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Title: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: e@symode on November 10, 2018, 09:05:42 AM
Hello to all! Today it became known that the Yumerium project reduced payment for bounty hunters by about 30 times. Yes guys, it's scary.




Let's think together what can be done to ensure that these people are held accountable for their actions if they really deceived us.

I think that you still need to try to advise with free lawyers or with the police how to do it correctly so that they are punished to the fullest extent.

No need to be silent and think that this will pass. Any disregard leads to chaos. The project began on April 7, if I'm not mistaken.

450 First St, Suite F, Los Altos, CA, 94022  -  The address I took from their site

I would also like to say separately that in my personal opinion the bounty manager is also responsible, and this is a responsibility.
You may have a different opinion, but I think that he, too, should be responsible for this.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1112979 - yura04071989






I`m sorry for mistakes in the text if you find them.



Below I share all the information that I was able to collect.





LinkedIn Accounts:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jikhan-jung-550a221/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/francisco-o-martin/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/wonsangchoi/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-seunghwan-yoon-8a31374/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/unsungyoo/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/khoilevr/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/hyun-ho-lee-8187a665/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/eun-yong-choi-034966127/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joyce-zhao-b73bb0154/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/eduardo-carrillo-2019/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/shreyasvaidya/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/noriyuki-hirosue-88933ba3/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/suyong-park-6b0b8879/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewlee6/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/okohei/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/billy-sungwoo-lee-21b41a1/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/andyletong/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kojisakamoto/



That`s what i`ve found about website:
https://thumb.ibb.co/cf8EtV/Yumerium1-4.png (https://ibb.co/cf8EtV)
https://thumb.ibb.co/j7unDV/Yumerium1-3.png (https://ibb.co/j7unDV)
https://thumb.ibb.co/fXOQ0A/Yumerium1-2.png (https://ibb.co/fXOQ0A)
 https://thumb.ibb.co/hF1pSq/Yumerium1-1.png (https://ibb.co/hF1pSq)

You can find this info by going to this link https://www.whois.com/whois/yumerium.com





Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters
Post by: SerJo101 on November 10, 2018, 09:17:07 AM
This is a blatant fraud of a very large number of people, to be honest it is such arrogance I have not seen an administrator in the telegram chat Yumerium continues to prove his innocence, but in the rules and in the summary table clearly shows that in fact they cut the pool of awards approximately 30 times! I believe that the bounty Manager who ran this bounty campaign should be punished first, otherwise it may happen again in the future.  >:(



Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters
Post by: Lisa110386 on November 10, 2018, 09:24:35 AM
I didn’t expect such a deception from Yumerium.  I participated in this campaign since April, I wore a signature in the first and second campaigns.  how can you do so meanly to your community? They burned the coins before paying bounty members.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters
Post by: bigcash2011 on November 10, 2018, 09:36:20 AM
Yumerium looked good to me as as a project but i agree that it is highly unethical and unlawful to change the promised reward amount after campaign, not only this but they will also try to delay the distribution as long as possible, this unethical behavior is on the rise and there should be something done about it, reward amount should be fixed and it should be distributed in 2 weeks after the ico irrespective of amount of funds raised.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters
Post by: ^BuTcH^ on November 10, 2018, 09:40:44 AM
Ohh no, I've participated in signature for 9 weeks and 76$ in tokens is something I supposed to receive. 20x decrease 2 days prior to payout, is it legit?
We all know that tokens to be dumped after listing,but I will gain nuts shell in any way.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters
Post by: e@symode on November 10, 2018, 09:44:37 AM
I think that we need to attract users with great experience and great rank here to find out how to act in such a situation correctly.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: hrunya102 on November 10, 2018, 09:50:36 AM
I haven't seen from official statements on the reduction of the pool, as they explained their action ?


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: SerJo101 on November 10, 2018, 09:54:22 AM
WHAT DO WE HAVE ? Admin burned tokens and considers our pool from this amount, claiming that it is correct. This is pure deception and manipulation, in the white paper and in the bounty conditions was clearly indicated the total pool bounty awards. Please pay the administration on this blatant deception of participants of the bounty, which helped to promote the project and nadalis to receive the award, but now we get nothing. Since April 7, this campaign lasted more than half a year ...


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Papcio77 on November 10, 2018, 09:56:46 AM
I'm also part of the bounty, so many excuses to lessen the bounty allocation, yes it turns out to be scam. Look at their post while in private sale and pre-sale showing that they are strong to raised and sold all of the token in that phase and now telling that they not reach good enough. Very very liar team


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: e@symode on November 10, 2018, 10:08:26 AM
To be honest guys, I don’t even know what to do next and what to write to administrators, because it seems to me that there are very few such discontented people like us.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: comforteagle23 on November 10, 2018, 10:11:10 AM
I am also a member of the bounty program, it is a pity that this ICO scammers. I believed them.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Reatim on November 10, 2018, 10:11:48 AM
You should open a Scam Accusations (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0) so that they can be dealt by DT members of this forum. Just remember to post as many proofs as you can about the said project. Goodluck.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Tistergis on November 10, 2018, 10:20:03 AM
In time Amazix have refused this project. It was necessary zareny to understand that there not everything is so simple. Not the project and shit.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: saycryptohello on November 10, 2018, 10:37:28 AM
What actions can we do to remove this scam project?


