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Title: How to spot a scam signature campain? Post by: agottl on January 23, 2018, 08:52:18 PM Except obvious things like hiring newbie users
Title: Re: How to spot a scam signature campain? Post by: Bitfort on January 23, 2018, 09:31:35 PM I would say unwillingness to escrow the funds.
Title: Re: How to spot a scam signature campain? Post by: LTU_btc on January 23, 2018, 11:00:53 PM Campaign payment rates looks to good to be true and they aren't using escrow. If they didn't hired trusted campaign manager and manage campaign themselves, it looks even more suspicious.
If we talk about ICO signature campaigns, especially these which are paying in tokens, I think it's more difficult spot scam campaign. It's like to choose good ICO to invest - before joining campaign you need to investigate project, their whitepaper, roadmap, team and etc and only after that, when you are sure that project legit, then you can join it. Title: Re: How to spot a scam signature campain? Post by: akishang on January 23, 2018, 11:07:36 PM Except obvious things like hiring newbie users To be honest Sir, there is no way for you to know if its a scam. In my opinion, some ICO's are legit but they are unable to sell the hard cap so it ended up being a scam. Trusted managers will not help if the ICO will not send tokens. What I have done is to keep on joining ICO's until I reach an ICO who will send me their token and wait for the alt to have its value on the trade. I prefer trusted managers because they are organized and easy to talked with. Try Sylon, BlockEye, iwantpony, dafar and my signature right now momopi. Title: Re: How to spot a scam signature campain? Post by: pmtxcrypto on January 23, 2018, 11:32:16 PM I have not joined any yet, obviously :) but I agree must research the offering and campaign if it seems too good to be true RUN Away.
Title: Re: How to spot a scam signature campain? Post by: elramsy on January 24, 2018, 01:44:26 AM Most scam signature bounty hardly have white paper and spreadsheet. the quality of the team members also matters a lot too
Title: Re: How to spot a scam signature campain? Post by: agottl on February 05, 2018, 03:42:19 PM Except obvious things like hiring newbie users To be honest Sir, there is no way for you to know if its a scam. In my opinion, some ICO's are legit but they are unable to sell the hard cap so it ended up being a scam. Trusted managers will not help if the ICO will not send tokens. What I have done is to keep on joining ICO's until I reach an ICO who will send me their token and wait for the alt to have its value on the trade. I prefer trusted managers because they are organized and easy to talked with. Try Sylon, BlockEye, iwantpony, dafar and my signature right now momopi. Title: Re: How to spot a scam signature campain? Post by: mexxer-2 on February 05, 2018, 03:44:15 PM 1) Never before heard of campaign managers.
2) Aren't willing to escrow funds 3) Long payment periods 4) No proof of funds The more things you cross of this list, the more likely it is that the campaign is a scam. Title: Re: How to spot a scam signature campain? Post by: HabBear on February 05, 2018, 08:46:44 PM Except obvious things like hiring newbie users Why does hiring newbie users indicate that the signature campaign is a scam? Are you indicting the Newbies as being less trust worthy? Or are you indicting the Campaign Manager as more willing to scam all users if Newbies are involved. You sound a bit elitist! We should be helping Newbies, not cutting them down. I would think the most obvious indicator that a signature campaign is a scam is when you don't receive your payment after the campaign period has concluded! Title: Re: How to spot a scam signature campain? Post by: ChefBoyardeez on February 05, 2018, 11:07:11 PM Except obvious things like hiring newbie users Why does hiring newbie users indicate that the signature campaign is a scam? Are you indicting the Newbies as being less trust worthy? Or are you indicting the Campaign Manager as more willing to scam all users if Newbies are involved. You sound a bit elitist! We should be helping Newbies, not cutting them down. I would think the most obvious indicator that a signature campaign is a scam is when you don't receive your payment after the campaign period has concluded! BRAVO!! There are plenty of noobs out there who are trustworthy and want (and can with good help) build amazing things. It is up to the experienced veteran players to moderate and mentor so as to filter the cream from the krum. |