Choose to participate in a large number of reward activities, you look at the number of participants in the statistics form, the number of people to participate in the reward task, the reliability is very high!
Try to choose a high - ranking reward manager and select some of the company's tasks, such as "amazix".
Topic: Lets talk about avoiding scam (Read 681 times)
Well I do believe that we should always take a look not just about how the campaign is being managed, but also about the project itself. When you join a campaign you are not just getting some coins for renting your sig space. You are actually advertising and supporting that campaign, and you must understand that it is your responsibility to choose what you will advertise. If users did that more often, then we would get less and less scammers out there.
I'm sure trusted managers do this as well, so the probability of advertising a scam campaign decreases a lot if you only apply to campaigns run by trusted managers, but you should also do your work as well. And when renting your sig, you work is not just posting. I strongly believe you need to know what you are advertising. I mean if you don't, you can't even do a good job, because you can't advertise a campaign if you know nothing about the project behind it.
I'm sure trusted managers do this as well, so the probability of advertising a scam campaign decreases a lot if you only apply to campaigns run by trusted managers, but you should also do your work as well. And when renting your sig, you work is not just posting. I strongly believe you need to know what you are advertising. I mean if you don't, you can't even do a good job, because you can't advertise a campaign if you know nothing about the project behind it.
I absolutely agree with you. There are too many ICOs and other different projects right now. All of them want to advertise themselves. But they also very often turns out to be a scam. We need to read about the project and understand its purpose, if we want to participate in a signature or bounty campaigns, first of all, to protect ourrself. And of course, this must be done, to protect others from fraudulent projects. I do not always know whether it's a true or scam project, so I look at the profiles of those who participate in it. But if the honored participants of the forum advertise scam projects, the newcomers will look at them and they will participate in such projects too. I believe that we should fight together against such scam projects.
Well I do believe that we should always take a look not just about how the campaign is being managed, but also about the project itself. When you join a campaign you are not just getting some coins for renting your sig space. You are actually advertising and supporting that campaign, and you must understand that it is your responsibility to choose what you will advertise. If users did that more often, then we would get less and less scammers out there.
I'm sure trusted managers do this as well, so the probability of advertising a scam campaign decreases a lot if you only apply to campaigns run by trusted managers, but you should also do your work as well. And when renting your sig, you work is not just posting. I strongly believe you need to know what you are advertising. I mean if you don't, you can't even do a good job, because you can't advertise a campaign if you know nothing about the project behind it.
I'm sure trusted managers do this as well, so the probability of advertising a scam campaign decreases a lot if you only apply to campaigns run by trusted managers, but you should also do your work as well. And when renting your sig, you work is not just posting. I strongly believe you need to know what you are advertising. I mean if you don't, you can't even do a good job, because you can't advertise a campaign if you know nothing about the project behind it.
This is a very good idea for sure. I've come across many seemingly scam campaigns but I've missed a lot of good ones also because they do not have escrowed funds. Participating in signature campaigns is not easy. Imagine how one feels if he doesn't get paid for the work done.
I think this condition should be made compulsory for all the bounty campaigns.
Well, that's a good idea. Even they don't hire a trusted campaign manager, hiring escrow will prove that they are serious to start a campaign.
But is there any escrow that accept any coin beside Bitcoin like ETH, LTC, etc? Especially ETH because I saw some campaign that pays with ETH
you ca hire an escrow from bounty campaign managers who accepts tokens in any kind,they are well trusted in this field so many users my safe in scamming,because if they dont well losing their ti But is there any escrow that accept any coin beside Bitcoin like ETH, LTC, etc? Especially ETH because I saw some campaign that pays with ETH
I do know how the system works. When a campaign happened to be a scam it will be reported directly to the scam accusation right? But with this idea, we will somehow prevent a scam project/campaign before it starts. So that no one will be a victim of scam Campaigns in the end.
What do you prefer?
1. Joined a campaign>Been scammed>Reported to scam accusation.
Or
2.Prove that the campaign is not a scam by having Escrow as a requirement of every campaign before it start>Get Paid.
What do you prefer?
1. Joined a campaign>Been scammed>Reported to scam accusation.
Or
2.Prove that the campaign is not a scam by having Escrow as a requirement of every campaign before it start>Get Paid.
