty is scam when the manager is not known or trusted and off course we can predict if the bounty is scam when the there whitepaper is not attractive and when there team is not popular. Always join a bounty that is popular and have a good manger.maybe, but not always good manager ico will succeed, you have to know that
hello mate for me better to know first bounty campaign if it's a legit. projects that you can consider will have an chance to turn to be a scam project is there is no white paper, team members are hiding there faces on the community, lack of important information to there projects, inactive members on there social sites like telegram and twitter or facebook. oow rating on ICOBENCH, for me that's how to detect scam projects.
check the validity of the project, i.e., how legit is the project proposal, is the team experienced in blockchain tech, usually if it's a solid ico, it will be a solid bounty. try not to do those that says, 5 mil of tokens up for grab etc...icos have problems raising even a few million bucks these days.
I think this can only be learned from experience, nothing else. I believe that everyone should be deceived. I think we need to draw the right conclusions from this.
For me we can know that the bounty is scam when the manager is not known or trusted and off course we can predict if the bounty is scam when the there whitepaper is not attractive and when there team is not popular. Always join a bounty that is popular and have a good manger.
I also suggest to start to check on all available sources. if they are there, too, is less suspicion. it is also worth to get acquainted with the whole team and check them out.
How to know if bounty is scam? You will find that the bounty that you are in is a scam when the telegram developer is no longer responding and if your topic is no longer subject to your bounty and if it's a private key instead of the eth address it will be called a scam so read it Make sure the telegram statements help you know that the scam is bounty or not.
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