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: peteycamey on November 10, 2018, 10:38:33 AM
What actions can we do to remove this scam project?

you cannot do such a thing, but what we can do is to INFORM people.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: SabrinaBianka on November 10, 2018, 10:41:51 AM
For me because of their funds. Once the crowdfunding didn't purely successful I thought they can reduced the rewards. For example, They softcap was 5M$ and the hardcap is 10M$ so if they raised 5.1M$ and they promised was so 500k$. Do you think investors will agree? Almost 10% of the total funds is of bounty hunter? Of course not. better to understand their decision and that is for all the community and also for their investors.

If you're really wanted to make accusation visit this board: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: e@symode on November 10, 2018, 11:00:14 AM
What actions can we do to remove this scam project?

you cannot do such a thing, but what we can do is to INFORM people.
Maybe we can still write for example in the SEC so that they check this project or write to the cops? What do you think?


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: GREENch on November 10, 2018, 11:16:19 AM
Guys, let's write more informative about how Yumerium tokens were calculated
1. Tokens should be calculated based on the numbers shown in this screenshot
https://a.radikal.ru/a26/1811/19/bed2f9a5567f.jpg (https://radikal.ru)
2.Bounty Manager yura04071989(https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1112979) made a strange calculation referring to the fact that quote: "Bounty pool and all rewards updated due development team request".
https://d.radikal.ru/d02/1811/20/9cc8afc8096d.jpg (https://radikal.ru)
I would like to see the correspondence of bounty Manager with the project team to understand who is to blame for the situation, only the development team or bounty Manager is also involved in this.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: bgpsq on November 10, 2018, 11:22:20 AM
What? I participated in their both bounty campaigns (2 rounds) and I will receive almost nothing? How can they now be considered as a legit project when they scam their supporters.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: GREENch on November 10, 2018, 11:35:40 AM
Once again, carefully re-reading the conditions of participation in the bounty campaign, I come to the conclusion that we can not say that the project SCAM, as they left a loophole:
https://b.radikal.ru/b07/1811/4b/3ccdc49d9794.jpg (https://radikal.ru)
If we talk about the fact that the project management can be trusted, or I would dare to invest my money in them, then definitely not. But in fact, they did not violate the conditions of the bounty campaign.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: andrejka on November 10, 2018, 11:39:08 AM
What actions can we do to remove this scam project?

you cannot do such a thing, but what we can do is to INFORM people.
Maybe we can still write for example in the SEC so that they check this project or write to the cops? What do you think?

There are a lot of similar situations with other bounty campaign. Unfortunately this is one of the major risks bounty hunters take while deciding to participate in a concrete bounty campaign. And it's a pity but you can do nothing about it, I've seen this hundred of times already and such scam companies always get away with it. They simply don't care)) ICO is finished, the money is raised, what else do they need now? Nothing) And as this whole sphere is not yet regulated as it should be, no legal actions can't be undertaken.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: GREENch on November 10, 2018, 11:50:13 AM
There are a lot of similar situations with other bounty campaign. Unfortunately this is one of the major risks bounty hunters take while deciding to participate in a concrete bounty campaign. And it's a pity but you can do nothing about it, I've seen this hundred of times already and such scam companies always get away with it. They simply don't care)) ICO is finished, the money is raised, what else do they need now? Nothing) And as this whole sphere is not yet regulated as it should be, no legal actions can't be undertaken.
Now the team has decided to do so with bounty hunter (and it will probably get away with it) and what will happen next...
Not indifferent to the current situation, the forum participant can make this situation public.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: yura04071989 on November 10, 2018, 12:12:45 PM
Guys, let's write more informative about how Yumerium tokens were calculated
1. Tokens should be calculated based on the numbers shown in this screenshot
https://a.radikal.ru/a26/1811/19/bed2f9a5567f.jpg (https://radikal.ru)
2. Bounty Manager yura04071989(https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1112979) made a strange calculation referring to the fact that quote: "Bounty pool and all rewards updated due development team request".
https://d.radikal.ru/d02/1811/20/9cc8afc8096d.jpg (https://radikal.ru)
I would like to see the correspondence of bounty Manager with the project team to understand who is to blame for the situation, only the development team or bounty Manager is also involved in this.

Hi, GREENch!

