Topic: The fraudsters in the bounty campaign, they occupy our stakes! (Read 72 times)
I do not know why this becomes a common issue in the bounty campaign of some of the big bounty managers. I participated in the telegram campaign of a particular bounty and could you believe that, not only my account, but the accounts of some other people were also duplicated. The only difference you will see there is the MEW address. This really needs to be checked.
I participated in Digipharm Twitter bounty campaign，Needmoney is the bounty manager,I retweeted and tweeted for 7 weeks for this bounty campaign.
Now the bounty campaign over. When I checked my stakes, I found that I have not been recorded stakes. However, a fraudster who used my BTT account and Twitter account has already been recorded stakes.I was so angry that it was too unfair.
When I checked the spreadsheet again, I found that not only me,I could see that many usernames were used more than twice,but all ETH addresses are different, obviously,there are many other victims.
This is so unfair. Real participants can't get paid. Those fraudsters who simply fill out forms can get tokens. What should we do?How should we safeguard our own interests？
That is why we need to have some thread verifications for any campaigns,do not join bounty campaigns of tokensuite,you can join any other campaigns which has some proof of participation so that your account will surely going to have your rewards after the ICO has ended,theres bunch of managers which are using proof of authentication before accepting any participants. Now the bounty campaign over. When I checked my stakes, I found that I have not been recorded stakes. However, a fraudster who used my BTT account and Twitter account has already been recorded stakes.I was so angry that it was too unfair.
When I checked the spreadsheet again, I found that not only me,I could see that many usernames were used more than twice,but all ETH addresses are different, obviously,there are many other victims.
This is so unfair. Real participants can't get paid. Those fraudsters who simply fill out forms can get tokens. What should we do?How should we safeguard our own interests？
you need to explain this problem to the bounty manager via short messages or writing on the bounty thread, of course must use your BTT account listed in the spreadsheet this will prove that you are the real
usually every bounty gives a break time to make improvements to the errors of the stake , and if bounty manager is professional person of course problem like this surely can be overcome
usually every bounty gives a break time to make improvements to the errors of the stake , and if bounty manager is professional person of course problem like this surely can be overcome
I participated in Digipharm Twitter bounty campaign，Needmoney is the bounty manager,I retweeted and tweeted for 7 weeks for this bounty campaign.
Now the bounty campaign over. When I checked my stakes, I found that I have not been recorded stakes. However, a fraudster who used my BTT account and Twitter account has already been recorded stakes.I was so angry that it was too unfair.
When I checked the spreadsheet again, I found that not only me,I could see that many usernames were used more than twice,but all ETH addresses are different, obviously,there are many other victims.
This is so unfair. Real participants can't get paid. Those fraudsters who simply fill out forms can get tokens. What should we do?How should we safeguard our own interests？
Now the bounty campaign over. When I checked my stakes, I found that I have not been recorded stakes. However, a fraudster who used my BTT account and Twitter account has already been recorded stakes.I was so angry that it was too unfair.
When I checked the spreadsheet again, I found that not only me,I could see that many usernames were used more than twice,but all ETH addresses are different, obviously,there are many other victims.
This is so unfair. Real participants can't get paid. Those fraudsters who simply fill out forms can get tokens. What should we do?How should we safeguard our own interests？
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