FAKE ICOs Bounties. What to do?

[chocopapaya]

It's simple, only do a bounty that you would put your own money in.

This means you have to take the time to research everything about the project.
Look into the team, the whitepaper, test out their product (if there is no product run away fast), talk to the devs, all of it.
I know this might seem like too time consuming and it is easier to just jump into as many bounties as you can.
But in the end, you want your work to pay off right?
You will get paid way more for a project that has long term success rather than a quick sell.

On top of that, your legitimacy in promoting good projects will go up.
This can translate into more reliable and profitable work for you as you go about doing freelance marketing.

Also, no one wants a portfolio that is only full of tons of shitcoins.

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[DoAnh1206]

You should read white paper, join telegram group and see what people ask! You should also ask concerning questions you got, based on your knowledge from what information you earned on that project from white paper! I read some messages that you shouldn't trust newbies rank managers, I disagree with them. You just need to read and gather information on the project, some Junior ranked bounty managers, are very organised and brings a good result/reward to you.

[Alonsotorres909]

First thing i look at is bounty manager, if its a new account you should procede very very carefully, newbee as well, if its a legendary member than i would give it some more trust, BUT i just had a scam ICO with a legendary bounty manager, so even that is not 100%.

[sabine80]

First thing i look at is bounty manager, if its a new account you should procede very very carefully, newbee as well, if its a legendary member than i would give it some more trust, BUT i just had a scam ICO with a legendary bounty manager, so even that is not 100%.

unfortunately you can not always rely on that. even someone with a legendary account can be cheated or does not recognize the scam itself. thats my experience with it.

[lKSLMNSLKnkndlksnkJ]

Because there are always so many variables to consider and so many others to be distracted by, now more than ever, it's important to rely on your gut feelings and instincts gained from experience to help you navigate through this maze.

[NetCastle]

Read the crypto news, read the opinions of experts and critics, and after that start choosing good ICO projects.

[bangjoe]

I am a newbie just trying to grow on this platform. Within a week of participating in altcoin bounties, 2 bounties I participated in have been reported as Scammers. I get a lot of reads on my articles and Social media pages. I cannot keep encouraging people to invest in these altcoins if they would eventually get scammed. How can new bounty hunters like myself differentiate between a genuine bounty and scammers bounty?

although disappointing, I hope you can understand it because our risk of fraud is very high, therefore we have to keep learning and be more careful in choosing projects so that this kind of thing doesn't happen again, I'm sure this will be difficult because there are actually lots of projects or ico scam

[Cryptopal2]

yeah there are so many scam ICOs nowadays . It's hard to find a good ICO but not impossible with a good research .

[tamarindbleu]

You need to check before start to work on it. Team, website, whitepaper all main documents you find can be a light if it is fake or not

For me it is just normal that right now there are so many fake ICOs and bounties but the best thing we can do is to make sure that the ico we will invested is a sure success or have already raised a big amount of money so we can make sure that it is not fake or scam.

[btcCoincart]

No one can give the answer for your question. It's just belong to people action and thinking! Just say karma is real, but it comes late and slowly... For people who scam of everybody, I don't think they will have a long life or a happy life

[Dmberum]

You are a jr part now so you ought to have a smidgen of flexibility on whether what crusade you will join to, you should look into additional about the activities that you will bolster. Not just this will enable you to locate a genuine battle, yet will likewise enhance your judgment with respect to crusades.

[cergikom]

You should read white paper, join telegram group and see what people ask! You should also ask concerning questions you got, based on your knowledge from what information you earned on that project from white paper! I read some messages that you shouldn't trust newbies rank managers, I disagree with them. You just need to read and gather information on the project, some Junior ranked bounty managers, are very organised and brings a good result/reward to you.

[asritajudin]

It might be a bit hard to differentiate the good project from the bad ones because most of this scam projects also have very good dev and they also have very good sites but if you are very patient and you take time to read deeply about the project, read the whitepaper, study the spreadsheet and roadmap, look at history of the management team and also check activity of the community on their social media platforms they you can be able to differentiate.

[haconghoan89]

there are a lot of bounties and ICOs are fake but some of them are legitimate because they are paying. I would recommend the first study of projects, groups, bonus managers, bonus campaigns, routing, reports and spreadsheets before participating in any bounties.

[vitek_dyb]

Many many fake ico and big percent scams we see.Some of bounty when i take part not pay anything:Gglobal,Morpheus.You need to carefully select the bounty company in which you want to participate read roadmap white paper quickly whether they answer questions in telegram so that your work in the bounty campaign for 1.5-2 months was not in vain.

[jumiapaul]

I am a newbie just trying to grow on this platform. Within a week of participating in altcoin bounties, 2 bounties I participated in have been reported as Scammers. I get a lot of reads on my articles and Social media pages. I cannot keep encouraging people to invest in these altcoins if they would eventually get scammed. How can new bounty hunters like myself differentiate between a genuine bounty and scammers bounty?

Its quite unfortunate, but one needs to be aware that the cryptocurrency space is overwhelmingly risky and the existence of scam bounties and ICO's is on the increase. It's depressing to be tagged an associate to a scam ICO when you're unaware of the intentions of the team.

[Haynes]

There is no other way but to forget the campaign, because it was stated that the campaign was fake.
And there is no payment for you, it's a pity for everything.

Hopefully in the future you can find a good Bounty manager for your future finances.

[travelgear17]

money and effort to pursue a bitch towards those crew in the back of the ICO. moving at the satisfactory factor to do. besides there are some man or woman especially those traders or institution of traders who had invested on their venture would possibly document a whinge against those group and if they're unlucky they will be landed on jail.

[De_nis]

This is a very complex question and at the same time easy!) You do not define experienced fraudsters, but visible scoundrels can be seen even without careful study!)

[Specialforce]

Well there us a lot of way to determine a fake ico but it will take some time and efforts because as of now it is hard to find a good bounty and ico because they became scam but there are still good one out there you need to research it