#stopshere

[nadbucs]

I support on this ofcourse. But the challenge here is how really sure we are that the project are totally scam?. In the first place, who wants to lend their signature if they know that they will not received their rewards and wasting their time participating in signature campaign. If you really serious to this move and wants to help on this campaign I think you must make a list of suspected scam project with proof.

[TimtheYoutuber]

It sound so easy to say. How can you determine if an ICO is going to be a scam or not. If we all can see an obvious ICO, then I don't think any one will ever loose money in an ICO. Everything is depended on insight, and knowledge about the would be project otherwise it will be difficult to stop them. I have witness and invested in ICO that has all criteria of a good project, team members profile on linkedin seems so powerful. Yet after they took my hardearned ether , no communication, no development and no exchange listing.

You can lose your money in non scam ICO's or obvious shit projects. An example of a bad project but might not necessarily be a scam is the project in your signature right now.



Also, think about coins that seem like securities. Most of these tokens do, and most don't have direct world use cases so they are bad to even promote on this forum.

[khufuking]

Well I have to say I totally agree to this but you think anyone will care ! . As long as they will get tokens in return they will keep support them . For me when I see a shady ICO or I think it is shady I try to warn people and never join in one . Look at the scam section most of the report happen when people get hurts only few people take time to report a project even if they are not got scammed by them .

[ofeefee]

It stops here.



Stop supporting obvious ICO scams. Don't add them to your signatures. Speak out against them, and stop defending shit coins. If we want to get more people involved in cryptocurrency, let's stop spreading these absolute shit coins and spend our time on what matters.

If you support this and are ready to stand up against these obvious scams by not selling out your signature to shit coins comment below.

I don't believe that anyone is participating in scam projects knowing what the project is. Bounty hunters are victim of scam projects as well.

[IrReAr]

It stops here.



Stop supporting obvious ICO scams. Don't add them to your signatures. Speak out against them, and stop defending shit coins. If we want to get more people involved in cryptocurrency, let's stop spreading these absolute shit coins and spend our time on what matters.

If you support this and are ready to stand up against these obvious scams by not selling out your signature to shit coins comment below.

I totally agree with your opinion. And I hear your cry. BUT how can you find out for sure what's ICO is a scam? I can do research and I can identify potential scammers but I can make a mistake also.

[stomachgrowls]

It stops here.



Stop supporting obvious ICO scams. Don't add them to your signatures. Speak out against them, and stop defending shit coins. If we want to get more people involved in cryptocurrency, let's stop spreading these absolute shit coins and spend our time on what matters.

If you support this and are ready to stand up against these obvious scams by not selling out your signature to shit coins comment below.

You cant convince people on doing such thing.Why? because people do needs money and they do hope they can able to get decent profits on bounty programs thats why no matter how the project would be potentially scam they would still participate on because of such hope and target on making money.This is just like do or die scenario.If you wont risk on promoting them then you wont earn tokens and this is just really entirely depending on potential investors.If no one would invest then they would failed up but still this common mistake do happen all over again and again.