The list of bounty projects that end in a scam - page 4.

Davian144

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Quote from: jaxcoder on June 23, 2020, 07:56:12 AM

Pure Scam project List
1. Airwallet (AIR)
2. Bitpenta (PENTA)
3. Bluenote (BNOW)
4. Extoke (XTO)
5. Konios (KON)
6. Rubius (RUBY)
7. Datarum (DTN)
8. Kickcity token (KCY)
9. Tipper (TIPR)
10. Taogap token (TGT)
11. Hitmex exchange
12. Tylobit exchange

Poor developing project (scam soon)
1. Daxico (DAXI)
2. Dexage (DXG)
3. iAM (IAM)
4. Naked (NKD)
5. Entry token (ENTRY)
6. Aibe (AIBE)

Unactive Development ProjectS
1. XCARD
2. Citios
3. OOObtctoken (OBX)
4. Mb8coin (MB8)

Sleeping Development ProjectS
1. EMIREX Exchange
2. Bitwings
3. Pngme
4. PureGold
5. Playgame

Note: i wanna to share some list by scam projects, poor ProjectS so you can analyse right now. Actually there was many scamming projects like (2018-2019) years, so i have share some list of my mind.

How do you know all of this project? Even though you just entered the forum this month on June 5th, don't you think that this is a ghost, who can monitor remotely, but you forgot to add three more projects that have experienced scams, namely Diagon, Orionix, and Auditchain.

jaxcoder

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Pure Scam project List
1. Airwallet (AIR)
2. Bitpenta (PENTA)
3. Bluenote (BNOW)
4. Extoke (XTO)
5. Konios (KON)
6. Rubius (RUBY)
7. Datarum (DTN)
8. Kickcity token (KCY)
9. Tipper (TIPR)
10. Taogap token (TGT)
11. Hitmex exchange
12. Tylobit exchange

Poor developing project (scam soon)
1. Daxico (DAXI)
2. Dexage (DXG)
3. iAM (IAM)
4. Naked (NKD)
5. Entry token (ENTRY)
6. Aibe (AIBE)

Unactive Development ProjectS
1. XCARD
2. Citios
3. OOObtctoken (OBX)
4. Mb8coin (MB8)

Sleeping Development ProjectS
1. EMIREX Exchange
2. Bitwings
3. Pngme
4. PureGold
5. Playgame

Note: i wanna to share some list by scam projects, poor ProjectS so you can analyse right now. Actually there was many scamming projects like (2018-2019) years, so i have share some list of my mind.

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Quote from: amos77978 on June 23, 2020, 06:25:41 AM

crybet ended in scam.. or should I say.. the project was scam at the very beginning.. yet the coin is listed on hotbit exchange.. and theres are investors buying into it.. I remember bountyhive also promoted alot of scam projects back then, that I had to avoid any bounty conducted by bountyhive as it result would always end same way

I agree with you, bountyhive is a terrible manager. I have never seen any successful project and its price has dropped many times over the ICO price. Fortunately for me because I've never been involved with any of their projects, I didn't waste any time with them.

Wrong, bountyhive is not a terrible manager, some bounty projects from bountyhive became successful, I felt terrible when I heard that bountyhive introduce bounty campaigns like pundix, coinup, monarch token, etc do research before throwing accusations

amos77978

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there are also alot of God projects that paid alot to hunters and did well at the start of trading and now the devs of these project has either played a exit scam on investors or are either asleep and will never wake up from their slumber.. "authorship" is one of these projects

amos77978

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crybet ended in scam.. or should I say.. the project was scam at the very beginning.. yet the coin is listed on hotbit exchange.. and theres are investors buying into it.. I remember bountyhive also promoted alot of scam projects back then, that I had to avoid any bounty conducted by bountyhive as it result would always end same way

Kotone

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These lists are short actually. If youll record all projects that has proven exited then it will be longer. Where is miracle tele on the list? Also why you say that mb8coin is a scam coin? I think they are progressing well since the last time I heard from them.

If you noticed older project seems to become resurrected, Im not sure xcard if its a scam cause they are barely starting to show any sign of improvement or any details regarding their ICO/IEO.

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Quote from: jessyj48 on June 23, 2020, 03:27:19 AM

It's not that bounty hunters don't make profits out of these coins, yes they all ended very badly but as a bounty hunter you have to be smart, these coins don't have the potential that can make you want to hold on to them, it's better to sell while you can, you list Airwallet as scam but a friend of mine make 700$ from the bounty, those who hold got rekt

If we calculated the internet, electricity bill and the time spent by bounty hunters i can tell you that what bounty participants earn from most of listed project are just like faucets payment.
Nevertheless, i agreed with what you said about people to sell early than holding but i dont see a way a bounty hunters can be smart than scam project team when the project team were honest from the beginning.

