Topic: How to know if Bounty is scam? - page 25. (Read 7512 times)
You have to go to the site, see its design, study the team, see the roadmap, read the whitepaper, ask a couple of questions to the team and make a choice based on everything studied
To know if the bounty program is scam fund out if the project is legit or not. We need deep research to verify the strength of the project because even a good platform and have a great partnership it can be a scam. Easy for them to put logo of a great partnership so investor will attract on it. To be sure if it real ask the team of that partnership to verify. There's no 100% way to find if it's a scam beforehand. The only thing I can tell you, is to do your due diligence about the project and if it looks fishy and scammy then most likely the bounty would be the same, and the other way around. Second, look at the bounty managers, there are few known ones like, AmaZix, TokenSuite, Yahoo62278, Sylon, etc. mostly they promote legit bounties.
It's hard to find out if a bounty is a Scam or not until you finish the campaign and you are patiently waiting for your stakes but you are not given.
This question I ask myself every time I find a new project. But there is no guarantee in any project. I think the project should have a real road map, with which it must cope.
There are many ways to check whether a particular counting campaign or ICO is a Scam in which the most common is a bonus Manager check .
Maybe if ico was raised of soft cap is good ico and bounty campaign for joining, always check soft cap or not of ico sale is more important to get good bounty campaign. always find how fast an ico project sold out their token to the public and never joining ico project always delay and low of token sale.
Do some research to see if the bonus has a higher success rate . You need to do your background research.
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.
I think to know if a bounty program is a scam, first try to get information about the underlining project of the bounty. Visit their website and check for the authenticity of their site and also look at the person hosting or running the bounty.
Most important to verify to know a project good or not, kindly do your part to find the person behind the project. A real members can be seen in any social media like youtube for most. What kind of video? Attending in a conference is one better proof of not scam. Take a look for that one
Choose a reliable bounty manager, and then Google search for this project is reliable, when there is one that makes you doubt, give it up.
There is no way to know for sure that a project is a scam. They could work extremely hard and end up screwing you in the end. They may not accomplish any progress and stull be a legit team. My best advice is find a project with a well known trustworthy bounty manager. If you do not want a chance at getting scammed then find one that pays in BTC. Maybe a bitcoin Casino or something.
I learn about ranking in the best lists of sites like icobench . It is very difficult to know the generosity that is a Scam when it comes to generosity .
You have to take a gander at each task, influence your own particular research of whitepaper, to group remaining behind the undertaking and read audits/master appraisals. When you have entered abundance battle watch out for the stakes spreadsheet to check on the off chance that it is refreshed in time.
it will be hard to know, but my personal experience has always seen ratings on the ICO bench, so whether the participating team has been verified or not because it determines the eligibility of a project in developing the community and its platform
Scam projects will always have scam bounties abd when a bounty doesn't display a public spreadsheet, has no definite end date or the managers shows early signs that they do not care about hunters, this is usually a bad sign.
I usually check ico reviews like icoBench, topicolist, icowatchlist and others, if they give good ratings it means that there is a possibility that the bounty is legit, then check the quality of the website, the bounty rules, and the partispan too if too little sometimes doubts
We all know that joining bounties may have its risk but knowing about the platforms that we are campaigning is more important because we are staking our time in it and we will invest our energy and money to earn more from it. Scam bounties are made with effort because they want to earn more from it too. We just need to be careful in joining them and inspect if their creators are real.
Do not have a sixth sense to suspect the wrong, although I agree with the fact that if the deceivers want to deceive, they will do everything to achieve this goal.
Of course, it is worth paying attention to the documentation in the first place, Roadmap, team composition, Website, Githab, rating sites. How are social networks conducted, is reporting from the team and directly CEO. With time, you yourself begin to understand, having a certain experience in this!
Of course, it is worth paying attention to the documentation in the first place, Roadmap, team composition, Website, Githab, rating sites. How are social networks conducted, is reporting from the team and directly CEO. With time, you yourself begin to understand, having a certain experience in this!
Do some research about that project before joining their Bounty campaign, and always choose the bounty which social media activity much better.
There are different projects , some projects are hard to distinguish even for experienced traders and investors . Scammers are becoming more and more inventive
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