30 % of all bountis I participated was scam. But the most offensive thing is when manager doesn't count your stakes and there is no payment for the work at all.
I have about the same statistics. The most offensive is that, in the face of a very successful project with a reliable manager, you can be a fraud and you can remain without remuneration. 
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I think it's a bit difficult to figure out a scam reward campaign and perhaps the only way to know the gift of deception is to examine the project behind and the quality of the manager of the gift of Smiley. But it is sometimes impossible to check until the end of a bounty campaign and you do not receive anything from the gift. You need to be more careful and selective in choosing projects
30 % of all bountis I participated was scam. But the most offensive thing is when manager doesn't count your stakes and there is no payment for the work at all.
I have been doing bounties for some time and I have encountered some bounty effort that are not paid for.
1. Hashcard - scam exit
2. Blackfolio - did not reach softcap
3. BCharity - did not reach softcap
4. Safein - project is cancelled
5. Impressio - scam exit
6. Root blockchain - didn't get enough private investors
I learned a lesson here. I have to be more selective in the future in choosing bounties, as much as choosing an ICO to invest.
Do you have any similar experience? Please share so that others may learn.
I also took part in a variety of bounties that were either not successful or scam. What can you do, this is life. Now I try to take projects that are on https://icodrops.com/ 1. Hashcard - scam exit
2. Blackfolio - did not reach softcap
3. BCharity - did not reach softcap
4. Safein - project is cancelled
5. Impressio - scam exit
6. Root blockchain - didn't get enough private investors
I learned a lesson here. I have to be more selective in the future in choosing bounties, as much as choosing an ICO to invest.
Do you have any similar experience? Please share so that others may learn.
So hashcard was a scam ? i'm not very surprised but kinda that for you mate 
I started to do Impressio, but then decided to stop doing it because of feeling that it is scam. I also have some bounties that didnt pay, but one of them i disappointed most of all is bitpaction exchange.
read carefully the conditions of the bounty company very often you do not charge your reward for careless fulfillment of the conditions and you will be happy. to choose the right company bounty carefully study the project on scam
You must not only study the information about the Project, but also the terms of the Bounty of the company point. Besides, you must compare all the figures relative to the reward for each participant. If you give an example of a bounty company DACC, then the Bounty members of the company receive an insignificant amount of compensation for their work.
read carefully the conditions of the bounty company very often you do not charge your reward for careless fulfillment of the conditions and you will be happy. to choose the right company bounty carefully study the project on scam
I have been doing bounties for some time and I have encountered some bounty effort that are not paid for.
1. Hashcard - scam exit
2. Blackfolio - did not reach softcap
3. BCharity - did not reach softcap
4. Safein - project is cancelled
5. Impressio - scam exit
6. Root blockchain - didn't get enough private investors
I learned a lesson here. I have to be more selective in the future in choosing bounties, as much as choosing an ICO to invest.
Do you have any similar experience? Please share so that others may learn.
1. Hashcard - scam exit
2. Blackfolio - did not reach softcap
3. BCharity - did not reach softcap
4. Safein - project is cancelled
5. Impressio - scam exit
6. Root blockchain - didn't get enough private investors
I learned a lesson here. I have to be more selective in the future in choosing bounties, as much as choosing an ICO to invest.
Do you have any similar experience? Please share so that others may learn.
Not paying bounty rewards is very much common nowadays and this is also due to many icos launches which is like a competition in the crypto market and a lot of coins introduce that make people many choices.
Open: reduces the bounty pools to a very small amount which results in the unsatisfied bounty participants who have contributed for 8 months but received less than what they deserved
I have been doing bounties for some time and I have encountered some bounty effort that are not paid for.
1. Hashcard - scam exit
2. Blackfolio - did not reach softcap
3. BCharity - did not reach softcap
4. Safein - project is cancelled
5. Impressio - scam exit
6. Root blockchain - didn't get enough private investors
I learned a lesson here. I have to be more selective in the future in choosing bounties, as much as choosing an ICO to invest.
Do you have any similar experience? Please share so that others may learn.
Yes, we do have to be more selective in choosing a bounty program. because they do not want to work hard without getting paid.1. Hashcard - scam exit
2. Blackfolio - did not reach softcap
3. BCharity - did not reach softcap
4. Safein - project is cancelled
5. Impressio - scam exit
6. Root blockchain - didn't get enough private investors
I learned a lesson here. I have to be more selective in the future in choosing bounties, as much as choosing an ICO to invest.
