Topic: How to know if Bounty is scam? - page 53. (Read 7534 times)
The easiest way to spot a scam bounty is to check how they manage the bounty campaign, if the bounty manager didn't update the stakes weekly, answer the participant's questions, etc then you should avoid them.
You can only know if the ico project is not well known and is minimal. That's a sign that you've been scamed. Thank you..
Do adequate research. If you can't get all necessary information about the project, the founder and their affiliate. Dear find your way.
you can get some signs of scam through some factors. First of all, reading their whitepaper will give the idea of legitimate or swindle projects. Then observe their website and project team. If they have clear ideas and good project team, then it is worth investing
the base way to know whether its a scam or not is look for the team behind it since they do most of the skimming on the campaigns they manage but this is not a sure thing after doing so you can do your own research on the campaigns this is the common tricks bounty hunters do and also be prepared on what to happen dont lose hope if it turns out to be a scam strive harder.
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.
Its very difficult to determine of the bounty is a scam. However, dig some research in order to know if the bounty has a higher percentage of sucess. Also join to the bounty that has been manage by a credible bounty manager.
Agree in your opinion. Make a deep research also those Development team members with successful experience of their previous ICO bounty campaign. I think this is one of the best way to determine bounty is not a scam.
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
Its very difficult to determine of the bounty is a scam. However, dig some research in order to know if the bounty has a higher percentage of sucess. Also join to the bounty that has been manage by a credible bounty manager.
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 would say check in the forums, as well reviews about the project and then take your decision.
I joined Welltrado bounty campaign and until now everything is more than fine.
I try to trust the bounty manager. For example, Sergei Gerasimenko is a very good manager. Therefore, I try to participate in his companies
I do not think there is any special feature to know if the campaign is a scam or not, because I have experienced the same thing, as long as the campaign is running all looks fine, the admin response is good, but the reality at the end of the campaign is no explanation whatsoever, I deeply regret that happened , but one to avoid such thing just know more admin, admin input scam campaign in our black book list, if campaign belongs to previous admin then leave
you are right and I agree with you, there is no any feature that can detect the bounty is scam or real, we can only see the team that is in bounty and do some research so that we avoid bounty scam 
I do not think there is any special feature to know if the campaign is a scam or not, because I have experienced the same thing, as long as the campaign is running all looks fine, the admin response is good, but the reality at the end of the campaign is no explanation whatsoever, I deeply regret that happened , but one to avoid such thing just know more admin, admin input scam campaign in our black book list, if campaign belongs to previous admin then leave
You may check it on aggregators like Bountyhive, or just study a little about the project's whitepaper, its team and roadmap to sum up whether the project is not a scam or it is. I know it's easy to advice rather then do so I can assure you, as for myself I just believe that bounties are fair and choose the most promising projects in my vision (EOS, Bitupper, Cardano, NEO)
The fact is that you can associate yourself with a fraudulent project without even knowing it. There are some projects that have managed to deceive the Bounty members of the company, as well as investors. You can name such names as Danero and Centra.
You may check it on aggregators like Bountyhive, or just study a little about the project's whitepaper, its team and roadmap to sum up whether the project is not a scam or it is. I know it's easy to advice rather then do so I can assure you, as for myself I just believe that bounties are fair and choose the most promising projects in my vision (EOS, Bitupper, Cardano, NEO)
if I see from an unreasonable bounty allocation and the bounty manager or dev ICO is rarely active.
Scam should be easy to identify in cryptocurrency. The reason I said this is because there are pattern that defines scam project and we all know what a legit project looks like! Just avoid project that do not tow the path of decentralised idea!
Unfortunately, it is impossible to predict that a bounty is scam before joining or investing into it. There would be doubts but it would be clearly impossible to determine it in an instant. Usually, a bounty is becoming a scam after the campaign if it won't send or pay its participants. The best way to atleast lessen the risk is to check the background of the dev team to atleast have some basis on assumptions.
if the crooks have the experience, you will find it only once won't get your tokens. therefore, it is difficult to give a definite answer. But before trying to reserve a place for a translation participant, I recommend a thorough analysis of the project.
First of all know the team of the project, read white paper and rules. It is advised to spend your resources in highly reputable projects with professional teams
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