Topic: Is it ok, when team ready to pay 10-30$ to anybody, who join telegram channel? (Read 390 times)
April 27, 2018, 07:19:28 AM
Since this is not the team's own money, but the money of investors, the project team decides how to dispose of them.
April 27, 2018, 06:47:28 AM
Each project chooses how to promote its product. The main thing is that the project has a good idea and a team.
April 23, 2018, 11:44:58 AM
I will steer clear of such channels. There is a saying in economics which goes like this "there is nothing like a free lunch". One way or the other either you will pay it back double or more, or someone else will, in a negative way that they didn't intend. I may be wrong, but such projects that pay for people to join their channels do not even show confidence in their own project. All they are doing is to create a pseudo following, for others to think that they are doing well, which in all plain sense of it is a smokescreen hence a scam. This is a good indication to investors to know projects which do not grow organically, and are probably just rushing to make millions; when you rush you make a lot of mistakes, and the project crashes along the line with a lot of invested funds.
April 23, 2018, 11:00:48 AM
Some of them don't offer realistic offers for the telegram joiners and airdrops, setting a specific price to each participant then the next day of the release to exchanges when the payment was in token the price drastically drops to -50% because of the bounty dumpers and investors, when the gas price was more expensive than the actual pricing of the rewards is truly frustrating, some of the projects offer a pools of rewards to share with each participant stakes, the problem with this method is the total numbers of the participants and the total amount of airdrops pool allocated.
April 23, 2018, 10:50:13 AM
Most coins that you will get now cost nothing or cost so that commission in eth blockchain will be higher than the cost of tokens. May be some people got lucky and find very few ICO that can give more.
It's just a matter of researching it, however marketing strategies of ICO now were quite impressive that it attracts many participants, if the budget allocation is on bounty type then its fine, but if just joining you'll be readily pay it seems to be scam or having referral or Ponzi. April 23, 2018, 10:43:34 AM
No. For example Open Collectors Network didn't pay anything and the community now has around 4900 users ( didn't went public 100%, because private sale is on going )
https://t.me/opencollectorsnetwork
https://t.me/opencollectorsnetwork
April 23, 2018, 09:37:25 AM
Hey, community.
I reviewed a lot of projects last week and surprised, where is competition happened. Instead of describe real business model, results around MVP, active users, teams are increase and increase “free” coins amounts.
Outside it looks like market, where sellers ready to pay customer money just if they agreed to grab services or goods.
Yesterday somebody wrote: “10$ if you join to my telegra group”. Next day somebody write - “we will pay 100$ for same”
No matter, if they pay in own coins. It is a money anyway. Imagine, if I will go to the street and pay each people 30$ just to press couple buttons on phone? Sounds crazy?
Can you share your opinion? Why teams not fill real value of their coins ?
I reviewed a lot of projects last week and surprised, where is competition happened. Instead of describe real business model, results around MVP, active users, teams are increase and increase “free” coins amounts.
Outside it looks like market, where sellers ready to pay customer money just if they agreed to grab services or goods.
Yesterday somebody wrote: “10$ if you join to my telegra group”. Next day somebody write - “we will pay 100$ for same”
No matter, if they pay in own coins. It is a money anyway. Imagine, if I will go to the street and pay each people 30$ just to press couple buttons on phone? Sounds crazy?
Can you share your opinion? Why teams not fill real value of their coins ?
This kind of advertisment is too bad for the project/company/ICO.
Because Imagine joining 50k telegram users and the reward is in average $20 ($10-30 as you mentioned), the total of only the telegram users who joined their telegram channel/group is $1M
Giving away 1 million dollars for just joining telegram is (I think) a waste of money and a waste of their value of their token/coin, this for me is unacceptable but they know how to deal in this open market.
April 23, 2018, 06:14:53 AM
Most coins that you will get now cost nothing or cost so that commission in eth blockchain will be higher than the cost of tokens. May be some people got lucky and find very few ICO that can give more.
April 23, 2018, 06:00:09 AM
Hey, community.
I reviewed a lot of projects last week and surprised, where is competition happened. Instead of describe real business model, results around MVP, active users, teams are increase and increase “free” coins amounts.
Outside it looks like market, where sellers ready to pay customer money just if they agreed to grab services or goods.
