Of course so many bounties…and you are right very difficult to find out trusted bounties.
But I will suggest you to work hard & join fewer bounties instead of to be scammed, for that you have to study project very well & check the team behind the project, if you think project have some potential then you should have to join bounty otherwise just skip that project.
Topic: So many Bounties-Which one is trusted? - page 15. (Read 6264 times)
As a newbie it is increasingly difficult to make a choice of bounty to choose, but how I go about it is to bump into a thread like this and find out what recommendations by trusted members and some signatures they are carrying, then do a further research instead of going through the bounty thread that is cumbersome
choosing a bounty like we play a lottery, we don't know which bounty is trusted or not ,, my advice is to follow the bounty that produces coins, see your walllet or ask a more senior friend ,,
Right now, it is difficult to determine which bounty is good. The ratings cannot be trusted because some companies pay huge sums of money to receive high rating while others too are good but the rating is low. You need to do your own research to determine whether the bounty is good or not.
I've personally never seen any actual scores appear in the rating area on the website.
I tend to assess each project be reading through the bounty, going to the ICO website and checking it out, along with the white paper.
I'll also look to see which team or individual is managing the bounty, as some are much better to deal with than others, but as that is a personal observation, I'm not going to specify any details.
I tend to assess each project be reading through the bounty, going to the ICO website and checking it out, along with the white paper.
I'll also look to see which team or individual is managing the bounty, as some are much better to deal with than others, but as that is a personal observation, I'm not going to specify any details.
This is the ideal way to choose bro. I try always to find smth nice in such a way.
Well I hardly participate in bounties from bountylord.com. I don't even remember the last I participated in a bounty from bountylord. Looking for well trusted bounties has to do with following well trusted bounty managers and taking part in their bounties. This calls for doing intensive research on well trusted bounty managers as such people normally manage laudable bounties.
You should not completely trust rating sites. Trust only yourself and your knowledge and constantly develop.
Hi bounty hunters, I also recently in this bitcointalk forum, I also want advice for bounty, but in my opinion I will advise you on a good bounty, for example you make sure the bounty manager is in Bitcointalk. I've found the best bounty managers like sylon and Needmoney, they make sure the prizes are allotted, the rules are easy to follow and see whitepaper then Spreadsheet. that's my opinion
I only trust myself. therefore, before taking part in the project, I study it well.
not always you evaluate the project correctly. I just think it is necessary to perform as many tasks as possible and earn very good money on this
I have checked the latest active bounties on bountylord.com and found many of them but only few are rated as 3 or 4 so any of you here working for any of those bounties listed there and found it trusted source of earning stakes/tokens/coins... I want to do the twitter campaign...
The best thing you can do is put in the leg work and not trust any third party sites or people. Only you truely know what's the best fit for yourself and family. Trust yourself. I believe you will be much more satisfied with the results and knowledge you will achieve.
It's really hard to tell. All of them are look promising at first but then after sometime they become a scam or they failed eventually. I think the bounty depends on the project itself. Usually if the project has a lot of potential, the bounty will succeed.
ITs normal that most times we do not have somethings 100% correct or real cause its meant to be in this case i would say there must be fake bounties and to ensure we do not participate in them we just have to make our findings before we participate in them
you can ask for advice on the forum, see some projects. I can advise you on the Kamagames project, they have an interesting idea and a good team
There is no such thing as you can be trusted in bounties because no one can guarantee if that project is legit or not. It is just up to you if what type of bounty you are joining but make sure you already double check their website and their target goals for you not to be scammed in the future.
U need to decide what bounty is better for u,and intresting,if u see the whole idea about the project is good for u then go in and do the bounty project!In my opinion i always check information about the peoples who work there and where is located they base office,all off scams dont write they truly names and information,we got not ethernet for check this all..
Not all bounty projects are worth to join, that is why there is the need to be on you guard and be vigilant in choosing the right bounties that could earn you something small if not anything. Most also are scams which makes it much dangerous. Before you join any project do your own checks to rule out the potential scam ones.
There are so many bounty campaigns and when I choose for signature or Twitter I try to pay attention to all the details, such as the ICO and project’s team.
You need to analyze the projects yourself. Of course, there are good projects, but the number of participants is usually so large for these projects, so they are not so profitable.
It is impossible to guess 100% that the ICO project will be successful. Risking in the case of crypto is a necessary and common thing. From the projects selected for the investment, I expect that half will be successful. And this half of the projects will cut off by the amount of money those failures that will bring the other half of ICO projects.
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