HUMANCOIN reached softcap but DONT want to pay bountyhunters

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Quote from: TECSHARE on November 21, 2018, 12:20:06 AM

So they stole free marketing work from you? Start using these same skills to market against them until they pay up.

somebody found a money-making machine here
some group laughs straight in your face

Legendary members "supports" fraudsters ?
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.48075770

""But that's not it! it's all the fault of these "newbie" members. We can not do anything about it. It's important that we earn a lot of money from suckers. We have bitcoins, we have false ID documents from bounties, we have clean hands." - the whole idea of the bitcointalk.org

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Quote from: ChiNgadOr on November 20, 2018, 12:18:34 PM

1) No project will scrow funds for bounty. if you find one, please enlight me. \

My friend, there are some projects that hand in bounty funds through Escrow, I have worked with a few of them. You need to research and dig deeper. Avoid lazy bounty managers

Quote from: ChiNgadOr on November 20, 2018, 12:18:34 PM

2) Yes, manager is very known and has a reputable background here. He is HERO member, so definitely not a rookie

Being a hero member is nothing. Once greedy for money, always greedy, btcltcdigger being greedy has ended up managing scam projects and if you had looked at his trust, you should have realized that he is no longer a worthy bounty manager. He's already red tagged for previously managing scam project bounties

That said, sorry about what happened to you, it should just be a positive lesson to you to avoid careless bounty managers like btcltcdigger who don't do any due diligence.

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This is very frustrating they should be ban from this forum and tag all their account, we should spread this to potential investors if they have done it to their bounty hunters what more to their project and their investors.

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Quote from: ChiNgadOr on November 21, 2018, 10:25:28 AM

Quote from: TECSHARE on November 21, 2018, 12:20:06 AM

So they stole free marketing work from you? Start using these same skills to market against them until they pay up.

this is exactly the idea... mobilize all bounty hunters to spread the word about how Humancoin's team is not trustable, just a piece of s**t

I say go even further. Find out where they market, and put your own ads up there exposing them. Go to where they live and where they sell their pilfered coins and tell everyone.

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Quote from: TECSHARE on November 21, 2018, 12:20:06 AM

So they stole free marketing work from you? Start using these same skills to market against them until they pay up.

this is exactly the idea... mobilize all bounty hunters to spread the word about how Humancoin's team is not trustable, just a piece of s**t

TECSHARE

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So they stole free marketing work from you? Start using these same skills to market against them until they pay up.

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Quote from: Patatas on November 17, 2018, 07:29:27 AM

Quote from: ChiNgadOr on November 14, 2018, 04:26:53 AM

I feel pretty frustrated and not sure if this goes in this topic.. if i am wrong please delete it and sorry for the inconveniences.

It is obviously a unscrupulous way to afford free marketing working force.. you used us to create awareness of your project. you fixed a softcap and it was achieved, so you have a compromise with bounty hunters. The same way you used us for free marketing, angry thousands of bounty hunters will spread the word about your scam to us like wildfire and harm your company. Dont believe it? Ask to Sapien's team about what happened.. you just unleashed sleeping beast..

Good luck.. you will need it

Did you use google translate to write this post? Seems like it. Also, you're a bounty hunter so I wouldn't be surprised. You can't do shit as a bounty hunter. Let me tell you why you're equally responsible for this

1. Did the project use an escrow? What made you blindly have faith in them?
2. Was the bounty manager reputed? Why did you join a bounty managed by a rookie?
3. Did you do your own research on the project team etc?

No, i didnt used google translate. i Have learnt english on my own with the only help of internet, while studying university and working 7 days a wee during 4 years to pay my studies. I also speak spanish (native), german (did my univ degree in Köln), french and italian. wonder if you can also speak few languages like me, although it is in this poor level...

1) No project will scrow funds for bounty. if you find one, please enlight me.
2) Yes, manager is very known and has a reputable background here. He is HERO member, so definitely not a rookie
3) of course..i dont just look at website reviews.. but I also read whitepaper, take a look at each member of the team, feasible caps, roadmap, history of company...