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Quote from: Upgate on June 23, 2020, 05:26:20 AM

Quote from: kananto on May 17, 2020, 04:35:45 PM

90% Scam :

1. Nifex Exchange
2. Dollar Lite
3. ieos win
4. SatoshiVisionCoin

Possible Scam :
1. Azbi Network
2. YOU Engine
5. Goldario

What makes you feel that YOU Engine will possibly end up as scam? Will love it if you give reasons to what makes you feel that way about YOU Engine. Nothing is as painful as promoting a bounty project for months that looks legit at the beginning but at the end they find it hard to pay their bounty hunters.
Each time I remember the past bounties that I have promoted that ended up as scam, it makes me feel weak and annoyed like giving up on altcoin bounties

Youengine is up for a big challenges, believe me because there are many competitors in crypto that have features like youengine, I'd advice you not to rely too much but sometimes we can never tell, I've seen crappy looking projects that gives bounty hunters good rewards e.g Ixinium bounty campaign

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Quote from: kananto on May 17, 2020, 04:35:45 PM

90% Scam :

1. Nifex Exchange
2. Dollar Lite
3. ieos win
4. SatoshiVisionCoin

Possible Scam :
1. Azbi Network
2. YOU Engine
5. Goldario

What makes you feel that YOU Engine will possibly end up as scam? Will love it if you give reasons to what makes you feel that way about YOU Engine. Nothing is as painful as promoting a bounty project for months that looks legit at the beginning but at the end they find it hard to pay their bounty hunters.
Each time I remember the past bounties that I have promoted that ended up as scam, it makes me feel weak and annoyed like giving up on altcoin bounties

slashz9

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there are so many and I can't mention them all one by one, you might be able to see it in a scam acusation and some people who have already created threads like this.

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Quote from: ancafe on June 23, 2020, 02:48:38 AM

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I can not list the bounty projects that ended scam because there were many of them. It is really waste of time to join a scam bounty if you don't research the project, I know it is not 100% sure that you can determine a scam project because some of them looks good and promising but in the end they turn scam but at least you did research, just careful to pick a bounty.

New projects or old projects, so many projects have become scams. either because the CEO was greedy, or at first the team did not intend to develop the project. if we mention it all, it will be very much and has a long search. Well, to be honest, I've also been a victim of project scams several times.

Agree, all Bounty hunters have felt that many followed the scam Bounty, and the saddest thing was when we followed the Bounty for very long period, up to 6 months, but finally Scam too. I have felt that but I've forgotten name the project. Grin

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Quote from: Jocuserious on May 17, 2020, 03:10:46 PM

It's not that bounty hunters don't make profits out of these coins, yes they all ended very badly but as a bounty hunter you have to be smart, these coins don't have the potential that can make you want to hold on to them, it's better to sell while you can, you list Airwallet as scam but a friend of mine make 700$ from the bounty, those who hold got rekt

Agree! Those scammed projects don't end up as we expect. However, as a bounty hunter, we should know when to jump out of a project that isn't potential anymore! You're right that we have to be smart in this market! Personally, I only hold tokens when the project are clearly potential, otherwise, I will sell it when I can!

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Quote from: jessyj48 on June 23, 2020, 03:27:19 AM

Quote from: Jocuserious on May 17, 2020, 03:10:46 PM

Pure Scam project List

1. Airwallet (AIR)
2. Bitpenta (PENTA)
3. Bluenote (BNOW)
4. Extoke (XTO)
5. Konios (KON)
6. Rubius (RUBY)
7. Datarum (DTN)
8. Kickcity token (KCY)
9. Tipper (TIPR)
10. Taogap token (TGT)
11. Hitmex exchange

Poor developing project (scam soon)

1. Daxico (DAXI)
2. Dexage (DXG)
3. iAM (IAM)
4. Naked (NKD)
5. Entry token (ENTRY)
6. Aibe (AIBE)

Unactive Development ProjectS

1. XCARD
2. Citios
3. OOObtctoken (OBX)
4. Mb8coin (MB8)

Sleeping Development ProjectS

1. EMIREX Exchange
2. Bitwings
3. Pngme
4. PureGold
5. Playgame

Note: i wanna to share some list by scam projects, poor ProjectS so you can analyse right now. Actually there was many scamming projects like (2018-2019) years, so i have share some list of my mind.