I'm, yura04071989, conducted YUMERIUM bounty Round 2. The entire bounty campaign was calculated and even more, given the incorrect assessment of the first round of content creation - we rechecked it for free at the request of the bounty members. On October 26, all google forms and spreadsheets were counted and transferred to the YUMERIUM team. Our work on this was completed and according to the CEO's distribution of tokens was supposed to begin within a week from the moment of transfer. Then in the bounty management chat, a message was received from the CEO that 2% could not be distributed. We provided all the arguments regarding the fact that the company does not fulfill its obligations to the participants of the bounty. Considering the situation on the market and a small volume of sales, we proposed to make the distribution of tokens in parts, or freeze the tokens of the participants of the bounty and unfreeze them after a lapse of time, but pay the participants' reward in full. The team said that would think about this option.
A few days later, the team wrote that they finally decided that in this situation, some of the tokens will be burned and the bounty payment will be 2% from 26,362,027.94 YUM. And they ask us to remove the size of the bounty pool and the related figures from the bounty thread to avoid misunderstandings due to changes.
1)We did not change Bounty thread!
2)We also didn't ban participants who express their opinions either in the main chat or in the Bounty chat.

In the picture above, there are 2 figures:
263620.3 - the amount that the team left for bounty round 2 (similar to round 1)
and 6338137 - the amount that we left in the cap since this was the initial condition that the campaign refused to fulfill.

Unfortunately, this decision of the project team, on which neither the first round team or the second round bounty team can in any way influence, our opinion is extremely negative about this attitude of the development team towards the participants of the bounty and they (the development team) know about it.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Strotman on November 10, 2018, 12:34:41 PM
The situation is ambiguous.Mindlessly shout that the project is a SCAM we have no reason, as paragraph 2 of the rules stipulates the possibility of reducing the bounty pool. But this attitude on the part of project developers is disrespectful to the participants of the bounty campaign. I am glad that the bounty Manager appeared in this thread and expressed his opinion about the situation.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: SerJo101 on November 10, 2018, 12:44:14 PM
The situation is ambiguous.Mindlessly shout that the project is a SCAM we have no reason, as paragraph 2 of the rules stipulates the possibility of reducing the bounty pool. But this attitude on the part of project developers is disrespectful to the participants of the bounty campaign. I am glad that the bounty Manager appeared in this thread and expressed his opinion about the situation.
What are we supposed to do ?! We don't get anything on the fact that it's pennies, I don't need them. I want these crooks to pay for their deception! I believe this SCAM, because there is a deception of a huge number of people. You know that rule paragraph 2 all the bounty managers, this is done in order, with impunity, to throw bounty-hunters.

Six months of work for free ...  ??? ::)

While #YUMERIUM will continue to operate as a was ABLE ? IT SHOULD NOT BE.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: rdewilde on November 10, 2018, 12:59:02 PM
What actions can we do to remove this scam project?
Just warn the ICO for everyone here and on social networks, so that everyone avoids investing in this ICO, then surely this ICO will soon be removed by the community


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: SerJo101 on November 10, 2018, 01:12:49 PM
So here's what we'll do if they don't pay the tokens in full as promised! The entire community of bounty hunters who made the content will fix their articles and videos on this: YMERIUM SCAM - CAUTION  DO NOT BUY THE SHITCOIN! I think all bounty hunters will agree to do so, in any case, I already know 20 such people ...  ;)


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: superscommessebitcoin on November 10, 2018, 01:44:27 PM
As I recall the bounty of this company led the first team of Amazix but then they wrote that there is a pause, or they can't contact the developers and so they will do the counting and then the bounty of the company will be managed by another Manager. It was at that moment it was clear that something was wrong with this project.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: e@symode on November 10, 2018, 03:04:15 PM
It turns out that at the end we can not even show anything to the project? I read the situation with the bounty manager and understand his situation too. But this should not just happen, because people should definitely be responsible for their actions.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Strotman on November 10, 2018, 03:37:00 PM
The situation is ambiguous.Mindlessly shout that the project is a SCAM we have no reason, as paragraph 2 of the rules stipulates the possibility of reducing the bounty pool. But this attitude on the part of project developers is disrespectful to the participants of the bounty campaign. I am glad that the bounty Manager appeared in this thread and expressed his opinion about the situation.
What are we supposed to do ?! We don't get anything on the fact that it's pennies, I don't need them. I want these crooks to pay for their deception! I believe this SCAM, because there is a deception of a huge number of people. You know that rule paragraph 2 all the bounty managers, this is done in order, with impunity, to throw bounty-hunters.

Six months of work for free ...  ??? ::)

While #YUMERIUM will continue to operate as a was ABLE ? IT SHOULD NOT BE.
No one forced you to create video content for this project.  You had to learn the rules before entering the bounty program. The project developers acted dishonorably, in relation to bounty hunters, but this does not mean that the project SCAM.

