Topic: It is hard to detect scammed bounty campaign.. - page 6. (Read 37281 times)
Its really hard to detect since most at times they come with similar features of that of a real bounty. Without a thorough research then forget it you might end up been duped. That is why most at times many get involve.
I think it is extremely hard to detect a scam bounty and a scam project. I had some bounty campaigns that at the end of the campaign simply disappeared. I need to be more careful
It is very difficult to do this, so you should pay great attention when choosing a campaign, find out all the information about the creators, the team and their plans, as well as product readliness.
Choosing a bounty campaign its not easy today. We need to make sure the bounty campaign that we want participate is legit. I think a good way to prevent fraud project is following famous bounty manager. Not 100% work but at least the project is acceptable.
even famous bounty manager may be cheated by scammers. bounty hunter should also study the project and see the rel people behind it and activity like meetings with investors or events.
nothing can be a guide to knowing whether this project is scam or not, it is difficult to determine because I used to participate in projects that were initially good but eventually scam, beginners usually lack knowledge and experience so they take part in projects that turn into fraud, before join the project it's better to know in detail the information from the project in detail about the whitepaper, roadmap, and the team incorporated in it.
Choosing a bounty campaign its not easy today. We need to make sure the bounty campaign that we want participate is legit. I think a good way to prevent fraud project is following famous bounty manager. Not 100% work but at least the project is acceptable.
In most cases, it is difficult to differentiate a good project from a scam project, because these scammers ensure everything about the project look so real. Therefore, anyone can fall a victim even with extensive research being conducted about the project.
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?
Well to be honest, it is easy to know if a bounty is a scam or not. From their website alone and their rating on ICO bench will let you know that their project is scam if it is poorly done. Their project too, if it is too good to be true then there's a great chance that it is a scam. Trust me its really more than hard to detect when a project is purposely to scam others. They most at times comes with all the details and really look appealing than the real ones. The most confusing aspect is even when they are given a higher rating at the various ICO rating sites.
That's is true really hard to detect scamm bounty campaign project not only the details of whitepaper high pay rate from participant it's also include the huge bebefits promises to the investor's.
Trust me its really more than hard to detect when a project is purposely to scam others. They most at times comes with all the details and really look appealing than the real ones. The most confusing aspect is even when they are given a higher rating at the various ICO rating sites.
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I think it's easy to detect scamer. because right now by checking transactions they can check to find out the fraud they will commit. including now many have detected fraud
No, it's not. Which transactions do you mean? The OP refers to scam bounty campaigns. Right now, the scam bounty campaigns are getting higher in terms of quality. They already have detailed whitepapers, good website presentation, etc. They even join conferences and meet-ups. They even appear to have good products in their pipelines. But then they are only present while they are still looking for investors. As soon as their ICO is done, they are also gone, along with the raised amount of course.
Bounty fraud projects are indeed difficult to detect. They have offered big prizes from the start and in our opinion, it is a promising project. But after being run for several months, the Team is no longer active. They even left without saying goodbye. Yes, this is very disappointing and makes it an experience.
Well, I think do not need much to believe and be carried out on big prizes as in most cases in my practice have always been have benches , you need to choose a good bounty managers yeah, hard to detect the scammed bounty. I always doubt in choosing bounty that is legit. But in this world of crypto, you have to take a risk. Its up to you how to manage your self to decide which is better for you...
I must agree with you, the crypto industry is dicy which make it difficult to know which bounty to participant in or even invest in,but in order way proper research on the project including their whitepaper can give a clue on either way. 
Scam list?
Has anybody compiled a current up to date one?
Has anybody compiled a current up to date one?
yes you are right now it is very difficult to determine real bounty and scam even a lot of people say if you want to avoid scam projects we have to choose a bounty manager but it is now not a guarantee because many well-known bounty managers also handle scam projects
Too scary, the scammers present the ICO, making it easy for the community to be trapped. But to anticipate it, it would be safer to join an ICO that has reached its minimum target. Besides being safe, the prospects for its future are also more promising, because ICO is predicted to be able to achieve its goals well so that it can produce more profits.
What jeex said is one reliable factor to know if the campaign is a scam or not. By knowing the team of that ICO is another factor.
But the best IMO, is just trade on exchanges if you have a small capital and grow it there if you want real profit.
But the best IMO, is just trade on exchanges if you have a small capital and grow it there if you want real profit.
But, not everyone can trade (me included). In bounties there is no 'money' to lose and if you pick up a right project it can give you nice amount of money.
Bounty fraud projects are indeed difficult to detect. They have offered big prizes from the start and in our opinion, it is a promising project. But after being run for several months, the Team is no longer active. They even left without saying goodbye. Yes, this is very disappointing and makes it an experience.
i have also joined several projects like that several times. it is very difficult to distinguish good projects and project scams, because they look just as good.but among the several scam projects that i followed, one of them was a good project, so i didn't mind the project scam.
I think it's easy to detect scamer. because right now by checking transactions they can check to find out the fraud they will commit. including now many have detected fraud
No, it's not. Which transactions do you mean? The OP refers to scam bounty campaigns. Right now, the scam bounty campaigns are getting higher in terms of quality. They already have detailed whitepapers, good website presentation, etc. They even join conferences and meet-ups. They even appear to have good products in their pipelines. But then they are only present while they are still looking for investors. As soon as their ICO is done, they are also gone, along with the raised amount of course.
I think it's easy to detect scamer. because right now by checking transactions they can check to find out the fraud they will commit. including now many have detected fraud
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