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.
Have been a victim if this too , how do we actually figure out if they are scam or really because they all have telegram groups with so called admins and they have pictures too because someone said we should check if they have real faces 
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It is necessary to carry out the analysis of the project, as if you are going to invest money in this project, here a lot of people write about it, I also think so, because people very often choose bounty without thinking and checking the project.
Well, if they don't show the team behind the projects they may be scam, first thing I look at is the team on linkedin, the other thing you could search for is their website, if it looks polished and with alot of information than it may not be a scam.
As far as bounties go, there are NUMEROUS red flags that you have to pay attention to. Also, I'm a BIG believer in trusting your gut feeling. If something doesn't look right to you for no particular reason, just ignore it. Move on.
I very often look at what posts are posted in social networks, if you do not see the faces of the participants in this program, I begin to suspect the dishonesty of this company.
We never know what kind of modus other people used in order to trick other. Scammers evolve with the help of modern technologies now a day, making it very hard to distinguish what is legit and what is scam. Some will only knew that they are scammed in the end of the bounty. Research and choosing the right campaign, background checking for manager would be a big help. Being vigilant is the key to avoid scam
First of all I look at team, if they are OK - website good or lame, than product - do I like it or not, than bounty allocation, as far as I can understand, top projects always pay to bounty managers with big name.
I have a simple way to define if ICO a scam or not. Try to look at their projects, if they're good and have good feedback then you choose this ICO
Really hard to know ico scam. There are many scams ico very professional, and there are a lot of bounty participants and investors cheated.
The most possible thing to do is by learning about the project by reading whitepaper and road map. Then you need to find out who is behind the project, to make sure that this project is not made by random guys.
It very hard to know a bounty that is scam when it comes to bounty because the ICO may be successful but the manager turning out to be a scammer making away with all the bounty participants rewards, so at that it very hard to know the bounty that will turn out as a scam.
I think it's difficult or even unpredictable. but I usually follow the bounty that I think the program and the project is clear, besides I also find out about the rating on the top website listings such as icobench, trackico, and so forth. however, again I affirm it is not a guarantee that the bounty is not a scam. But, at least we a little avoid it and try to find ICO that if akaan success and behavior.
Previously, I made the choice of a bounty of the campaign for a manager, the better the manager knows the better, but after many mistakes I realized that this does not give any guarantee. Choose a campaign for the project the more promising the project the higher the chance of earning.
There are so many ways in determining if the bounty is a scam. I'll just tell you the way I know, for you not to be on bounty that are scam. One of the ways in order to determine if it is, is to check the twitter account of that ICO has a high followers. That's the best. And also, the activity of that account. If the activity is too low, don't join the bounty.
Join the Bounty community on Telegram. See how they manage the Bounty, or you can check their website pages, manager info, project progress. These are the most basic ones for you to know if a bounty is a scam or a potential one. C
It is very difficult to judge that we can say that ICO is scam especially when the people can't know how to search in a website on how to find good ICO. One time we can say that, that ICO is scam when it will happened into our life.
I believe that you need to personally examine every project that you are about to enter, in order to see some signs which can tell you that the project is scam. And it is possible to see that usually.
If you read white papers of scam bounty its facts and figures will never match and no well defined the road map.Scam bounty never fulfill deadline and its campaign manger will be lazy will not update the sheet properly and lack of communication with participants
It's not easy to know if a bounty will be good or it will be a scam. But one can see it if one's vigilant and then when the project team is not responding or the bounty manager of the project is not responding and even updating new information often then one can know.
I can not be sure everywhere. Every bounty is a risk. Therefore, I choose generosity by rating, I read the technical document. Yes, I also hope for a good outcome.
In my humble opinion, You can look on the team if they're identified or verified. If it's not, then think twice if you're going to cooperate with that team. Search and study a lot about the team and be very careful enough to your actions. Action takes responsibilities. Scams are everywhere. Be careful.
I can not be sure everywhere. Every bounty is a risk. Therefore, I choose generosity by rating, I read the technical document. Yes, I also hope for a good outcome.
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