This is a very good idea for sure. I've come across many seemingly scam campaigns but I've missed a lot of good ones also because they do not have escrowed funds. Participating in signature campaigns is not easy. Imagine how one feels if he doesn't get paid for the work done.
I think this condition should be made compulsory for all the bounty campaigns.
There are lot of scammers we had encountered from the past and I'm pretty sure that we will still encounter scammers in the future. But in this topic we will focus on Scammers from Signature Campaigns. We are just participants, when we found an interesting signature campaign. We apply immediately without hesitation, and that's the common problem why we are getting scammed. Because we are careless, but is it really our fault? Or those fucking scammers who made those fucking scam Campaigns? We just wanted to earn bitcoin and because of our excitement we didn't even notice that the campaign is suspicious. Besides that, we will be called "shitposters" because we apply in suspicions campaign.
Im just thinking that maybe we can do something to avoid these scam projects.
For example, in a particular campaign. Why it is hard for the Manager to escrow the funds? What's the problem? Are they scared? Or because they can manage a campaign without escrow? I know that some signature campaign still pays their participants although they didn't have escrow. But usually those are trusted Managers.
But how about those Campaign managers with "Newbie" accounts. They know that they're untrusted but still they don't want to have escrow. Then they will say that "we are not scam, we dont force you to join if you dont want". If they are really not a scam. Let's somehow prove it by having an escrow.
I think we should add "Having Escrow is required " to the rules of our Forum for Every Signature Campaigns that will be made here in Bitcoin Forum>Economy>MarketPlace>Services and also for other campaigns here (I'm not including Signature Campaigns and bounties in the Altcoin Section as they give tokens not Bitcoins) . This is to avoid scammers only, not to destroy their images. Every single campaign should have escrow except if the Manager is a trusted member of the forum.
Guys What do you think? I still need your suggestions about this idea. We should act immediately.
fully support your thought Im just thinking that maybe we can do something to avoid these scam projects.
For example, in a particular campaign. Why it is hard for the Manager to escrow the funds? What's the problem? Are they scared? Or because they can manage a campaign without escrow? I know that some signature campaign still pays their participants although they didn't have escrow. But usually those are trusted Managers.
But how about those Campaign managers with "Newbie" accounts. They know that they're untrusted but still they don't want to have escrow. Then they will say that "we are not scam, we dont force you to join if you dont want". If they are really not a scam. Let's somehow prove it by having an escrow.
I think we should add "Having Escrow is required " to the rules of our Forum for Every Signature Campaigns that will be made here in Bitcoin Forum>Economy>MarketPlace>Services and also for other campaigns here (I'm not including Signature Campaigns and bounties in the Altcoin Section as they give tokens not Bitcoins) . This is to avoid scammers only, not to destroy their images. Every single campaign should have escrow except if the Manager is a trusted member of the forum.
Guys What do you think?
I still need your suggestions about this idea. We should act immediately.
Yeah i like your thread. There are so many ICO out there.
if we don't want to got scammed, we must learn how to avoid it, and choose the right ICO to invest.
if we don't want to got scammed, we must learn how to avoid it, and choose the right ICO to invest.
Most cranes are sharpened for some specific crypto currency, most often Bitcoin. With the development of the etherium in the general interest to it began to appear the same cranes of the etherium cranes kriptovalyut very many half of them close quickly without paying anything.
Am of the opinion that the management of this forum should do a lot of authentication before allowing such signature campaign in the first place. Some of us don't even understand d what escrow means or how it work.
Hi Sir, I didn't mentioned in my thread that it was our forum's staffs responsibility. All I'm trying to say is, to somehow require an escrow to every campaigns made in >Services
That's exactly what your implications are, however, by requiring every campaign to hold escrow. Who would enforce this? By mandating an escrow for campaigns, you're having to rely on the forum staff to moderate this policy, which means it then becomes their responsibility to ensure that every campaign has [said] escrow. I know you've given this a lot of thought, but it's unnecessary to add more of a workload to the existing staff. It should be the responsibility of the user to do their due diligence when joining a campaign instead of just joining for the promise of a high payout.
All in all, this should be a non-issue for the staff; signature campaigns are not a feature of the forums. It's a third-party system that the forums just allow to happen.
The best way to have the forums enforce the avoidance of scams regarding campaigns? Ban the permissions to host campaigns and bounties altogether lol
Signature campaigns are not managed by the forums, so there shouldn't be a need for the forum staff to do anything to protect users from scam signature campaigns.