To make this unpleasant action was known to the public should all concerned users of this forum to write comments to the posts of the Yumerium project outlining the events.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Applechild on November 10, 2018, 04:03:48 PM
If the payment is reduced it is even good for some of us the payment has not come and there is no explanation whatsoever and no apology. I wish I did not participate in the bounty because they did not keep to their word. We are being used to achieve their aim.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: bboyjohn on November 10, 2018, 04:17:28 PM
I was thinking about joining this bounty campaign. I thought the project looked pretty good and could get enough investment. The conversation about scam is quite sad, hope it wont be scam...


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Lisa110386 on November 10, 2018, 06:01:51 PM
For me because of their funds. Once the crowdfunding didn't purely successful I thought they can reduced the rewards. For example, They softcap was 5M$ and the hardcap is 10M$ so if they raised 5.1M$ and they promised was so 500k$. Do you think investors will agree? Almost 10% of the total funds is of bounty hunter? Of course not. better to understand their decision and that is for all the community and also for their investors.

If you're really wanted to make accusation visit this board: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0

I agree that we need to create a thread here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0  I consider them scammers, because they burned the coins before the distribution to participants of the bounty, not after. All these 6 months, starting from April, there were completely different conditions and the number of tokens.  And it suited the team, but after we completed our work and they got what they wanted from us, we are so deceived.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: hovrah on November 10, 2018, 06:08:12 PM
Hello to all! Today it became known that the Yumerium project reduced payment for bounty hunters by about 30 times. Yes guys, it's scary.




Let's think together what can be done to ensure that these people are held accountable for their actions if they really deceived us.

I think that you still need to try to advise with free lawyers or with the police how to do it correctly so that they are punished to the fullest extent.

No need to be silent and think that this will pass. Any disregard leads to chaos. The project began on April 7, if I'm not mistaken.

450 First St, Suite F, Los Altos, CA, 94022  -  The address I took from their site

I would also like to say separately that in my personal opinion the bounty manager is also responsible, and this is a responsibility.
You may have a different opinion, but I think that he, too, should be responsible for this.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1112979 - yura04071989






I`m sorry for mistakes in the text if you find them.



Below I share all the information that I was able to collect.





LinkedIn Accounts:

https://www.linkedin.com/in/jikhan-jung-550a221/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/francisco-o-martin/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/wonsangchoi/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/sean-seunghwan-yoon-8a31374/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/unsungyoo/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/khoilevr/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/hyun-ho-lee-8187a665/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/eun-yong-choi-034966127/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/joyce-zhao-b73bb0154/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/eduardo-carrillo-2019/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/shreyasvaidya/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/noriyuki-hirosue-88933ba3/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/suyong-park-6b0b8879/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewlee6/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/okohei/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/billy-sungwoo-lee-21b41a1/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/andyletong/
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kojisakamoto/



That`s what i`ve found about website:
https://thumb.ibb.co/cf8EtV/Yumerium1-4.png (https://ibb.co/cf8EtV)
https://thumb.ibb.co/j7unDV/Yumerium1-3.png (https://ibb.co/j7unDV)
https://thumb.ibb.co/fXOQ0A/Yumerium1-2.png (https://ibb.co/fXOQ0A)
 https://thumb.ibb.co/hF1pSq/Yumerium1-1.png (https://ibb.co/hF1pSq)

You can find this info by going to this link https://www.whois.com/whois/yumerium.com




in fact, it is very regrettable and sorry for those people who have been deceived. This project really looked very promising and every member of the Bounty company was hoping for good results in their work. I support the author and would like to punish not only the team that deceived the bounty hunters, but also all those responsible for this situation ..


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: VieleSind on November 10, 2018, 06:14:39 PM
At the beginning, I thought that it was a great project and bounty campaign as well but seem like I was wrong when they started the 2nd round of bounty campaign then 3rd round. LOL. Although they decreased token reward but I think if they still pay for bounty hunter, it'll be fine and Yume will not be a scam project :). Let's see.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Aryleeto on November 10, 2018, 06:15:37 PM
Yes Scam is not uncommon, I think it is not necessary to cry because of one project you need to take the amount that was not so sad that something is not paid


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Gryphet on November 10, 2018, 06:21:06 PM
 I also participated in this bounty , but of course I did not expect such that there will be a Scam , it's certainly first of all a shame to the team and the project as a whole, I will not wish evil , it will return to the project itself


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: A7373 on November 10, 2018, 07:43:40 PM
Guys forgot about last time with ALL.me and Repux????? We will show them again!


