Airdrops & CryptoCurrencies

[amirjgbtc]

Hi...Hope Yall have a good day
You've all probably heard about airdrops
I'm new to this story...so I wanted to know If they're paying things or sth else
tnx for Your helps

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[pakhitheboss]

Airdrops are simply waste of time so do not bother filling the forms.

80 percent Airdrop are Fakes and those which are genuine they wont pay you more than 1 dollar. It is better to stay away from Airdrops.

If you want to earn some free tokens/coin Join a Good Bounty program. The payment is still better than Airdrops.

Remember Before Joining a Bounty programme do your research about the ICO as scam ICO's are quiet common in Cryptoworld.

[R9s]

The fraud rate of airdrops this year is very high. I use at least 2 hours a day to find and complete many airdrop projects, but in the end only 1-2 projects assign me rewards!

[AXELNetwork]

There are a lot of anti-airdrop responses on here but we're proud that our airdrop is so successful. It will only take you a minute to fill out the form and get your tokens: https://go.axel.org/AirDrop1

[BQ]

I don't see the logic in saying a bounty program somehow is more legit than airdrops, aslong as you sign up for an airdrop from the source(not following some weird reflink stuff), there's little reason for them not to deliver, or it's "as little reason" as for a bounty program? Why would there be more risk in airdrops?

Sure, as someone said, an airdrop might give you $1 - and takes a few seconds, while a bounty campaign stretches over a long period of time - and ultimately, most of bounties are for new projects and therefore are worth zero from start. Remember that just because a project are selling tokens at $1 each and you get 10 tokens, does NOT mean you have $10!

[blockman]

They are paying with their tokens but as long as it won't go to exchanges you won't have means of selling it. Be aware of things that goes with airdrop schemes of making it as a way to scam people and if they are requiring KYC, think again. Don't let others have your valid IDs just for the sake of those tokens that you aren't sure of if it will be worth it someday.

[bitmover]

Airdrops costs your time, your privacy, your personal data.

Companies pay you a few cents in tokens to get your email and other personal information. So they can inflate their numbers of potential clients.

They are not worth your time and your data. Veteran members here already know that and don't take part in them

[Harlot]

Just think of it this way this ICO developers are technically paying you nothing as their tokens really came from nothing and it cost them zero capital. They use airdrops as an effective and cost free way to promote their tokens to other people, what happens is they are mostly earning from what you are doing and  not the other way around. If you have something better to do then I suggest you not wasting your time over airdrops as it is totally not worth your time and of course you are avoiding risk in falling into scam airdrops.