Nobody is forcing members to join campaigns, and I think the problem lies in the fundamental issue of people joining the forums (not just the campaigns) for the wrong reasons.
Your signature space is YOUR space. Signature campaigns pay you to utilize this space; a rental, if you will. The signature can be whatever they designate, and they pay you in return, but you, as a signature campaign participate, should at least personally endorse the space that you are renting. Just because they're promising to pay you for the space doesn't mean it's a necessity. I personally have only been part of signature campaigns where I have no problems endorsing the product. YoBit, Bitmixer, and now ChipMixer. I've used all of these services, so I have no problems with waving their flag in my signature spot.
With all of that said, if a company is not willing to escrow the funds for campaigns on the forums here, the participant/applicant is knowingly taking a risk by joining the campaign. How does this fall into the responsibility of the forum staff? Why should it? These are 3rd-party services and have nothing to do with the responsibilities and duties of forum staff members.
Do you want to avoid scams? It's pretty simple: If it looks like a scam and sounds like a scam, chances are that it is a scam. Walk away. Simple.
Hi Sir, I didn't mentioned in my thread that it was our forum's staffs responsibility. All I'm trying to say is, to somehow require an escrow to every campaigns made in >Services. Yes, you are right about our signature is a rental space and it is up to us if we are going to join in a suspicious campaign and we all knew that its risky but because we wanted to earn. We will be forced to join. But if you can notice, some campaigns are only made to scam people. They are fooling us for endorsing their project for free and there is nothing we can do to receive our payment once the campaign is done and no update for the payments. And I think the only solution for scam issues in campaigns is by having an escrow. This is not just to avoid people to get scam but this is to avoid scam projects too. Nobody is forcing members to join campaigns, and I think the problem lies in the fundamental issue of people joining the forums (not just the campaigns) for the wrong reasons.
Your signature space is YOUR space. Signature campaigns pay you to utilize this space; a rental, if you will. The signature can be whatever they designate, and they pay you in return, but you, as a signature campaign participate, should at least personally endorse the space that you are renting. Just because they're promising to pay you for the space doesn't mean it's a necessity. I personally have only been part of signature campaigns where I have no problems endorsing the product. YoBit, Bitmixer, and now ChipMixer. I've used all of these services, so I have no problems with waving their flag in my signature spot.
With all of that said, if a company is not willing to escrow the funds for campaigns on the forums here, the participant/applicant is knowingly taking a risk by joining the campaign. How does this fall into the responsibility of the forum staff? Why should it? These are 3rd-party services and have nothing to do with the responsibilities and duties of forum staff members.
Do you want to avoid scams? It's pretty simple: If it looks like a scam and sounds like a scam, chances are that it is a scam. Walk away. Simple.
There are a lot of people scammed in the past, too many time has been wasted and I know you hate it too didn't you Sir? I know you hate scam projects too. You're just too lucky to have YoBit, Bitmixer and ChipMixer to be your company because the manager who handles those Campaigns are trusted Members of the forum. Also this idea will be favorable to campaign escrows hehe I guessed.
I know I asked too much for this idea. But I will be glad if you lend me some support
I acknowledged you Sir.
Signature campaigns are not managed by the forums, so there shouldn't be a need for the forum staff to do anything to protect users from scam signature campaigns.
Nobody is forcing members to join campaigns, and I think the problem lies in the fundamental issue of people joining the forums (not just the campaigns) for the wrong reasons.
Your signature space is YOUR space. Signature campaigns pay you to utilize this space; a rental, if you will. The signature can be whatever they designate, and they pay you in return, but you, as a signature campaign participate, should at least personally endorse the space that you are renting. Just because they're promising to pay you for the space doesn't mean it's a necessity. I personally have only been part of signature campaigns where I have no problems endorsing the product. YoBit, Bitmixer, and now ChipMixer. I've used all of these services, so I have no problems with waving their flag in my signature spot.
With all of that said, if a company is not willing to escrow the funds for campaigns on the forums here, the participant/applicant is knowingly taking a risk by joining the campaign. How does this fall into the responsibility of the forum staff? Why should it? These are 3rd-party services and have nothing to do with the responsibilities and duties of forum staff members.