Yesterday somebody wrote: “10$ if you join to my telegra group”. Next day somebody write - “we will pay 100$ for same”
No matter, if they pay in own coins. It is a money anyway. Imagine, if I will go to the street and pay each people 30$ just to press couple buttons on phone? Sounds crazy?
Can you share your opinion? Why teams not fill real value of their coins ?
I reviewed a lot of projects last week and surprised, where is competition happened. Instead of describe real business model, results around MVP, active users, teams are increase and increase “free” coins amounts.
Outside it looks like market, where sellers ready to pay customer money just if they agreed to grab services or goods.
Yesterday somebody wrote: “10$ if you join to my telegra group”. Next day somebody write - “we will pay 100$ for same”
No matter, if they pay in own coins. It is a money anyway. Imagine, if I will go to the street and pay each people 30$ just to press couple buttons on phone? Sounds crazy?
Can you share your opinion? Why teams not fill real value of their coins ?
This kind of advertisment is too bad for the project/company/ICO.
Because Imagine joining 50k telegram users and the reward is in average $20 ($10-30 as you mentioned), the total of only the telegram users who joined their telegram channel/group is $1M
Giving away 1 million dollars for just joining telegram is (I think) a waste of money and a waste of their value of their token/coin, this for me is unacceptable but they know how to deal in this open market.
April 23, 2018, 05:54:58 AM
Actually $10 isn't big money if you are first world country. If you are planning to create hundred million dollar aştcoin project you may send everyone $10 worth altcoin easily, with good sponsor. This is my take on it.
April 23, 2018, 05:45:50 AM
I don't think there is anything wrong with that as long as it is not a scam projects, people have joined so many successful airdrop and their testimonies have been amazing, the likes of Havven and Cofi did airdrops also and I know they are legit projects, if it is to build a strng community around their project that is a good thing
April 23, 2018, 05:29:33 AM
It seems to me that such an artificially created interest in the project distorts the real picture. Now it is very difficult to understand the community's interest in the project, being guided by such indicator as the number of people in the telegram of the project channel. The newcomers do not understand this and think that all these people are really interested in the project, in fact it is not.
April 23, 2018, 05:20:07 AM
It is just an advertising and just a part of this business
Telegram group size is one of indicators which some investors use before to invest in project
Telegram group size is one of indicators which some investors use before to invest in project
April 23, 2018, 03:20:11 AM
Most of these airdrop programs are scams, so be careful. But they also do not require us to do anything just to participate in telegraph and messaging in their group. Join if you want to, maybe learn more experience.
April 23, 2018, 03:00:22 AM
I think it is good marketing, and by giving airdrops or free coins, their ICO will be noticed, because everyone likes free cash, and if the devs are active.on telegram you can ask them all about the ICO and what it is all about, you can even help in creating the roadmal for the team, however it will depend on your negotiations and skills. Though it is a good thing for devs to be giving out free cash to everybody, some do have a catch if you want to receive their free coins, you first must.give them money, if.you see ICOs like that, check everything from the team, if there is no white paper or an active dev, do not join and do not simply give away your money, it could be a possible scam, be careful.
April 23, 2018, 01:43:36 AM
It is a good way to grow the community because marketing is now very limited. you can't advertise on facebook and twitter you can only offer airdrop and bounties to attract people to your ico. it does have a drawback if lots of dumping occurs from the giveaways when the trading begins.
April 22, 2018, 08:58:29 PM
Hey, community.
I reviewed a lot of projects last week and surprised, where is competition happened. Instead of describe real business model, results around MVP, active users, teams are increase and increase “free” coins amounts.
Outside it looks like market, where sellers ready to pay customer money just if they agreed to grab services or goods.
Yesterday somebody wrote: “10$ if you join to my telegra group”. Next day somebody write - “we will pay 100$ for same”
No matter, if they pay in own coins. It is a money anyway. Imagine, if I will go to the street and pay each people 30$ just to press couple buttons on phone? Sounds crazy?
Can you share your opinion? Why teams not fill real value of their coins ?
I reviewed a lot of projects last week and surprised, where is competition happened. Instead of describe real business model, results around MVP, active users, teams are increase and increase “free” coins amounts.
