Topic: How to know if Bounty is scam? - page 36. (Read 7533 times)
To understand the scam project or not, you must develop your own ICO selection strategy. First, read the white paper and study the project team
I think you can find out if a campaign is a scam if there are no updates inside Google Spreadsheets. They must remain relevant to survive. 
How would you know whether it is a trick? Since I have experienced an abundance that let me complete every one of the interpretations first and didn't react to me after I have passed it. I trust bounties won't resemble this any longer since they request and we did our part yet they didn't do theirs. I trust you could answer my inquiry.
You cant be so confident in that, because even the honest and hardworking team can face some irresistible obstacles on their way, and development of the project will stop. But before start any work for bounty RESEARCH the project!!! Watch the site is it good? Read whitepaper and watch top team members. Are they confident enough to do what they suppose to do?
I experienced one recently. It checked out initially and everything seemed to be running smoothly, then all of a sudden they were no longer posting on their social media accounts and I couldn't find any updates about the project anywhere. My guess is they didn't intend it to be a scam, but when the fund raising didn't go as well as expected, they just gave up. Seemed like a decent project too, just a crowded market at the moment. Lesson learned, but unfortunately there will always be an element of luck involved.
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.
There is no exact move to determine whether that biunty is a scam or not. But there are pointers like in their staff, if they always send bots to reply in the telegram channel, thats one sign of inactive staff which means a scam. the other is when you know that the bounty manager has a bad reputation.
I agree that translations are very difficult and long, and some linguistic skills for this work are needed. I'm disappointed that you were not paid for them. Unfortunately, we often face injustice. Therefore, everyone should know about the project that deceived you.
I used to participate in a project before, their goal was to call 30000 ETH, and finally they succeeded (this was posted on their website). At that time, very few people took part in their bounty, and I thought this was an opportunity to make a lot of money, but one thing I did not realize was that they secretly deleted each member's information and related information. I was expecting and hoping they were not scam, but things did not seem like I hoped.
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.
You should look first on the dev team so you will know their capacity if they can maintain the platform or project. A good dev team will always have a communication with the bounty managers and they must hire a respectable leader along with the campaign. You have to read their white paper and check their project if its realistic or not.
There are many tell-tale signs. The very 1st thing here is… you need to do your background research. See what the other people are saying, maybe someone got scammed already? The 2nd thing is making sure that the project itself looks legit
The most important is to see the team members and check them out. Second most important is design. Is it stolen from somewhere or it is original? Most of the scam projects are not very good in details.
Unfortunately now among the ICO of projects and bounty campaigns there is a lot of scam. Not only the bounty participants, but also the managers are deceived. Of course you should carefully study the bounty campaigns in which you want to participate, but from the scam now no one is insured. Initially, you need to be prepared that the project in which you participate may be a fraud.
first you must find out who bounty manager on the project. find out the reputation of the person.
second you should pay attention to the road map on the project
third you have to find out the achievement of tokens sold, because it is very influential on the bounty that you get at the end
if you feel the three points are problematic according to you, then you have to go. because it lets you work hard but has no results
Good luck
second you should pay attention to the road map on the project
third you have to find out the achievement of tokens sold, because it is very influential on the bounty that you get at the end
if you feel the three points are problematic according to you, then you have to go. because it lets you work hard but has no results
Good luck
You can check the team behind the ICO. Most of the ICO's are proud to show who's behind the team. Checking on their linked in account or other social media platform will also help.
But there is no exact data where you can determine a successful project, or a scam. This I judge from my own experience, but we should not give up and keep trying again and later we can make the experience for the future better.
To know if a bounty is a scam from the start is a kind of difficult to know. But I believe researching the project team and their claims can help to expose them quickly before they waste to much of hungers' time.
You can check the team behind the ICO. Most of the ICO's are proud to show who's behind the team. Checking on their linked in account or other social media platform will also help.
It is impossible to determine exactly, but you can improve your chances by studying the team, website, product, project document. You can also see how many high-ranking members participate in the subscription campaign.
Take time to do your research it will help you to lessen the risk of being scam by those project that worthless, knowing this basic information about theproject is really important, you can use it as basis in order to learn if there's real usage and future developments, team behind and the managers are also
part of your research, be careful even you didn't use your money but its also your time and effort.
one of the main rules is the openness of the team of a project, and otherwise how lucky. if they request personal data, then most likely they are scammers.
very many interesting opinions! I personally always look at the very beginning: who sees this company, if the manager is popular, then he too is secure in advance about fraudulent projects! although recently there was a case when the popular administrator had a scam project! Next, I look at the site and a smart contract, as well as on the team and on the page in social networks! sometimes you can write something to them and learn from them straight! Further it is necessary to look at how many animated group in telegrams, and how often there are admins and answer all questions! as it is desirable to find they collected at least something before the beginning of the bounty! Not a few important are still the main team members who oversee the project!
A scam is understandable by a community in telegram chat, the frequency and truthfulness of the answers.
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