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I'm creating this thread for the safety of newbies who can't differenciate between real and scam airdrops but go bonkers at the very mention of the word.

Stay away from this ANN with the link below!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5225204.0

Stay Safe Guys

Many airdrops are scam, it depends on how good you are at doing research and finding clues, I've learned from my past mistakes and now I only join high rated airdrops, I even go this far by contacting the project team and asking directly

It's one of the many so be wary when you're an avid joiner of these airdrops. I'm not stopping you but please be mindful that not all of them are paying and legit. They can give you a certain valuation but it doesn't mean that it's the exact price and value of that airdrop.
And also, there are airdrops that wants to take your information such as email which will be saved to their database for marketing or selling purposes so take note of it.

im done with airdrops and giveaways were most of them are scam,  cause some of them you will need to provide kyc for 10$ worth of tokens, other you will complete the task needed but in the end tou wont get anything.

Why not just open up a scam accusation with a lot more details of how they are trying to execute the scam in the Scam accusations board (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=83.0). That can help newbies how care in search that board a lot more that what you have presented can.

Most airdrops are just meant to collected your user data and indirectly fool you into subscribing for the different channels to create a false impression to investors that the project has a large following, yet is a just a group of  bounty and airdrop hunters following them.

I have seen so many fraudulent projects, they take advantage of promotional hunters with the reward of being worthless tokens
Currently, with only 0.1-0.5ETH, we can easily create a contract address on the ERC20 platform, which is really worrying because so many people use it to sell fraudulent ICOs and Awarding worthless rewards with great promise.
Bounty hunters are always a free marketing tool for developers, all we need to do is analyze and evaluate the project, about the coin and their program, draw conclusions and These reviews to remove those scam projects

It's because most bounty hunters stoop so low. That's how they end up getting fooled and scammed, and the funny thing is that most do even seem to car that they have not been paid (or is it just being so desperate) so they move on to the next bounty that promises worthless shitcoins too.

If bounty hunters here knew their worth and refused to advertise for such project unless their payments had value, most of the fraudulent ICO's would have given up from promoting themselves already.