Topic: How to know if Bounty is scam? - page 3. (Read 7533 times)
At the moment, it is almost impossible to distinguish a fraudulent project from a quality one. Scammers have become very cunning and can carefully forge a project.
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.
Usually, if the project is a Scam, it is always the site and the team is very strange and can not prove anything , but of course there are worthy projects that can not guess what can be a Scam, then you need to do at your own risk
I do not know and understand clearly how to find out whether Bounty is a scam, but after I read and browse a lot from websites that provide the means for bounty the higher the rank, the better it is to follow. but we also have to learn more about how the team's responses are related, active or not in response to the project being carried out
It seems to me that at the very beginning of the project it is impossible to understand whether it is fraudulent or not. Only at the end, when you get nothing for the work done, will it be clear whether you spent your time in vain or not.
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.
Unfortunately, the fact that ICO projects are fraudulent, we are mostly aware only when these projects are deceiving us, don’t pay us the earned tokens and generally stop communicating and reacting to our requests.Many states are now trying to create regulations to regulate the activities of ICO. Without such regulation, this activity will soon lose confidence in general, since a very large part of them is fraud.
To be honest there is no answer to this question. No matter how I analyze the projects, from time to time, I will join the scam. There is no formula that will lead to success. But I can say one good bounty manager is a long way to success.
you will not be able to determine 100 percent correctly every bounty program, so I only participate in bounty campaigns from proven bounty managers who have a minimum scam percentage
First, you must check the roadmap of the ICO. I usually search web site, forum, telegram of the ICO, and check the rates and investigate its team. There is nothing to invent new, all is already invented.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0There is Scam section in the ICO thread on the forum. Sometimes I read it. But in general, there are a lot of bounty communities keeping track of worthy ICOs. With the help of this sign, it is possible to count the number of participants.
I personally, before joining the bounty saw who were the people behind the project, after that I saw the road map of the project they were managing.
First, you must check the roadmap of the ICO. I usually search web site, forum, telegram of the ICO, and check the rates and investigate its team. There is nothing to invent new, all is already invented.
Yes, it is difficult to find out what is fraud of course, many projects are responsible during the ico , and after collecting the money just disappear and do not respond , I think there should be lucky
That is really hard thing mate. Actually you can never be sure about that. You need to analyze their website and team and project detailly.
And if you think they are professionals you can decide they are not scam.
But surely you can not know . Always people can steal our times or money. There are no regulation in this space.
And if you think they are professionals you can decide they are not scam.
But surely you can not know . Always people can steal our times or money. There are no regulation in this space.
While it is true that during the implementation of the campaign, if you pay close attention, you may realize why such projects are a scam project. For example, it does not have an event or anyone in the project team participating in international crypto events
That is really hard thing mate. Actually you can never be sure about that. You need to analyze their website and team and project detailly.
And if you think they are professionals you can decide they are not scam.
But surely you can not know . Always people can steal our times or money. There are no regulation in this space.
And if you think they are professionals you can decide they are not scam.
But surely you can not know . Always people can steal our times or money. There are no regulation in this space.
Analysis is good. But let's really look at things. Lately scammers are doing their job better. I can say that a pair of bad at first glance ICO pays a very good amount. Not worth chasing ratings.
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.
Can you name these projects or can you post it in the scam section it is right not to get paid after doing your job the people handling those campaign should be given a red tag they are fraud and misleading their bounty hunters.
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.
Sometimes, it could be very difficult to identify scam bounties, but you can always base much of your research on the team. At least you should be able to identify one confirm one or two members of the team and he must be a trusted person that has been part of a previously successful project on blockchain.
That is really hard thing mate. Actually you can never be sure about that. You need to analyze their website and team and project detailly.
And if you think they are professionals you can decide they are not scam.
But surely you can not know . Always people can steal our times or money. There are no regulation in this space.
And if you think they are professionals you can decide they are not scam.
But surely you can not know . Always people can steal our times or money. There are no regulation in this space.
It is not an easy process, but you should research the project first. Try to research the team member, the devs and the whitepaper. if the project seems legit, investigate the bounty manager and the budget. If everything is okay, you can start doing bounty.
If a project promises a high return and sets an unrealistic goal, then its almost 99% chance is scam, at least I think so. Usually, I will examine whether there is enough strength behind a project, and those projects that lack technology and lack of funds must not participate.
At the moment there are many fraudulent ico , as many of those who never reach the softcap . That would not have to spend your time in vain and not to lose savovic investment you need to carefully approach the selection of projects for investment. An important factor is the project team , the availability of quality white paper , and the finished product.
It's not easy to identify a scam bounty now lately but the only methods to know whether the campaign is genuine or/ not is to ask series of technical questions on their telegram group, doing findings about the manager and the team. Lastly, their past record I think you should find out their previous project what people say about them?
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