Do you want to avoid scams? It's pretty simple: If it looks like a scam and sounds like a scam, chances are that it is a scam. Walk away. Simple.
Nobody is forcing members to join campaigns, and I think the problem lies in the fundamental issue of people joining the forums (not just the campaigns) for the wrong reasons.
Your signature space is YOUR space. Signature campaigns pay you to utilize this space; a rental, if you will. The signature can be whatever they designate, and they pay you in return, but you, as a signature campaign participate, should at least personally endorse the space that you are renting. Just because they're promising to pay you for the space doesn't mean it's a necessity. I personally have only been part of signature campaigns where I have no problems endorsing the product. YoBit, Bitmixer, and now ChipMixer. I've used all of these services, so I have no problems with waving their flag in my signature spot.
With all of that said, if a company is not willing to escrow the funds for campaigns on the forums here, the participant/applicant is knowingly taking a risk by joining the campaign. How does this fall into the responsibility of the forum staff? Why should it? These are 3rd-party services and have nothing to do with the responsibilities and duties of forum staff members.
Do you want to avoid scams? It's pretty simple: If it looks like a scam and sounds like a scam, chances are that it is a scam. Walk away. Simple.
Thanks for your suggestions guys, it seems like all of you are right. I think we really need to implement this to our forum's rule so that we can be able to monitor if we're going to lessen scam projects here in the forum.
Your idea is very great. Escrow indeed is needed in every bounty to avoid scams. We should not let our efforts go to waste and we must act immediately. But, we must also be aware of the project we are applying for. This is the first step to evade those scam ICOs. Read also the whitepaper and do background checks about their team to know if their project has a sense.
Indeed Sir.
why this scammers exist in our world ? we bounty hunters help them to sell their token in social medias and other campaign materials. then when ico is over they will run away and they will not send our allocated coins. hope admin will lessen this scammer icos because it is waste of time and effort to all bounty hunters.
Scammers exist because there are lot of lazy and selfish people. They only do everything just for themselves that is why I called them selfish, and lazy because these scam projects only relied to its participants to make advertisements about their project but eventually, they will just run away with the money. If they have no intention of paying their participants for advertising their project. Why don't they advertise their project with their own. What an annoying bunches of stupid people who only do frauds here. They must be eliminate in some way.Very interesting topic. As a newbie I truly did not know how to differentiate between scam campains and knowing that some will use escrow to secure campain funds really helped. I will watch out for that info in the future. Now, where can I find out that info? Do solid campaings post on their treads about having secured funds on escrow? How can we make surr? Forgive my naivess! I am a newbie trying to navigate the world of crypto without get caught in the flood of scamms!
Yuph, sometimes we really can't differentiate campaigns if they're scam or not. Because sometimes they are very promising and it attracts participants to join without hesitation. The only solution for suspicious campaigns is by having an escrow. Once a campaign is being escrowed, there is no chance for the campaign manager to scam its participants if the funds for payments is already handed to our trusted Escrows.I have some opinion to avoid a scam, it is a true and legit information because it stated by my prof. in college and she is an IT graduate that is why she has an expertise when it comes to the word scam. The best thing to avoid scam is that, do not browse the url with http: because it is not secure. The only secure is the https:// and make sure that the color that is green.
Thank you for the information. But I think it's not scam the word itself. Sites where the url doesn't have "s" or "secured" for example is http:// is commonly used for making phishing sites. This is a way of some hackers to steal someone's account or password. That's why we must be careful in browsing in internet too. There are a lot of these phising sites in the internet just waiting for victims. Just always remember "Think before you Click".Your idea is very great. Escrow indeed is needed in every bounty to avoid scams. We should not let our efforts go to waste and we must act immediately. But, we must also be aware of the project we are applying for. This is the first step to evade those scam ICOs. Read also the whitepaper and do background checks about their team to know if their project has a sense.
There are lot of scammers we had encountered from the past and I'm pretty sure that we will still encounter scammers in the future. But in this topic we will focus on Scammers from Signature Campaigns. We are just participants, when we found an interesting signature campaign. We apply immediately without hesitation, and that's the common problem why we are getting scammed. Because we are careless, but is it really our fault? Or those fucking scammers who made those fucking scam Campaigns? We just wanted to earn bitcoin and because of our excitement we didn't even notice that the campaign is suspicious. Besides that, we will be called "shitposters" because we apply in suspicions campaign.
