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April 28, 2019, 04:36:53 AM
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I have stopped supporting questionable ICO team and wicked bounty managers. I currently only participate in good project. I do see how a lot of persons rush to join campaigns even when the red flags are there, for now, I have limited my bounty participation and focus more on reading and trading. Time is the currency of life
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April 28, 2019, 04:38:07 AM
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There are many projects that didn't pay to us. That's why I only choose reputable projects. I will only choose 1 -2 bounty to do. Lets choose carefully ^^ Don't waste your time
choose a project that is really good, if it's not good leave it because later we are disappointed.
good projects sometimes in the middle of being bad, so beware.
check details before joining, so you can avoid bad things.
indeed everything has risks but the best is if we can do it to avoid it, avoid it.

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April 28, 2019, 02:15:35 PM
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There are many projects that didn't pay to us. That's why I only choose reputable projects. I will only choose 1 -2 bounty to do. Lets choose carefully ^^ Don't waste your time
choose a project that is really good, if it's not good leave it because later we are disappointed.
good projects sometimes in the middle of being bad, so beware.
check details before joining, so you can avoid bad things.
indeed everything has risks but the best is if we can do it to avoid it, avoid it.

I think we can further minimize the occurrence of these unfortunate incidents if we focus on educating ourselves and be knowledgeable in avoiding those scam projects that could put the cryptoverse in a bad light and with this course of action, I guess we can even discourage any fraudulent projects from gaining momentum and does preventing further harm to the community.
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April 29, 2019, 07:17:35 AM
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I have stopped supporting questionable ICO team and wicked bounty managers. I currently only participate in good project. I do see how a lot of persons rush to join campaigns even when the red flags are there, for now, I have limited my bounty participation and focus more on reading and trading. Time is the currency of life
Bounty campaign are less profitable if we have more scams in the markets.
Though there are still good projects in the market but because the reputation as ruined, it will not attract the volume of investors we have before.
The success of bounty relies solely on the success of the project you are supporting and though this happens but I'm still happy since people are more matured now.

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April 30, 2019, 08:25:47 AM
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If they decided not to pay you money no one their not will force!! Sadly of course, but it is a fact. There are projects that pay, but still they turn out to be scammers or unsuccessful ICO. Be sure to report this Scam to the appropriate topic, the guys on the first page gave links to these boards.
The saddest thing is that people like to risk things a lot, even when you report the project today, we still have so many people that would not listen and would still risk investing in such projects, and aside that, we still have lots of people that are not reading news, so they don’t even have a clue to what is happening, all they just do is take the whitepaper, study it and invest their money based on how promising the white paper looks.

So this scam of a thing will be an ongoing thing and the solution is juts in our hands, we need to stop investing in project that we have no deeper knowledge about, any project that looks promising through their whitepapers must still be vigorously researched.
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