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters
Post by: sotovid on November 10, 2018, 07:53:27 PM
Ohh no, I've participated in signature for 9 weeks and 76$ in tokens is something I supposed to receive. 20x decrease 2 days prior to payout, is it legit?
We all know that tokens to be dumped after listing,but I will gain nuts shell in any way.
I was in a project called living stars, I participated in 5 months, and in the end I received coins worth 100 dollars.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: waldocarter on November 10, 2018, 07:55:43 PM
And I wanted to participate in the signature bounty. But it was as if I had a premonition of trouble, and I chose another project. I am very sorry for the hunters who were faithful to this project, and they did this to them ... this is a real deception and fraud.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Tosin12 on November 10, 2018, 08:03:21 PM
This deceiving and unethical behavior in managing of bounty campaigns is being orchestrated by the team and bounty manager from the beginning of the campaign by deliberately including in the rules and regulations of the bounty the right to make some changes at their own discretion which majority of bounty hunters are not taking cognizance of, the moment we start reading and understanding bounty rules, the less the accusations of bounty scam in respect to bounty pool


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: coinlocket$ on November 10, 2018, 08:29:27 PM
Second project left from Amazix after Equi same thing, they also left flipnick, let's see what will happen on that one too.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Sama517 on November 10, 2018, 08:32:59 PM
This is very bad of an ICO and its bounty campaign. How can people suffer and work tirelessly for you over several months and you end up reducing their rewards? It is not good at all. Even FTEC did the same thing giving reason that it was as a result of the low token sales. The hunters ended up getting little or even nothing.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Terrmit on November 10, 2018, 08:36:40 PM
I can say one thing that fraudsters are entering a new level. They even hire professional professionals who draw all this to them. According to this information, I can not understand scam. To be honest, little-known projects are much more successful.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: melomanskiy on November 10, 2018, 08:41:58 PM
I saw a lot of information about this project, but I did not think that such an incident would turn out with bounty hunters. This is definitely not fair to the people who worked on advertising the project for about six months. I hope that you will resolve this issue and in case the leadership does not go to the meeting, you will be able to punish them in all fairness.
 :-\


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: melomanskiy on November 10, 2018, 08:44:56 PM
Second project left from Amazix after Equi same thing, they also left flipnick, let's see what will happen on that one too.

I hope that this situation will not happen again with the FlipNpik company, otherwise it will be a shame) they also have a bounty that lasts 35 weeks. And this is a very long time. It remains only to cross your fingers and think about the good)


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: olgahappy on November 10, 2018, 09:13:13 PM
This is terrible. I sympathize with those who participated there. Recently, scammers are becoming more cunning. A lot of people don't want to do bounty anymore. Because of such projects, the mood is falling.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: GREENch on November 11, 2018, 08:56:28 AM
Hi, GREENch!

I'm, yura04071989, conducted YUMERIUM bounty Round 2. The entire bounty campaign was calculated and even more, given the incorrect assessment of the first round of content creation - we rechecked it for free at the request of the bounty members. On October 26, all google forms and spreadsheets were counted and transferred to the YUMERIUM team. Our work on this was completed and according to the CEO's distribution of tokens was supposed to begin within a week from the moment of transfer. Then in the bounty management chat, a message was received from the CEO that 2% could not be distributed. We provided all the arguments regarding the fact that the company does not fulfill its obligations to the participants of the bounty. Considering the situation on the market and a small volume of sales, we proposed to make the distribution of tokens in parts, or freeze the tokens of the participants of the bounty and unfreeze them after a lapse of time, but pay the participants' reward in full. The team said that would think about this option.
A few days later, the team wrote that they finally decided that in this situation, some of the tokens will be burned and the bounty payment will be 2% from 26,362,027.94 YUM. And they ask us to remove the size of the bounty pool and the related figures from the bounty thread to avoid misunderstandings due to changes.
1)We did not change Bounty thread!
2)We also didn't ban participants who express their opinions either in the main chat or in the Bounty chat.

In the picture above, there are 2 figures:
263620.3 - the amount that the team left for bounty round 2 (similar to round 1)
and 6338137 - the amount that we left in the cap since this was the initial condition that the campaign refused to fulfill.

Unfortunately, this decision of the project team, on which neither the first round team or the second round bounty team can in any way influence, our opinion is extremely negative about this attitude of the development team towards the participants of the bounty and they (the development team) know about it.
Hi, yura04071989.

Thank you for explaining the situation. It would be nice if you could attach screenshots of the negotiations with the development team. I think that on the basis of these data, everyone who wants to show the true face of the YUMERIUM project will be able to write articles. It will also be possible to send the material to well-known crypto publishers for publication.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: KotiKo on November 11, 2018, 09:40:34 AM
I did not expect such a trick. Although I was a little tense when the Amazix stopped working on Yumerium. I think that the bounty manager has nothing to do with it, all responsibility lies directly with the team


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: l10no on November 11, 2018, 10:10:35 AM
many projects do bad things on bounty hunters, not only Yumerium, whether it's from the team or cheating game bounty manager, indeed we have been required to be honest about being hunters, while those who make their own rules actually violate them


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: warning_btc on November 11, 2018, 10:22:57 AM
I am ot be surprised from project wich postpone their ICO, cant collect moneys, change bounty managing team.
There is many scam signals duing ico


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: ropyu1978 on November 11, 2018, 10:28:34 AM

I saw the yumerium having problems from the first time ico was held. yes, I forgot to read it on meta, if I'm not mistaken but it seems true that this ico has a problem. maybe you should discuss with the team and the developer
however, if sales do not reach the target, this is common
(please correct if I'm wrong).


