You report any unwholesome practice to the bounty manager via a private chat or through the report form, the level really doesn't mean much if someone is doing something wrong.
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Topic: What to do if you have found a scammer??? - page 2. (Read 1634 times)
I think you should report it, first to the community, to see if any mod is interested and also to the bounty manager, they usually have enough contacts to do something, but they will most likely take it out of the campaign and put it in negative trust until they claim their behavior.
You report any unwholesome practice to the bounty manager via a private chat or through the report form, the level really doesn't mean much if someone is doing something wrong.
Each time I found scammers I send all information found to the manager for rechecking. Sometimes if to speak about bounty campigns, people just while copypating use by mistake someones data therefore manager should recheck. Lets play fair.
Hello friends, I have not met yet, but I read your post, I will be more cautious. If it is me, I will find the information of the liar, all the evidence will be retained, and then sent to the administrator or the bounty manager. Cancel its qualifications.
If you find a scammer then say it to the authorities like to police to make them action about this and also to less the scammers in this field of business and industry to secured our future in cryptocurrency.
When I met scammer, the first thing I did was gather the evidence and then report it to DT Member like Pharmacist, actmyname, and hillariousanco. Then you need to improve the security of your account information to avoid hackers. The storage of personal information on the Internet is not really safe.
The scammer could be a bounty manager or a bounty hunter, therefore what i would do if the bounty manager is a scammer is to raise alarm via the announcement thread in other to save ICO investors from falling prey in the hands of some of these fraudsters, but in a situation where a fellow bounty hunter like me is suspected to be a scammer as a result of the fact that he uses my bitcoin username i and his ETH wallet address in a bounty; i would simply report the person to the bounty manager with a screenshot of my details of which he used in faking the bounty manager as a proof for proper disciplinary actions to be given to him or her by the bounty manager.
This is because the blockchain is a business founded on the basis of trust and transparency and whenever we found anyone trying to mess with our business, we will have to show them the way out by reporting them to the appropriate authorities through the smart contracts and other tracking device.
This is because the blockchain is a business founded on the basis of trust and transparency and whenever we found anyone trying to mess with our business, we will have to show them the way out by reporting them to the appropriate authorities through the smart contracts and other tracking device.
I think the best you can do if you have found a scammer is report to the authority about this
because this is their responsibilities and at the same time they are the one who can resolve about this.
Thanks! because this is their responsibilities and at the same time they are the one who can resolve about this.
I think the best you can do if you have found a scammer is report to the authority about this
because this is their responsibilities and at the same time they are the one who can resolve about this.
because this is their responsibilities and at the same time they are the one who can resolve about this.
I really doubt that a legendary user gonna risk his account for a Telegram bounty, I am not sure but probably someone else used his name and your Telegram user combination but provided his own Ethereum address, the only way to prove that this legendary member himself did that is to associate the Ethereum address used in bounty with him by finding a post he did with that address.
I found before that my Bitcointalk user was used in some Twitter campaign without me know of it, scammers usually do that if the bounty requires high-rank user.
Most managers now use proof of authentication to avoid this kind of scams, and I think all managers should start doing the same.
I found before that my Bitcointalk user was used in some Twitter campaign without me know of it, scammers usually do that if the bounty requires high-rank user.
Most managers now use proof of authentication to avoid this kind of scams, and I think all managers should start doing the same.
Nice that you think alternative, because have never thought that his account also can be used by other person.
Will be better if you were contacting him directly (a Legendary member that you was shown the name here) ask him about what happened to you. How if he's not the one who's using your data, that's will going bad.
I don't know how I got dragged into this, but I've never participated in a signature campaign, and I've certainly never scammed anyone.
I've also never used telegram. If someone on there has the same username, it's an imposter.
I'd be willing to contact the signature campaign manager and tell him the same, if it would help.
Hello buddy, I also thought so, that's why first of all I wrote you a PM. And then tried to undertand what I have to do by making this topic. So contact them if it's not hard to do. Thank's everyone who have participated in this Topic. I found the answer of my question.I've also never used telegram. If someone on there has the same username, it's an imposter.
I'd be willing to contact the signature campaign manager and tell him the same, if it would help.
