Topic: It is hard to detect scammed bounty campaign.. - page 10. (Read 37281 times)
It's difficult, but maybe possible in some cases. To do this, you need to study carefully the project itself and bounty managers. There are some managers, the percentage of scams among which is simply impressive.
A reputable manager is important. You should find and work with reputable bounty manager who guarantee the payment of your work. I think you can find it here , there are some that are good at paying the bounty. Some manager escrow the service. But now too many scam coins make us confused.
Even reputable bounty managers can get scammed by the project team, sadly.
I think to minimize the number of scam bounty you participated in, always join campaign from only trusted bounty manager, since they are trusted they wouldn't wanna ruin their reputation and the will always drop a legit campaign
A reputable manager is important. You should find and work with reputable bounty manager who guarantee the payment of your work. I think you can find it here , there are some that are good at paying the bounty. Some manager escrow the service. But now too many scam coins make us confused.
Usually scam ICOs provide fake bounty campaigns. At the same time, it is much easier to detect scam ICO, so you have the tutorial for detection of scam bounty.
That is why we all need some guarantees and regulations. In addition, I consider that it is possible to implement smart contracts into token distribution process, so there will be no scammers.
Pay attention to the ICOs that allow you to get some bounty tokens right during the ICOs. It means that chance of fooling you is extremely low.
Scam bounty in this forum there are different topics to identify campaigns. Investors often control team members and their social media accounts. You get an idea of the project by reviewing the website. Scam bounty multiplicity is a big problem.
In my opinion, to check a legit bounty is to check their website if it is properly programmed and also their team because sometimes they are fake people and fake names so always check their background and their linkedin account, and if you are too lazy for checking to go to ICO checking websites like ICO bench it because they will do the work for you and sometimes their rating is accurate and will help you a lot that is just my advise.
Far too many ICOs and bounties are scams.
In the case of TokenPay they are behaving like a legitimate business but they scammed hundreds of thousands of US$ in the bounty campaign by not paying anybody and scamming the bounty manager.
No matter how much research you do and how much you take care to investigate the truth is the scammers are getting more and more sophisticated so it makes harder for newbies and those who are gullible to get scammed sadly.
It would be easy but it is gonna take time since you will be doing research for all of their resources and if they really have a legit team.
All of the bounties today are becoming scam because its easy money to make a campaign.
All of the bounties today are becoming scam because its easy money to make a campaign.
Yes it is. I have a lot of questions on how to detect scam projects and avoid them, but it isn't so easy to do so. There are a lot of projects out there that are scams, but you wouldn't even be aware, until you have fallen prey, no matter how informed or smart you are. one just have to be a little more careful to not fall for these scams.
It is true that many ICOs are created every day and sometimes we have doubts if the project is totally legitimate or not. The doubt is present because we have had the experience of being scammed by an ICO or a Bounty campaign.
In particular, I've joined the business with "Working product" whose businesses have created an ICO to invest in (Technology, Capital, Blockchain, expansion, etc).
I still trust the ICO rating platforms and the Bounty Manager of good repute as well as bounty hunter platforms that work as a filter so that we can choose the best project.
In particular, I've joined the business with "Working product" whose businesses have created an ICO to invest in (Technology, Capital, Blockchain, expansion, etc).
I still trust the ICO rating platforms and the Bounty Manager of good repute as well as bounty hunter platforms that work as a filter so that we can choose the best project.
In fact, there is nothing difficult in this, the whole difficulty is that you need to spend enough time on it, and many cannot even make such a sacrifice, and in the end they still lose time because the project for which they worked turned out to be a scam. The time spent in depth analysis at the beginning of your work saves you much more time in the future.
To be sincere with you, you can't guarantee a bounty campaign is a scam or not. Although, the failure chances can be reduce by doing quality research about the bounty manager, how feasible is the goal of the project you about to advertise and so on.
It is really hard to detect scammed bounty campaign. After completing all the requirements to be able to get accepted in a bounty campaign, spending much time to participate in forums and not to mention carrying their banners, completing all the tasks and reports then all of a sudden you will just find out that you have been scammed already. luckily I am not the only one but to think all participants did the same efforts as well as you did. But it is really happening, lesson learned and could be just charge it to experience and move on. If we could only find out at early stage if we were in to scam or a legit bounty campaign. Who would really know anyway?
So painful actually when things turns out this way. I have found my self in this mess severally. Some things I have actually learnt all this while include;
1. Scam projects are so rampant now that even checking the integrity of any bounty manager won't help at all.
2. It would take serious grace to see good and reliable project lately as the entire crypto community is going through a lot.
3. Carefulness and using one discretion is required to choose well at this time.
Yes, its sometimes hard to detect if an ICO is a scam or not because some of them will look legit at the beginning but all of a sudden everything will turn to scam. Therefore its difficult to identity scam ICO in the beginning. My opinion.
Just no one wants to bother and study all the documentation, to conduct their own analysis. Everyone is watching what to do and what kind of earnings. And then everyone is surprised that they spent so much time, and the result is 0.
Some scammers have all the proper documentation and they decide to do scam without anyone knowing who they really are. Scams are hard to locate.
Now a lot of companies that really cheat and the worst thing is not that it is in the process of Scam and for example was such a campaign of generosity and it was called Cuber fm. All bounty hunters haven't been paid a penny! One of the campaign leaders has inflated a very big scandal and on the basis of this scandal he refused to pay everyone and I'm afraid that soon many campaigns can use it.
Yes, you right, its hard to choose which project are good to make more profit in the future, because there are many scam project and wasting time that is why we need to know how to distinguish scam and goop project.
I think we can determine which project are good if we are doing our own research first before joining some campaign, just look in their white paper, their team and a like just make sure that you are joining a good project handle by real team to avoid wasting your time.
I think we can determine which project are good if we are doing our own research first before joining some campaign, just look in their white paper, their team and a like just make sure that you are joining a good project handle by real team to avoid wasting your time.
First time when you joined in new bounty project and you can not easily detect scammed campaign. You trust in ICO rating sites?
Trusted managers campaigns always good. I prefer good bounty management yahoo62278, btcltcdigger and amazix.
Trusted managers campaigns always good. I prefer good bounty management yahoo62278, btcltcdigger and amazix.
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