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: kutangterbang on November 11, 2018, 11:27:32 AM
indeed the team was not open, they should have said what was the biggest problem with the project, so they distributed their tokens dishonestly. or indeed from the beginning they intend to deceive all participants


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: sergei1703 on November 11, 2018, 11:57:29 AM
indeed the team was not open, they should have said what was the biggest problem with the project, so they distributed their tokens dishonestly. or indeed from the beginning they intend to deceive all participants
All we can make now - it is tell everyone that this project is a full bullshit, and there is no good future here. Because if you start with a fraud - you product will die very very soon. Bounty participants have helped this project to raise money - and Yumerium abused us!


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Sevarchik on November 11, 2018, 12:44:58 PM
I am participated in the first round of his bounty campaign.
How i understand they want to pay 2% from raised funds, and if they sold small amount of tokens, then there all is fair, or i am not understand something ?


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: mrSamuel on November 12, 2018, 01:27:02 AM
project developers behaved very ugly towards the people who helped them. With this act they have spoiled their reputation. Now, no self-respecting investor will pay attention to this project.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: judeafante on November 12, 2018, 01:55:36 AM
Once again, carefully re-reading the conditions of participation in the bounty campaign, I come to the conclusion that we can not say that the project SCAM, as they left a loophole:
https://b.radikal.ru/b07/1811/4b/3ccdc49d9794.jpg (https://radikal.ru)
If we talk about the fact that the project management can be trusted, or I would dare to invest my money in them, then definitely not. But in fact, they did not violate the conditions of the bounty campaign.

That's very ugly and unacceptable so if they change their rule and say we did not hit hardcap so no bounty hunters will be going to get their rewards is that acceptable they can change the rules but not about giving rewards to bounty hunters, bounty manager should be the one to blame if rewards are changed after the ICO.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: 3acaga on November 12, 2018, 08:44:52 AM
The bounty manager didn’t completely blame it. Each had a choice and opportunity not to take part in the bounty campaign.
By the rules of clause 2, the developers left a spare option for deceiving the hunters - but the hunters decided to take part in the bounty themselves.
P.S. For the future, bounty hunters need to learn more about bounty campaigns and not to participate if they are not completely sure.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: beeelzebub on November 12, 2018, 09:06:32 AM
Well, another ico choose to scam bounty hunters. Not unexpected unfortunately.

Did they reach the hard cap? Or are they giving out tokens with the ratio of raised money compared the hard cap?


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Vit83 on November 12, 2018, 10:15:34 AM
ICO must understand that positive bounty hunters will write about it in the hundreds of sources, when they making unfair moves they will say about this thousand places. Crypto community is quite small, and doing such things will show everybody their real attitude to the community. In fact I don't know about this ICO anything, but I will remember and never buy them or participate their further events.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: GREENch on November 12, 2018, 11:51:01 AM
Hi, GREENch!

I'm, yura04071989, conducted YUMERIUM bounty Round 2. The entire bounty campaign was calculated and even more, given the incorrect assessment of the first round of content creation - we rechecked it for free at the request of the bounty members. On October 26, all google forms and spreadsheets were counted and transferred to the YUMERIUM team. Our work on this was completed and according to the CEO's distribution of tokens was supposed to begin within a week from the moment of transfer. Then in the bounty management chat, a message was received from the CEO that 2% could not be distributed. We provided all the arguments regarding the fact that the company does not fulfill its obligations to the participants of the bounty. Considering the situation on the market and a small volume of sales, we proposed to make the distribution of tokens in parts, or freeze the tokens of the participants of the bounty and unfreeze them after a lapse of time, but pay the participants' reward in full. The team said that would think about this option.
A few days later, the team wrote that they finally decided that in this situation, some of the tokens will be burned and the bounty payment will be 2% from 26,362,027.94 YUM. And they ask us to remove the size of the bounty pool and the related figures from the bounty thread to avoid misunderstandings due to changes.
1)We did not change Bounty thread!
2)We also didn't ban participants who express their opinions either in the main chat or in the Bounty chat.

In the picture above, there are 2 figures:
263620.3 - the amount that the team left for bounty round 2 (similar to round 1)
and 6338137 - the amount that we left in the cap since this was the initial condition that the campaign refused to fulfill.

Unfortunately, this decision of the project team, on which neither the first round team or the second round bounty team can in any way influence, our opinion is extremely negative about this attitude of the development team towards the participants of the bounty and they (the development team) know about it.
Hi, yura04071989.

Thank you for explaining the situation. It would be nice if you could attach screenshots of the negotiations with the development team. I think that on the basis of these data, everyone who wants to show the true face of the YUMERIUM project will be able to write articles. It will also be possible to send the material to well-known crypto publishers for publication.