Outside it looks like market, where sellers ready to pay customer money just if they agreed to grab services or goods.
Yesterday somebody wrote: “10$ if you join to my telegra group”. Next day somebody write - “we will pay 100$ for same”
No matter, if they pay in own coins. It is a money anyway. Imagine, if I will go to the street and pay each people 30$ just to press couple buttons on phone? Sounds crazy?
Can you share your opinion? Why teams not fill real value of their coins ?
Your analysis is right. Projects or companies that offer promotions like this are probably offering coins or tokens that are worth nothing. Why would a company offer $100 just for joining a telegram group? If it was legitimate they would lose a lot of money for something almost useless.
Remember if its too good to be true its probably a scam.
April 22, 2018, 07:12:44 PM
Hey, community.
I reviewed a lot of projects last week and surprised, where is competition happened. Instead of describe real business model, results around MVP, active users, teams are increase and increase “free” coins amounts.
Outside it looks like market, where sellers ready to pay customer money just if they agreed to grab services or goods.
Yesterday somebody wrote: “10$ if you join to my telegra group”. Next day somebody write - “we will pay 100$ for same”
No matter, if they pay in own coins. It is a money anyway. Imagine, if I will go to the street and pay each people 30$ just to press couple buttons on phone? Sounds crazy?
Can you share your opinion? Why teams not fill real value of their coins ?
I reviewed a lot of projects last week and surprised, where is competition happened. Instead of describe real business model, results around MVP, active users, teams are increase and increase “free” coins amounts.
Outside it looks like market, where sellers ready to pay customer money just if they agreed to grab services or goods.
Yesterday somebody wrote: “10$ if you join to my telegra group”. Next day somebody write - “we will pay 100$ for same”
No matter, if they pay in own coins. It is a money anyway. Imagine, if I will go to the street and pay each people 30$ just to press couple buttons on phone? Sounds crazy?
Can you share your opinion? Why teams not fill real value of their coins ?
It is an easiest way to organise community for project. Especially if project has not very interesting idea and it's an only way to build the project community. In addition it helps to spread product between, people to make it a bit popular and useful.
April 22, 2018, 06:27:04 PM
Can you share your opinion? Why teams not fill real value of their coins ?
These coins don't have much to offer public so they want to show the people that there are so many people are interested in this project. But when no one is ready to join they are paying people to join. New investors look at their channel members count and think that this project attracts so many people so they may invest money in these coins. All these are marketing tricks. They will make sure that they will get back more than what they spend on these marketing methods.
These days it has become very difficult thing find which project is good and which is one is not good to invest. So better wait for them to list in exchange to buy.
April 22, 2018, 05:58:53 PM
Hey, community.
I reviewed a lot of projects last week and surprised, where is competition happened. Instead of describe real business model, results around MVP, active users, teams are increase and increase “free” coins amounts.
Outside it looks like market, where sellers ready to pay customer money just if they agreed to grab services or goods.
Yesterday somebody wrote: “10$ if you join to my telegra group”. Next day somebody write - “we will pay 100$ for same”
No matter, if they pay in own coins. It is a money anyway. Imagine, if I will go to the street and pay each people 30$ just to press couple buttons on phone? Sounds crazy?
Can you share your opinion? Why teams not fill real value of their coins ?
I reviewed a lot of projects last week and surprised, where is competition happened. Instead of describe real business model, results around MVP, active users, teams are increase and increase “free” coins amounts.
Outside it looks like market, where sellers ready to pay customer money just if they agreed to grab services or goods.
Yesterday somebody wrote: “10$ if you join to my telegra group”. Next day somebody write - “we will pay 100$ for same”
No matter, if they pay in own coins. It is a money anyway. Imagine, if I will go to the street and pay each people 30$ just to press couple buttons on phone? Sounds crazy?
Can you share your opinion? Why teams not fill real value of their coins ?
If they are willing to give that much money just for someone to join their telegram channel, it usually means that they aren't able to generate interest in their project any other way. That is the only explanation why they would do that.
If their project is actually good and worthwhile of investing, then no way they're going to give away their tokens for that cheap.
You're right, competition in the airdrop scene and some ICOs seems to revolve around how much projects pay for people to join them these days, not how good their business models are.
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