It's not that bounty hunters don't make profits out of these coins, yes they all ended very badly but as a bounty hunter you have to be smart, these coins don't have the potential that can make you want to hold on to them, it's better to sell while you can, you list Airwallet as scam but a friend of mine make 700$ from the bounty, those who hold got rekt

Most of the projects on this list are scams, they are never listed in exchanges in this market. Some are still listed on small exchanges but have no volume and the price drops hundreds of times. Obviously these are bullshit campaigns over the years

jessyj48

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Quote from: Jocuserious on May 17, 2020, 03:10:46 PM

Pure Scam project List

1. Airwallet (AIR)
2. Bitpenta (PENTA)
3. Bluenote (BNOW)
4. Extoke (XTO)
5. Konios (KON)
6. Rubius (RUBY)
7. Datarum (DTN)
8. Kickcity token (KCY)
9. Tipper (TIPR)
10. Taogap token (TGT)
11. Hitmex exchange

Poor developing project (scam soon)

1. Daxico (DAXI)
2. Dexage (DXG)
3. iAM (IAM)
4. Naked (NKD)
5. Entry token (ENTRY)
6. Aibe (AIBE)

Unactive Development ProjectS

1. XCARD
2. Citios
3. OOObtctoken (OBX)
4. Mb8coin (MB8)

Sleeping Development ProjectS

1. EMIREX Exchange
2. Bitwings
3. Pngme
4. PureGold
5. Playgame

Note: i wanna to share some list by scam projects, poor ProjectS so you can analyse right now. Actually there was many scamming projects like (2018-2019) years, so i have share some list of my mind.

It's not that bounty hunters don't make profits out of these coins, yes they all ended very badly but as a bounty hunter you have to be smart, these coins don't have the potential that can make you want to hold on to them, it's better to sell while you can, you list Airwallet as scam but a friend of mine make 700$ from the bounty, those who hold got rekt

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Quote from: ancafe on June 23, 2020, 02:48:38 AM

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I can not list the bounty projects that ended scam because there were many of them. It is really waste of time to join a scam bounty if you don't research the project, I know it is not 100% sure that you can determine a scam project because some of them looks good and promising but in the end they turn scam but at least you did research, just careful to pick a bounty.

New projects or old projects, so many projects have become scams. either because the CEO was greedy, or at first the team did not intend to develop the project. if we mention it all, it will be very much and has a long search. Well, to be honest, I've also been a victim of project scams several times.

when you already know that many projects are scam then surely there will be many people who do that because everyone does have the desire to take the assets of investors so they commit crimes like that.

ancafe

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I can not list the bounty projects that ended scam because there were many of them. It is really waste of time to join a scam bounty if you don't research the project, I know it is not 100% sure that you can determine a scam project because some of them looks good and promising but in the end they turn scam but at least you did research, just careful to pick a bounty.

New projects or old projects, so many projects have become scams. either because the CEO was greedy, or at first the team did not intend to develop the project. if we mention it all, it will be very much and has a long search. Well, to be honest, I've also been a victim of project scams several times.

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Quote from: tvplus006 on June 22, 2020, 05:03:19 AM

Quote from: suryapro on May 17, 2020, 01:29:09 PM

...can you write down a list of projects that you have participated in and ended up with a scam ?

The forum has a special section "Scam Accusations", which publishes warnings about such scams projects: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0;sort=first_post;desc Every investor and bounty hunter should carefully follow this section. This will help you save your money and avoid doing useless work that you won't get paid for. In addition, scams hunters maintain their own lists, some of which I publish below:

Quote from: tvplus006 on September 02, 2019, 04:18:05 PM

Yeah, this is my daily routine to check on Scam Accusations section for any project that I want to sign in their bounty program or already in. This will save you time in any case project scam so you could know and quiting right away.

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It is not practical to list all the bounty projects that got labelled as scam. Because only a minority of those campaigns posted in the Bounties sub-forum made payments to the participants. So rather than making a list of bounties that ended up as a scam, it will be easier to make a list of the bounties that actually paid the bounty hunters. But IMO, it is all a waste of time. Who is going to gain from doing this?

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Quote from: Davian144 on June 22, 2020, 07:09:12 AM

Quote from: b1k4ng on June 22, 2020, 06:20:57 AM

so many projects ended scam, so I don't know the purpose of making this thread. talking about projects that are already scam is pointless and it's just a waste of time

True, talking about projects that have been scammed is of no use individually and seems to be a waste of time, but this can also provide a little benefit for those who are new to the project in crypto, so that newbies don't consider all projects to be the same.

People who are still learning about cryptocurrency do have to deepen more about everything about cryptocurrency, including getting to know all the existing projects such as scam projects and so on. because right now there are so many fictitious projects that it's almost difficult to distinguish from the original project. all do have to use analysis to find out the truth

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EosEx and BCnex are the campaigns that I have joined before. They are really smooth at the beginning. A lot of FOMO and hype they made to the telegram ust to make sure that they will become popular. After the token sale ends as well as the bounty, they turned into scam exchanges. The project that I thought good suddenly became shit projects.

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