Many of us tried to negotiate for compensation but it wasn't successful.  We didn't have a good reply from the team abd most of the bounty hunters are banned from the Telegram chat.  This is very bad.
In the rules there is a clause saying that the developers could change the amount of payments. And to call them scammers is not true, they did not break the rules. We had to consider the possibility of such a development.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: luioanh on November 12, 2018, 12:04:28 PM
This is their rule:
YUM, Yumerium Token is a gaming token that can be earned by playing, sharing, and reviewing games and spent in any game that supports Yumerium. Game developers can use YUM to attract and engage with users by using marketing tools such as referral bonus or airdrop/bounty campaign.
A total of 2% (12,676,274 YUM) of the total token supply will be assigned to the Bounty Pool.
The program will run until the end of the Token Sale (24.07.2018). Payments will be made 30 days after the completion of the ICO. Pool divided between bounty rounds 50/50.
Distribution of rewards for the Bounty campaign:
1 Round: 6.338.137 YUM (1%)
2 Round: 6.338.137 YUM (1%)

But they only counted for all round is  263620YUM

I think they scam bounty


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Strotman on November 12, 2018, 01:19:21 PM
It seems to me that many here are mistaken or do not understand what they are talking about. They confuse Fraud and Meanness. The developers of the Yumerium project are scoundrels, but I have no right to call them scammers.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: vigmar on November 12, 2018, 02:34:03 PM
Almost all projects have such loopholes. But there are some human relationships, except this. We helped to promote the project for almost half a year, and finally we received from the administration a such kind of ingratitude. If they have done such a thing to people who believed in their project at the early stage, then how they will behave with investors.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: george_hured on November 12, 2018, 02:39:47 PM
I am very happy to see how many people have become more active towards the actions of the Yumerium project team, because today such actions are very common. We are bounty hunters, we need to unite in order to prove that it is impossible to do this to us.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: triangles on November 12, 2018, 03:58:11 PM
Almost similar to glitzkoin but it seems like it is worse than that, I don't understand why the project handled by amazix this year is a lot of problems


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: el kaka22 on November 13, 2018, 01:02:45 PM
-snip-
Well, it depends on the reason why the participant's payment was reduced in the first place and that does not necessarily make them a scam. Unless it was not mentioned at first, but these days in most bounties, I am sure a lot of people who read rules often would have come across the aspect where the team always mentions that they have the right to make changes to payment in the long run based on the number of participants. So, if you were not comfortable with that you should not have joined, the problem is that a lot of you usually don't read rules.

Nonetheless, it is nothing new today that most of the projects we get to see today are being organized by fraudsters, which is why you should always try as much as possible to do your due diligence first.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Mabinat on November 13, 2018, 01:20:19 PM
I also heard that this project was a scam. true or not - we'll see


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: laredo7mm on November 13, 2018, 01:24:00 PM
Too many scams for now. in my opinion now I have to be careful and selective if we want to join the bounty campaign. because now there are a lot of deceptive projects
many people have complained about the many frauds that exist


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: mrSamuel on November 14, 2018, 12:55:20 AM
Almost similar to glitzkoin but it seems like it is worse than that, I don't understand why the project handled by amazix this year is a lot of problems
Amazix abandoned this project and another manager led the second round. Which by the way tried to reason with the team and was on the side of the hunters for generosity. so managers have nothing to do with it. blame the developers who were scoundrels.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: karagun125 on November 14, 2018, 01:00:27 AM
I think that changing the project's plan and perspective is unethical way and also a fraudulent act. I also think that every project on bounty campaigns seems like this, they promise to give these and that but it is not implemented upon the project is finished. So in that case, we must be choosy on participating good bounty campaign. Not just enlightened by their plans and by their project allocation.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: WackMack on November 14, 2018, 02:56:47 AM
the project was just awful to the bounty hunters. I think this act will not go unnoticed. Investors will turn away from a project with such a damaged reputation and will not invest money in it.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: gowobonyok on November 14, 2018, 08:19:18 AM
Is reporting to the police for the case of a digital currency that actually has not received legality from the government is a legitimate action? if so, then it's a good thing to report this incident. I hope this problem can be resolved.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: gtglener on November 15, 2018, 09:58:10 AM
project developers behaved very ugly towards the people who helped them. With this act they have spoiled their reputation. Now, no self-respecting investor will pay attention to this project.
That simply shows the level at which the bounty space is even being abused by project owners and one of the reasons why something should be done about it. Sure, in most of the rules like someone stated it out, the bounty manager and the team reserve their right to make changes to the terms in any moment, but I believe it is an absurd thing to really end up denying people what they actually deserve in the first place.

