99% OF ALL AIRDROPS ARE SCAMS!!!!!

[gabriela1999]

Yes. Most of them are  scams. They just wanted to steal your information to use it for other purposes. I spent a lot of time with airdrop and I did not get anything from airdrop.

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[Pocimw]

I concur that most airdrops are trick, that is the reason I don't take an interest in airdrops. I feel that they just making enormous wire gathering or huge base of email for offering later. You don't have to put anything in airdrops, so you can't hope to get some benefit from it. Better do some signature or online life battle , however first do some examination before you join to crusade and waste your opportunity in vain.

[arpaul]

I have participated in many airdrop programs... Only some of them have been rewarded, many of which have so far failed to reward or even disappear  . That's why I really do not like the program airdrop, and now I have left a program like this, I currently only focus on the ICO project...

[320hz]

Yes, I also came across the fact that most of the projects did not send me the promised reward. But it does not upset me, because I have other ways of earning money.

[alexberezov]

I don't think that's 99%. Much less-80 percent. But I'm still in it because there's no choice.

[AssassinCreed]

Yes, there are a lot of airdrops in this market that are scams, so I won’t waste too much time here. I think it’s more to invest more time in the research market and look for some good cryptocurrencies. Good choice.

[Vladique]

I think this number is greater. The number of airdrops is almost 100 percent. Also, 99 percent is the number of bounty and ICO

[hellyeahent]

Personally, I now prefer to work with bounty. Yes, there scammers also meet periodically, but their number is much smaller.

[GrosWesh]

I think it's an exaggeration to think that all airdrops (or almost) are scams.

 It is obvious that some are launched with intentions not laudable from the start. However some projects are interesting and their creators use airdrops like launching ramps, kind of samples of products. They themselves do not necessarily know how things are going to be, some are amateurs (and their offspring can be great anyway) others are almost big companies ...

Let's not put everyone in the same basket, and by showing a little discernment maybe can we find some true pearls? ...

[BlackRacerX]

The title of this thread is bit provocative, but the fact is that most people have a bad experience with airdrops. According to several airdrop hunters I spoke to, the majority ICOs don't pay out at all.

What's your experience with airdrops? Did you get scammed most of the times?

I really doubt. Or maybe I'm just one of the lucky 1% because I haven't had any experience with scam airdrops. You don't even lose anything if they don't send you anything anyway so why bother even? Just go with bounty campaigns and settle it with them because bounty rewards are far more legitimate and sure.

[bizzargin]

I fully agree with the author of the topic. Previously, it was possible to receive some money from airdrop, but now 90% of tokens do not come at all, and the remaining 9% have no value

[quang_hieu]

Yes, most of the droplets I do have nothing to lose

[ryap12]

For receiving tokens, I get them atleast 60% of the airdops I joined. But the value of what I got seems does not earn my profit. I guess we can only make profit with these airdropped tokens if we HODL for like 5 years and check it back. Some may lost its value but definitely some have reached moon by then.

[Rina Ambar]

actually I've only once participated in airdrop, even though the number of allocations can be said to be very large, but in fact I didn't get a token at all because the airdrop was just a scam, from that time on I never participated in airdrop because I didn't want to be fooled again with airdrop which looks good, so I think it's best to be more careful when you want to participate in airdrop.

[Ruby_Official]

The title of this thread is bit provocative, but the fact is that most people have a bad experience with airdrops. According to several airdrop hunters I spoke to, the majority ICOs don't pay out at all.

What's your experience with airdrops? Did you get scammed most of the times?

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[batrocio1]

not all sir. cause some are drops have monetary value. its all about what you can contribute in the project or campaign, but, have you all done the necessary actions? just like did you try to research the campaign? did you try to find negative feedback first before you engage in the activity. no one can be scammed if you have knowledge.. so if you have been scammed learn from it : good day

[Skoroded]

My opinion is exactly the same, all airdrop scammers . And airdrop isn't worth spending your time

[pisomiko]

Indeed a large portion of the air drops are phony and notwithstanding for the individuals who give Airdrop, they are not of much utilize. Yet, you get a couple of drops as of late. For instance, the airdrops from Havven gave me a token worth $ 140 so it was not awful. Also, you get an average measure of about $ 15-20 for loads of Airdrop including ChainLink. A large portion of them are tricks. The proprietors of the Airdrop venture are hoodlums who are just inspired by the gifts they will get from clueless seekers who will give their hard ERE they claim to utilize.

[ElenaN]

I also had a bad experience with airdrops, so I just stopped doing them!

[mazezizi]

It can be said that 99% of the airdrops are scams if those shitcoins are also considered scam. My wallet is now filled with some worthless tokens. I can't sell them because they are not worth the money.