Do you have any similar experience? Please share so that others may learn.
try reading the material on this thread. I hope this helps :
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.38955921
like some of you said, it is better to start joining the bounty when the softcap is reached. this is so true, because we have to protect ourselves from wasting our time. however, from my experience, Amazix and G0blin are the bounty managers that have been doing very well. So far, all of their projects that have i participated have surpassed softcap and also reached hardcap. Shivom, XYO, Effect.ai etc.
Thank you for your comment. AmaZix does try very hard to bring quality and value to the blockchain scene. Value is underrated in our opinion, and it is something we think about a lot in our undertakings. Not just value to you as the community, but value to our partners as project implementers, and value to the industry as a whole. Blockchain and cryptocurrency are still very, very much in the early stages, and to bring them truly into the mainstream, real world use case must be developed.
Most projects are scams, honestly your much better off working a normal job in real life instead of wasting your time here.
As many members have said to minimize risk you wasting your time and effort, evaluating the ICO project and bounty is a must. As we know not all of the bounties will reach the soft cap allocated to start the project and sometime it will be cancelled due to unknown reason and that is why checking their community is also important. Every bounty hunter should know about this as it will make or break their rewards.
I have been doing bounties for some time and I have encountered some bounty effort that are not paid for.
1. Hashcard - scam exit
2. Blackfolio - did not reach softcap
3. BCharity - did not reach softcap
4. Safein - project is cancelled
5. Impressio - scam exit
6. Root blockchain - didn't get enough private investors
I learned a lesson here. I have to be more selective in the future in choosing bounties, as much as choosing an ICO to invest.
Do you have any similar experience? Please share so that others may learn.
1. Hashcard - scam exit
2. Blackfolio - did not reach softcap
3. BCharity - did not reach softcap
4. Safein - project is cancelled
5. Impressio - scam exit
6. Root blockchain - didn't get enough private investors
I learned a lesson here. I have to be more selective in the future in choosing bounties, as much as choosing an ICO to invest.
Do you have any similar experience? Please share so that others may learn.
unpaid bounty effort is very common nowadays this is because caused of some scamming incident that happened in different ICOs project.
Unpaid bounty is really waste our effort 
ive been doing bounty for 10 months and 1 out of 100 30% is paying and the rest are scams. but still we keep going . theres a lot of Good Project this year .. SO cheers
ive been doing bounty for 10 months and 1 out of 100 30% is paying and the rest are scams. but still we keep going . theres a lot of Good Project this year .. SO cheersyour 30% rate is very very low actually. mine is not that bad. my rate is about 80%, but of course, I participated in like 25 different icos at one time. the saddest thing is when the project is legit and they did not reach softcap....
like some of you said, it is better to start joining the bounty when the softcap is reached. this is so true, because we have to protect ourselves from wasting our time. however, from my experience, Amazix and G0blin are the bounty managers that have been doing very well. So far, all of their projects that have i participated have surpassed softcap and also reached hardcap. Shivom, XYO, Effect.ai etc.
it seems there are some ico who do not give payment to the participants from bounty campaign, and usually all have to be softcap to be able to give payment to bounty campaign. better be careful with ico like that, save and record the existing team and memorize the scam ico.
Number of scam bounty campaign is increasing very quickly like number of ICO project in this year 
. I think it's a little bit difficult to find out scam bounty campaign and maybe the only way to find out scam bounty is checking project behind and quality of bounty manager . But sometime it's impossible to check out until the end of bounty campaign and you don't receive anything
. I think it's a little bit difficult to find out scam bounty campaign and maybe the only way to find out scam bounty is checking project behind and quality of bounty manager . But sometime it's impossible to check out until the end of bounty campaign and you don't receive anything
many people take advantage by raising funds from investors by running a project that can deceive the many people involved. not only investors who feel harmed, but participants who participate in the project in vain to promote it because they do not get the rewards that have been promised.
recently there are some prize managers who are victims of scammers. would be better before engaging in a project to be lived, the manager should know more details about the project to be undertaken before receiving the participation of the participants to help promote it, so that no one feels harmed.
recently there are some prize managers who are victims of scammers. would be better before engaging in a project to be lived, the manager should know more details about the project to be undertaken before receiving the participation of the participants to help promote it, so that no one feels harmed.
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