This is not actually a project I would want to be investing in anyway, asides all these, there is a huge red flag and it just shows that bounty participants always tend not to do their research before joining a bounty.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: coaprotet on November 15, 2018, 02:00:36 PM
Oh no. I have took part in Yumerium bounty and still waiting for my tokens. But hey, I have checked them and it looked really amazing, no signs of scam or something like this. Hope it will be clarified pretty soon.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: mastersay on November 16, 2018, 01:11:28 AM
That is a serious offense and a total disgrace actions towards the bounty hunters. This project should be given good punishments or sanctions for their actions. I felt sorry for the bounty hunters that are joining this campaign. Better find a better one that is more useful and trustful compared to this.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: oneidentity on November 16, 2018, 01:58:50 AM
Oh no. I have took part in Yumerium bounty and still waiting for my tokens. But hey, I have checked them and it looked really amazing, no signs of scam or something like this. Hope it will be clarified pretty soon.
That is, you are satisfied with the fact that the team of this project has dropped the award 30 times? I, of course, understand that they have not collected the maximum amount, but to reduce the pool from 12 million coins to 600 thousand is in my opinion too.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Gilliffyn on November 16, 2018, 04:39:13 PM
He participated in the bounty of course very sad that it did with the hunters , I think you need to do these projects at all!!


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: ivanleon on November 16, 2018, 04:49:29 PM
He participated in the bounty of course very sad that it did with the hunters , I think you need to do these projects at all!!

I know this is bad news for the hunters. He participated in this company. I can't figure out if 2% of the total pool is allocated for a bounty, usually counted from tokens sold. In this case, if the fees were much less than planned, the company, unfortunately, reduces the fee. So, for example, it was with the project AltEstate.  Who has data on the charges?


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Wale777 on November 16, 2018, 05:18:38 PM
Obviously this is done intentionally, I guess one of the reasons why Amazix  depart with Yumerium as the bounty manager, it's a total rape of bounty hunters by cutting bounty pool by 30*. I just hope the devs would start seeing bounty hunters as strategic partner and important as themselves too at least they cannot do without bounty hunters so why are they treating bounty hunters like pieces of s****


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Evushko on November 16, 2018, 06:39:40 PM
Sadly, of course! I also participated in this company, they were reliable and large, and if they paid the promise, it would be cool!


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: 2tang on November 16, 2018, 06:46:31 PM
from anywhere this is indeed fraud and there must be consequences, in the past I thought that this was a natural thing and just kept quiet but if this continues and there is no punishment for them then there will be no deterrent effect and fraud will continue to spread like mushrooms


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: fathur01 on November 16, 2018, 10:01:26 PM
This is only one of the projects, but at the moment there are a lot of such projects and all of them eventually do not pay fully to bounty hunters, as in most cases our awards are either cut or delayed.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: xOdiumNostrumx on November 16, 2018, 10:06:22 PM
This seems like a modus operandi for more and more shady and semi-shady projects. Implying pressure on the team is indeed the right tactic, as they cave in a lot of times. I did not participate in this particular campaign, but fingers crossed that you manage to corner them and achieve your goal.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: TomArayaSlaya on November 16, 2018, 10:07:17 PM
Too bad for investors i just hope they didnt raise that much though Sorry to all the bounty hunters


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: GREENch on November 17, 2018, 11:22:12 AM
Oh no. I have took part in Yumerium bounty and still waiting for my tokens. But hey, I have checked them and it looked really amazing, no signs of scam or something like this. Hope it will be clarified pretty soon.
Which campaign did you participate in? In the final SPREADSHEET it's not your data. Or you just decided to write a post in this thread?


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Chomsy on November 17, 2018, 11:49:42 AM
Woww.. I participated in this bounty but lost interest at a point. It's unfair if hunters are treated with disregard. Something should be done about this kind of things.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: WackMack on November 18, 2018, 10:51:46 PM
This whole situation is very sad, but not surprising. Now the situation on the cryptocurrency market is too complicated. projects began to collect very little money and, accordingly, our payments became much less.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: poodle63 on November 18, 2018, 11:16:39 PM
This whole situation is very sad, but not surprising. Now the situation on the cryptocurrency market is too complicated. projects began to collect very little money and, accordingly, our payments became much less.
Because if that project was using the result of ico to determine how much that will have used to pay the bounty hunters and if that was getting a little funds and bounty hunters get a little allocation. This was happening in so many times and i don't get any surprise with it,


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: GREENch on November 20, 2018, 07:10:13 AM
This whole situation is very sad, but not surprising. Now the situation on the cryptocurrency market is too complicated. projects began to collect very little money and, accordingly, our payments became much less.
Now payments from bounty campaigns are small, but this is no reason to remain silent about the fact that the team of developers of the Yumerium project is incompetent, because it indicated a bounty pool of the total number of tokens. And when had finished their tokensale then they decided to replace the data in the first message of the bounty theme. But BM did not go for it and leave it as it is.


Title: Re: Yumerium and bounty hunters - Looks like a SCAM
Post by: Babbylily1112 on December 12, 2018, 03:38:34 PM
This is one aspect of Bounty hunting that is very painful,  you will work and spend your time and energy on a bounty only for it to finally come out as Scam. Bounty hunters should not be treated badly cos if not for them most of this ICO wouldn't have been possible