Bounty Hunter's Problem

[iyke12]

There are many scam projects out there now, its very easy to promote a scam project, without knowing its scam if proper investigation is not done. The fact that many icos hit softcap in this bearish proves there are several fake Ico's already.

[Dim4ik]

The task of bounty hunters is to attract as many people as possible to the project that they promote and make money on it themselves. But it happens that the developers are cheating and do not pay us anything

[comforteagle23]

Although I have not met with scammers, but I know that they are in the market very much. I think it all depends on what kind of Manager you will work with.

[MAXE]

If we consider this from the point of view of statistics, the chances are very high that when working with a large number of projects there will be fraudulent projects. Projects suspected of scam publishes in a special branch of marlboroza – for example:
 - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5035669.msg46044151#msg46044151
 - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5037635.msg46156364#msg46156364
 - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5040182.msg46293181#msg46293181
 - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5028143.msg45632893#msg45632893
 - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4957003.msg44674844#msg44674844
 - https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4872748.msg43911247#msg43911247

Watch his message before joining the bounty company and you'll be fine

[xOdiumNostrumx]

There is indeed a possibility for that, but a thorough analysis of the project may eliminate most of the risk of doing that. But if you are careless or clueless when it comes to bounty hunting, you will sooner or later step on a mine called a scam project.

[Merdeop]

Unfortunately now a lot of scams and its hard to find a good project. There are great chances that you will come across a scam project. To avoid this, you need to carefully study the projects, but unfortunately, it does not give guarantees.

[furball64]

I, as a bounty hunter, did not always dare to promote their ICO before I first saw the development of the ICO. Who knows the ICO I am promoting is a scam. However, my positive attitude as a bounty hunter against ICO remains.

It is enough to take a responsible approach to choosing a bounty campaign for the project. Study the project and its team in as much detail as possible. This will give you the assurance that you will not advertise scammers.

[catsmile]

Unfortunately now a lot of scams and its hard to find a good project. There are great chances that you will come across a scam project. To avoid this, you need to carefully study the projects, but unfortunately, it does not give guarantees.

Yes, the current scam projects are increasingly sophisticated. Even if we have a good grasp of it, it is still easy to promote fraudulent projects.

[Alijiindahaus]

Unfortunately now a lot of scams and its hard to find a good project. There are great chances that you will come across a scam project. To avoid this, you need to carefully study the projects, but unfortunately, it does not give guarantees.

Yes, the current scam projects are increasingly sophisticated. Even if we have a good grasp of it, it is still easy to promote fraudulent projects.

the fact is that fraudsters are also not ignorant and they will always improve their activities in order to deceive users of cryptocurrency and attract more investors to their false project.

[Bobwallet93]

Hi there!

It could happen that you are promoting a scamcoin during a bounty campaign, offcourse if you dont do research on the project before.

Best way to choose your bounty is t9 look for legit bounty hosts here on bitcointalk, and also you could check out alot of legit bounty sites. These sites are hosting numerous bounties and also do the pay outs. Only thing for you to do is to find the bounty campaign you like!

Greetings!

[kerzhake]

I try to promote only really worthwhile projects that will be honest with their investors and, of course, I personally will be paid as much as was written before

[Huntler1993]

Well if much research is not done to identify the project then trust me no matter how experienced  you are you will support the project. Just that with time some of the project deeds will make it obvious for many opt out.

[tangbori]

No matter how experienced a bounty hunter, there are still possibilities of promoting scam ICO. Although the ICO may not look like scam in the beginning but later on, one may discover that the ICO is a pure scam.

[Akany]

Yes it is true and  this is actually not a good experience. A bounty hunter can unknowingly promote scam project, most times bounty hunters get carried away by the huge reward promised and forget to make proper research about such project. And this is very dangerous cause it can reduce ones trust on bitcointalk thread.

[Michail.]

Every bounty hunter may make mistakes when choosing a project, but it seems to me that cryptocurrency and risk are very close! If you fail in one project, turn out to earn on another.

[Crypdon]

Some bounty hunters will simply promote everything on every page, especially the social media campaigns where they use twitter bots. Whether it's a scam, worthless ICO, or amazing project they will promote it all

[Dolarin]

Usually disappointed because most of the scam projects are not paid for the work

[ololajulo]

I handle every bounty campaign like every other investment. As much as I can be in scam project as investor so I can be as a bounty hunter. The team is the most researched now cause scammers understand almost all the process of crowdfund. If the team's track record is verified it reduces the chances of fallen a victim to scam project.Sometimes some real projects may not pay bounty's rewards, so there are too many concerns as a bounty hunter.

[ArturKarri]

who cares what he promotes if he can earn, for this we need a platform which will help borotsya Scam at the beginning of their project

[defoman]

As a rule, those fraudulent projects in which I participated, showed themselves from the first days. Usually this is the promise of large payments or the absence of the author of the thread for more than a week, no one updates the table. Experienced participants usually quickly notice it and write about it in the comments to the topic.