Anyway, thanks for your post, although it wasnt helpful to me.

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Quote from: Patatas on November 17, 2018, 07:29:27 AM

Did you use google translate to write this post? Seems like it. Also, you're a bounty hunter so I wouldn't be surprised. You can't do shit as a bounty hunter. Let me tell you why you're equally responsible for this

1. Did the project use an escrow? What made you blindly have faith in them?
2. Was the bounty manager reputed? Why did you join a bounty managed by a rookie?
3. Did you do your own research on the project team etc?

That is the common problem why there are lots of bounty hunters are getting scammed because of lack or research and investigation to what ICO they are joining in. They are getting really excited to spam all the way around the forum just to advertise a shitcoin. Bounty hunter should manage their risk to avoid the percentage of getting scammed. Also, if they have put a lot of their time wearing and posting all day and night and the project they are advestising turns out to be scam, they will likely blame the bounty manager as the main antagonist of their loss.

Due to the greedyness of money, they just learned how to become lazy to the extent of not doing any research at all and get scammed, they also learn on how to waste their time end effort just to spam and disrespect the bounty manager.

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Quote from: ChiNgadOr on November 14, 2018, 04:26:53 AM

I feel pretty frustrated and not sure if this goes in this topic.. if i am wrong please delete it and sorry for the inconveniences.

It is obviously a unscrupulous way to afford free marketing working force.. you used us to create awareness of your project. you fixed a softcap and it was achieved, so you have a compromise with bounty hunters. The same way you used us for free marketing, angry thousands of bounty hunters will spread the word about your scam to us like wildfire and harm your company. Dont believe it? Ask to Sapien's team about what happened.. you just unleashed sleeping beast..

Good luck.. you will need it

Did you use google translate to write this post? Seems like it. Also, you're a bounty hunter so I wouldn't be surprised. You can't do shit as a bounty hunter. Let me tell you why you're equally responsible for this

1. Did the project use an escrow? What made you blindly have faith in them?
2. Was the bounty manager reputed? Why did you join a bounty managed by a rookie?
3. Did you do your own research on the project team etc?

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Quote from: Hagmonar on November 15, 2018, 03:56:06 AM

Their telegram group has gone. btcltcdigger contacted the Humancoin team and they says "The humancoin promised to give tokens. If tokens released the “bounty hunters” would receive their share" Angry

This is a clear indication that the team have planned all this bullshits from the start.

Well it will be so hard after promoting their project and even reaching it to softcap is one good reason that the team should keep their promise. I can't exactly do not know why team like them is really good to bounty hunters early at the start up of the ICO period but later on as ICO ended team will nowhere to be found and probably will run away. This problem should be addressed properly to any third party concerning about cryptocurrency like the government or the bitcoin team itself.

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I created Hunters guild. We nned to get togheter and fight back against this type of scammers. Feel free to join

https://t.me/HuntersGuild

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I hope it will not happen to the coins I'm promoting, we all deserve our shares coming from our effort, the other scenario is dev paying bounty hunters but their coins are shitcoin and will not going to be listed in exchange, two worse scenarios.

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Their telegram group has gone. btcltcdigger contacted the Humancoin team and they says "The humancoin promised to give tokens. If tokens released the “bounty hunters” would receive their share" Angry

This is a clear indication that the team have planned all this bullshits from the start.

ChiNgadOr

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I feel pretty frustrated and not sure if this goes in this topic.. if i am wrong please delete it and sorry for the inconveniences.

It is obviously a unscrupulous way to afford free marketing working force.. you used us to create awareness of your project. you fixed a softcap and it was achieved, so you have a compromise with bounty hunters. The same way you used us for free marketing, angry thousands of bounty hunters will spread the word about your scam to us like wildfire and harm your company. Dont believe it? Ask to Sapien's team about what happened.. you just unleashed sleeping beast..

Good luck.. you will need it

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