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Topic: How to know if Bounty is scam? - page 9. (Read 7536 times)
Now it is very difficult to check it. Almost all projects which enter the cryptoforeign exchange market it now are SCAM. It is very difficult to find the good project.
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 guarantee that you will hundred percent know if an ICO is legit or scam. It is that you should have to accept the fact that sometimes you have to fall in order to be strong. So if you get scammed, try not to get too affected and just continue to invest because not all the time you will be down by a scam project.
I think almost all of ICO is currently a scam, because ICO's popularity has now declined, many ICO can't provided investors with profit, so, many investors have switched to other investments
This is really bad judgment, you can do some investigation before the bounty begins.
You need to carefully analyze the project, its idea, read the white paper, analyze the team and their activities. Of the entire list of projects, very few are really promising.
Before the scammers are revealed, it is difficult to determine which one is true and which one is false, so if you want to judge the true and false of the bounty task, then you have to spend more time to analyze. Otherwise I think it is difficult to judge.
At the moment, many fraud projects and their definition are very complex. Personally, I always check the information on many sites, draw attention to the campaign manager, what is his rating on the forum, whether the project has a product (this is very important), what a soft cap and hard cap and when the ICO is planned.
I personally communicate with people who have a bounty project with me. it is difficult to choose which projects will not be scams and which projects do not have fraud. I just hope that every bounty project that I follow is successful.
Have you ever participated in bounty yet? If you have ever been cheated bounty yet? What do you do if they scam on you?
First of all, I turn to the bounty campaign site. If there is no information about fees, a suspicious team, a very similar interface with the site, then I define bounty as fraud. But for me, the activity of people in the social networks of this campaign is important. If there are not enough subscribers, the project is definitely a fake.
It's very difficult to determine whether it's a scam or not. Even if they hire a good manager bounty.
But maybe the difference is if we follow the campaign with managers who have good competence,
they always give an announcement if it turns out the project is a scam
But maybe the difference is if we follow the campaign with managers who have good competence,
they always give an announcement if it turns out the project is a scam
Just want to say that the crypto market and bounty programs have high risks. It is almost impossible to completely protect yourself from them, but you can minimize this probability. To do this, you need to conduct a thorough study of a particular project, with the study of documentation, the development team and third-party ratings.
Before you join get more information about the bounty you want to participate and get more info in the manager if the manager is trusted or not if you do that then you know if the bounty is scam
The most essential is to see the colleagues and look at them. Second most critical is outline. Is it stolen from some place or it is unique? The vast majority of the trick ventures are bad in subtle elements.
I think the best way to identify the SCAM is analyze team curricula, to know if there is a sufficient background to develop the project.
It is impossible to know if a bounty is a scam. You only know it after the end of the ICO and sometimes after some months after the end of the ICO. Scammers are really good to promote their projects.
so you know if a bounty is a scam or you do not need to investigate the profiles of the bounty manager to make sure that you also see if a bounty meets the requirements to prevent the scam.
I simply experienced it today, the venture that I took part in for very nearly multi month and sat tight right around 2 months for circulation as of recently there is no report, and just today my companion said that the abundance venture was a trick. I'ts exceptionally hard to see an abundance as a trick or not on account of numerous bounties that take after genuine bounties will be extremely troublesome.
I draw attention to such points as the site, the team, social networks and ratings on the sites with the confirmation of team members. If all of these things satisfy me, then I proceed to perform the tasks. The problem now is that many ICO can't collect the right amount of funds. Here you can't guess.
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