No manager would just work for such campaigns and similarly we need to build a culture where no manager would work without escrow. It will take some time but eventually things will be better.
I didn't say I didn't escrow the funds, I have 310,000 $Burst go read the thread carefully and understand before you air your contributions based on assumptions. The issue here is I was kept in the dark and wasn't made aware of the tokens not been transferable or if there was an update on their smart contract.
I have never encountered a scam like this before. As far as I understand, the "Burst.Money" team has
created a BEP20 smart contract, then issued tokens and sent 310 thousand BURST to the bounty manager.
CryptopreneurBrainboss sincerely thought he was doing escrow funds and would be distributing tokens among bounty hunters anyway, so he agreed to manage the ad campaigns. After that, the team locked the tokens using the appropriate function so as
not to pay the bounty hunters for their work.
In my opinion, this incident should be a new
lesson for every trusted bounty manager. They now need to be sure that the tokens they hold in escrow can be
transferred to a different address.
I also discovered that two weeks ago the "Burst.Money" team created a
new BEP20 smart contract and a day ago sent new tokens to the bounty manager, but they have already deceived the community and
ruined their reputation.