Topic: How to know if Bounty is scam? - page 75. (Read 7534 times)
Its difficult to know it, some successfully project and raised their hardcap also can be not paying. To chooce bounty, i often look in to bounty manager that handle the bounty program, usually they also will chooce good project so not waste their times.
I just see the conversations of people who are currently on the tread or can also see in instalgram because now a lot of bounty scam I have ever experienced ,, we must be careful to follow a project.
we do not know the bounty of the program is a scam until it is done but we can predict from the beginning by looking at the activity or reaction of the company in response to everything from the participants eg by answering all questions and providing the necessary information in social media they make for example telegram. I hope not to get a scam bounty and still get my rights in the form of a gift
A secured website is the first thing to look at if the ICO is really serious and very interested in the business they are selling. Their presence on social media and the swiftness of your question being answered by the team are all indicators that a bounty will be paid before you can invest your time in advertising for them.
First focus on the team
Next reading the whitebook
Ultimately understanding the rules
Next reading the whitebook
Ultimately understanding the rules
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.
By making a research about the background of the team if they are real and not just a photoshop or even a copy pasting in some project, the next thing is the project if they have a build project or just imagination project, then look on their whitepaper if it is reliable and then the roadmap if the roadmap contains all the details that is needed.
we must choose with this gift, always ask the community and others if what they can say about the ICO or the gift so that you will have an idea if it has redflags.
I know the experience is a scam or not is
1. who is the bounty manager?
if bounty manager is not too famous like ALU, SYLON and others
I do not believe in others.
2. telegram
if we ask about when the distribution of bounty? usually always evasive
or not at all answering or can also divert the question
3. website
there are some of the websites do not use official websites like .com, .io but
blog
that's according to my experience that ever happened to me after I examined the bounty.
thanks
1. who is the bounty manager?
if bounty manager is not too famous like ALU, SYLON and others
I do not believe in others.
2. telegram
if we ask about when the distribution of bounty? usually always evasive
or not at all answering or can also divert the question
3. website
there are some of the websites do not use official websites like .com, .io but
blog
that's according to my experience that ever happened to me after I examined the bounty.
thanks
I consider an Ico a scam if they fail to get their coin to major exchanges, this is the reason why we are investing in this ico to make a profit from future demand if we cannot trade a coin it will be stuck to our wallet, this is what happens to some to some of the coins I'm holding they are pretty useless now.
In my idea, you can figure out if the bounty is a scam if the team is not updating their works in social media sites, telegram channels or in the bitcoin forum.
to be honest.. you can not never be sure about it.. but of course you could just investigat about it, there are more or less the same parameters to understand if an ico is fraudulent or not, look at the team that composes it .. their trust score on past projects and look about their bounty manager too.
Actually for me its really hard to know if the bounty is scam because i experience to join in many scam bounty ,not once but twice 
,some scam make their effort to look it realistic so now every time i research in bounty i am looking to the manager who really know how to handle a campaign.
,some scam make their effort to look it realistic so now every time i research in bounty i am looking to the manager who really know how to handle a campaign.
I think there is nothing new to come up with, an initial analysis of the project and the team will allow you to identify potentially bad projects! A careful study of the command is one of the most important stages of selection.
Now there are a lot of scams in Bounty, so you need to be very careful and careful not to get into the scam. Always have a look at what the company is doing and what grades make different sites for this company. You also need to look at the team of the project, if any team is not a scam.
Be carefull. Research and think. If you think your bounty is scam then leave it as soon as possible. Ive experienced kind of that I participated until the end but the ending is still waiting and i informed that they scam the money of people. Think twice before you join make some research about a bounty if it is fake or legitimate. Be aware
Some ICOs' websites have team section with team's LinkedIn profiles. Visit those profiles and see if that particular person is associated with that particular ICO. If not, it is 90% scam!
We can determined the softcap and hardcap of the campaign .We can take a research of their projects and for the purposes of it , Some projects of ICO commit scam after the delivery of stakes. So better to keep searching for the negative thoughts of that projects.
As an example, the recent company Credits performed well. Russian team
And if I talk on the topic - the main thing in the search for a scam, you need to check the team. Because it depends on them, will their product be successful or not
And if I talk on the topic - the main thing in the search for a scam, you need to check the team. Because it depends on them, will their product be successful or not
Some ICOs' websites have team section with team's LinkedIn profiles. Visit those profiles and see if that particular person is associated with that particular ICO. If not, it is 90% scam!
Follow on twitter and facebook.If they come back to you when you communicate, it's probably not a lie.I have not encountered such a situation so far
Me also at the first place I dont know if the bounty was scam but for me tried to joined the chanmel telegram and give your time to take a research to have your basis before we know if it is scam or not.
There are some specific criteria about to know the Bounty is scam or not. At first, You have to check it out on the developer team and website. If you are able to make understand properly then you may find it solved. it's totally dependent on your capacity.
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