Let look on the other part in telegram, joining in such conversation knowing and reading on what is the latest progress about the project. Ask some question to the developers if it's the project runs and going strong by sending them through personal message.
Asking about the project inside of the telegram is one way to see if it's real. Another way is asking the supporters. 
Topic: How to know if Bounty is scam? - page 5. (Read 7536 times)
You need to conduct your investigation, check the team accounts on social networks, check the company’s fees, check the application’s work, if any, the website design. Also read the white paper.
The more you carry out analyzes of scam projects and the more you will find similarities between them, the sooner you will learn to identify such projects from the first minutes of analysis. Only experience and regular work will help you master this skill.
If the whitepaper is quite doubtful then probably there's something fishy on that. But double check it by searching all the member of its team, sometimes those pictures are just got from the internet and that specific person is not existing. Then next to it is check their project if its really too good to be true.
After many experience you will know easily which bounty is scam or not. Scam bounty usually had less information on the white paper. Just follow the updates of project if there is no update in a week just leave that 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.
Just use the same methods as if you were going to invest in ICO, make a full research: read a whitepaper, find out more about the team members and their experience, analyze the social profiles. If you are searching for reliable bounties, I would recommend you to use BountyPlatform or BountyHive.
only by experience can you determine whether bounty is a fraud. It seems to me that in any case we will be faced with fraudulent bounty campaigns
Maybe they will answer later. Because the majority does not respond immediately, but some even after 2-3 days. But in general, it is necessary to conduct research before you start to engage in bounty!
I dont think bounty could be scam itlself without project, so if bounty is scam then project is scam too, i think broject which isnt scam, then they wouldnt do do scam bounty
Well it all good to be careful when investing in ico and have to look for some things like the team, their profile, how experience are they , what is the project all about , why is it good to be invest in, what will it add to human resources, how can it fix and put things in order according to how it was plan , do they really aim to achieve all their plan , can they really make the project work , and how safe are the funds in their care , you can also see if they have partnership with any great project too which will be a good evidence that they are really in business.
Bounties were popular earlier. Now Bounty is a lot of hunters of bounties and good a little. Supply and demand 
We do not know. No one can know except for very experienced people. Good research and good analysis. But we can proceed with little clues. Factors such as team analysis, market volume can be decisive. This is what I recommend.
Look first at the bounty manager, if the bounty manager is good then I make sure that the bounty will succeed in the future.
And make sure the bounty manager does not have a Negative Trust, because the Negative Trust is certain that the Manager is smeared with his name.
it is not guaranteed that when a project ICO is handled by a good manager, it will avoid scams, because a project looks good at the beginning but is known to be a scam after the project is finished. And make sure the bounty manager does not have a Negative Trust, because the Negative Trust is certain that the Manager is smeared with his name.
Look first at the bounty manager, if the bounty manager is good then I make sure that the bounty will succeed in the future.
And make sure the bounty manager does not have a Negative Trust, because the Negative Trust is certain that the Manager is smeared with his name.
And make sure the bounty manager does not have a Negative Trust, because the Negative Trust is certain that the Manager is smeared with his name.
There are many factors to follow one is to first know the team behind that bounty project. The team behind any project contributes much in determining whether a project is a scam or not.
Another factor is to understand its whitepaper these are like guidelines to follow when preparing for that project. It consists of the roadmap of that bounty project, the vision and many factors. This is the most influencial factor to follow in determining the scam bounty projects.
Another factor is to understand its whitepaper these are like guidelines to follow when preparing for that project. It consists of the roadmap of that bounty project, the vision and many factors. This is the most influencial factor to follow in determining the scam bounty projects.
There are many ways in which you can define a scam. When I take part in a bounty campaign, then I carefully study ICO project
Let look on the other part in telegram, joining in such conversation knowing and reading on what is the latest progress about the project. Ask some question to the developers if it's the project runs and going strong by sending them through personal message.
We can make reference, such as promises of more profits, big bonuses for investors interested and immediately invest in their projects. Besides, join the Bounty community on Telegram. See how they manage the Bounty, or you can check their website pages, manager info, project progress.
Don't analyze bounty, you have to analyze ICO in general.
Check out linked in profiles, transparency of ico collections, if CEO passed KYC and how frequently team performs on meet ups and roadshow events
Check out linked in profiles, transparency of ico collections, if CEO passed KYC and how frequently team performs on meet ups and roadshow events
I think checking at icoBench and icowatchlist will help 
There are several examples of projects that have a high rating on this site and, in the end, turned out to be a major fraud
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