I participate in the bounty of the Interfinex project company in the signature company. It ends today. I have strong evidence that the bounty manager is a scam. It is very easy to check his untidiness in the conduct of a subscription company. The accrual of shares is contrary to all the rules of the company. It is impossible to attribute this to inattention.
 I don’t want to accuse a person of fraud unfoundedly, especially a bounty manager.
I am asking you for your help in verifying this information. I may be wrong. Then I will immediately apologize. But everything is somehow too obvious.

Here are the terms of the subscription company:
● Each participant should make at least 10 posts per week during their participation in the campaign. 5 of them can be in local threads.
● Posts must be at least 100 characters long.
● Comply with the terms to avoid problems with the distribution of stakes.
● Maximum 3 comments per day.
● Focus on next threads: Bitcoin, Economy, Alternate cryptocurrencies.

Claims against the manager are reflected in the screenshots:





Plinteng -  week 2 - 3 posts,  week 3 no posts
Hocaneshaw - the last post was in July, then some reports.
Gbrendeh -  week 2 - 2 posts, week 3 no posts.

I will not list further, you can find it if you wish.

It looks, of course, it's a little fantastic, but why not. Imagine for a second that let's say, purely hypothetically, Lloyd Corporation, which has vast experience in insuring unusual and unique risks, offers bounty hunters to ensure their participation in a bounty company, for example, such a project as Cartesi. You pay a fee, depending on the risk, and in return, you receive guarantees of payment of remuneration for the work done, even in the event of a bounty failure. It is interesting to hear your opinion, do you agree to such conditions? Something similar would apply to investors.