Im just thinking that maybe we can do something to avoid these scam projects.
For example, in a particular campaign. Why it is hard for the Manager to escrow the funds? What's the problem? Are they scared? Or because they can manage a campaign without escrow? I know that some signature campaign still pays their participants although they didn't have escrow. But usually those are trusted Managers.
But how about those Campaign managers with "Newbie" accounts. They know that they're untrusted but still they don't want to have escrow. Then they will say that "we are not scam, we dont force you to join if you dont want". If they are really not a scam. Let's somehow prove it by having an escrow.
I think we should add "Having Escrow is required " to the rules of our Forum for Every Signature Campaigns that will be made here in Bitcoin Forum>Economy>MarketPlace>Services and also for other campaigns here (I'm not including Signature Campaigns and bounties in the Altcoin Section as they give tokens not Bitcoins) . This is to avoid scammers only, not to destroy their images. Every single campaign should have escrow except if the Manager is a trusted member of the forum.
Guys What do you think? I still need your suggestions about this idea. We should act immediately.
Your idea is very great. Escrow indeed is needed in every bounty to avoid scams. We should not let our efforts go to waste and we must act immediately. But, we must also be aware of the project we are applying for. This is the first step to evade those scam ICOs. Read also the whitepaper and do background checks about their team to know if their project has a sense. Im just thinking that maybe we can do something to avoid these scam projects.
For example, in a particular campaign. Why it is hard for the Manager to escrow the funds? What's the problem? Are they scared? Or because they can manage a campaign without escrow? I know that some signature campaign still pays their participants although they didn't have escrow. But usually those are trusted Managers.
But how about those Campaign managers with "Newbie" accounts. They know that they're untrusted but still they don't want to have escrow. Then they will say that "we are not scam, we dont force you to join if you dont want". If they are really not a scam. Let's somehow prove it by having an escrow.
I think we should add "Having Escrow is required " to the rules of our Forum for Every Signature Campaigns that will be made here in Bitcoin Forum>Economy>MarketPlace>Services and also for other campaigns here (I'm not including Signature Campaigns and bounties in the Altcoin Section as they give tokens not Bitcoins) . This is to avoid scammers only, not to destroy their images. Every single campaign should have escrow except if the Manager is a trusted member of the forum.
Guys What do you think?
I still need your suggestions about this idea. We should act immediately. 
There is always a risk that the bounty manager will not pay especially if the poster of it is a lower rank member. You have the option though to not participate in it if you think he is suspicious especially if he refuse to have an escrow. I have seen a campaign though that is run by a Jr. Member account before and then he has given red trust because he refuse to have an escrow but later on, he paid the participants even though it is after a month because that is the rule of the campaign. It is a campaign paid in bitcoin so many are suspicious about it why he would pay after a month but he fulfill his promise and the red trust is gone.
It is case to case basis and I have observed that some of the higher rank members immediately act when a newbie starts a campaign and so far some are caught red handed because of this so if someone knows something about the OP then he would just share it to warn others.
It is case to case basis and I have observed that some of the higher rank members immediately act when a newbie starts a campaign and so far some are caught red handed because of this so if someone knows something about the OP then he would just share it to warn others.
why this scammers exist in our world ? we bounty hunters help them to sell their token in social medias and other campaign materials. then when ico is over they will run away and they will not send our allocated coins. hope admin will lessen this scammer icos because it is waste of time and effort to all bounty hunters.
Very interesting topic. As a newbie I truly did not know how to differentiate between scam campains and knowing that some will use escrow to secure campain funds really helped. I will watch out for that info in the future. Now, where can I find out that info? Do solid campaings post on their treads about having secured funds on escrow? How can we make surr? Forgive my naivess! I am a newbie trying to navigate the world of crypto without get caught in the flood of scamms!
I have some opinion to avoid a scam, it is a true and legit information because it stated by my prof. in college and she is an IT graduate that is why she has an expertise when it comes to the word scam. The best thing to avoid scam is that, do not browse the url with http: because it is not secure. The only secure is the https:// and make sure that the color that is green.
We must know about business that we enter, and go for research to avoid scam. Because some people now use their strategy to scam other people. So we must stop them by avoid scam, don't give trust to other people unless they have good intentions to you. We must be honest to others.
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