Ah...glad to see all this has fixed peacefully.
So, the only prove from the suspect is the Ethereum wallet that used, right? But I think s/he made new address every time s/he's doing something similar.
I don't know how I got dragged into this, but I've never participated in a signature campaign, and I've certainly never scammed anyone.
I've also never used telegram. If someone on there has the same username, it's an imposter.
I'd be willing to contact the signature campaign manager and tell him the same, if it would help.
Hello buddy, I also thought so, that's why first of all I wrote you a PM. And then tried to undertand what I have to do by making this topic. So contact them if it's not hard to do. Thank's everyone who have participated in this Topic. I found the answer of my question. I've also never used telegram. If someone on there has the same username, it's an imposter.
I'd be willing to contact the signature campaign manager and tell him the same, if it would help.
I don't know how I got dragged into this, but I've never participated in a signature campaign, and I've certainly never scammed anyone.
I've also never used telegram. If someone on there has the same username, it's an imposter.
I'd be willing to contact the signature campaign manager and tell him the same, if it would help.
I've also never used telegram. If someone on there has the same username, it's an imposter.
I'd be willing to contact the signature campaign manager and tell him the same, if it would help.
moment like this often happens in every campaign, even some scammers steal and use perfect data.
I prefer to report it to the bounty manager and project developer.
I prefer to report it to the bounty manager and project developer.
now there are a lot of crimes using telegram usernames and other people's links to get coins for free. For that we have to check the spreadsheet and if you find things like you then we have to report to the bounty manager so they are rejected
Today when I was checking my stakes in the bounty participants list I saw my telegram username which was rejected https://ibb.co/ho6wNe , but I didn't participate in telegram campaign. And the firs thing I've done is that that I checked who is that person that tried to << earn >> some tokens by using my data. And I was amazed, it was a Legendary member. https://ibb.co/nq3bNe.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FcFqL8sxRPoqVlB7V2ItDHeAi49AlEBK6b6fEuU5M8k/
So tell me please what to do?
It is best to report to the bounty manager to remove him from the campaign and report him on the forum, so that he never gets involved in other bounty campaigns. scam in the campaign is not acceptable here https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1FcFqL8sxRPoqVlB7V2ItDHeAi49AlEBK6b6fEuU5M8k/
So tell me please what to do?
I really doubt that a legendary user gonna risk his account for a Telegram bounty, I am not sure but probably someone else used his name and your Telegram user combination but provided his own Ethereum address, the only way to prove that this legendary member himself did that is to associate the Ethereum address used in bounty with him by finding a post he did with that address.
I found before that my Bitcointalk user was used in some Twitter campaign without me know of it, scammers usually do that if the bounty requires high-rank user.
Most managers now use proof of authentication to avoid this kind of scams, and I think all managers should start doing the same.
I found before that my Bitcointalk user was used in some Twitter campaign without me know of it, scammers usually do that if the bounty requires high-rank user.
Most managers now use proof of authentication to avoid this kind of scams, and I think all managers should start doing the same.
Nice that you think alternative, because have never thought that his account also can be used by other person.
Will be better if you were contacting him directly (a Legendary member that you was shown the name here) ask him about what happened to you. How if he's not the one who's using your data, that's will going bad.
write and ask the developers explain and provide evidence and in my opinion if it is not scammers, be sure to understand and help you.
I really doubt that a legendary user gonna risk his account for a Telegram bounty, I am not sure but probably someone else used his name and your Telegram user combination but provided his own Ethereum address, the only way to prove that this legendary member himself did that is to associate the Ethereum address used in bounty with him by finding a post he did with that address.
I found before that my Bitcointalk user was used in some Twitter campaign without me know of it, scammers usually do that if the bounty requires high-rank user.
Most managers now use proof of authentication to avoid this kind of scams, and I think all managers should start doing the same.
I found before that my Bitcointalk user was used in some Twitter campaign without me know of it, scammers usually do that if the bounty requires high-rank user.
Most managers now use proof of authentication to avoid this kind of scams, and I think all managers should start doing the same.
Nice that you think alternative, because have never thought that his account also can be used by other person.
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