Bounty cheaters using reputed members accounts to register for bounty campaign

[Mitchell]

no you aren't important any more

Just like you, I bet they didn't abuse your name since everybody knows you're a cunt.

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[TMAN]

no you aren't important any more

Just like you, I bet they didn't abuse your name since everybody knows you're a cunt.

Either that or they know they would get caught.. like I would fuck about with pajeet bounties.. although you on the other hand young man!

[bones261]

Why was I mentioned in that list?

It appears that some people/bots wanted to join the telegram or stakes portion of this bounty campaign and did not have valid bitcointalk account(s). So they just picked a user and stuck the information in the form. It appears some participants just used a random user ID, since LoyceV states there are over 2000 participants that have user ids that haven't even been generated yet. The bots can't participate in the twitter or facebook campaign without having an actual account here, because they are required to post their reports here. At least these bots are spamming telegram and stake rather than bitcointalk.  

no you aren't important any more

Just like you, I bet they didn't abuse your name since everybody knows you're a cunt.

Either that or they know they would get caught.. like I would fuck about with pajeet bounties.. although you on the other hand young man!

I'm a poor boy myself. I wonder how many pennies I can earn if I sign up for various bounty campaigns using other people's credentials. I guess it would add up. I never have used telegram though, personally. Is it easy to just spam telegram with plagiarized and insubstantial content?

[DireWolfM14]

I'm a poor boy myself. I wonder how many pennies I can earn if I sign up for various bounty campaigns using other people's credentials. I guess it would add up.

I'm not poor by global standards, but I have a mortgage on a house that I had to buy twice (never get divorced after 40,) so a little extra income is always welcome.  However, one really needs to assess what his time is worth.  I would prefer cutting my grass on a sunny afternoon for nothing gained (other than decent looking lawn,) rather than spend the same amount of time plastering other peoples names on a spreadsheet, then posting 2000 posts on social media, just to be rewarded $5 worth of shit tokens that'll take me another hour of finagling just to sell.

Before it's all said and done, you could waste an whole Sunday, and barely earn enough for a Starbucks coffee.

[LoyceV]

Before it's all said and done, you could waste an whole Sunday, and barely earn enough for a Starbucks coffee.

I suspect it might be very profitable if you have a bot that enters 4000 fake accounts. Even if a few of them get busted, and even if most of the tokens aren't worth anything, you still end up with quite a lot of money from the tokens you manage to sell at some price.

[bones261]

Oh gee, in addition to leaving a PM, I posted in the bounty thread and it is now on my watch list. I think that I will just unwatch and wait for the bounty manager to respond to my PM. I may direct the bounty manager to this thread to give us his perspective on this situation.

[stompix]

So, I guess stompix is a she also....

According to the sheeit this is my twitter:
https://twitter.com/liruyun822222

Am I sexy or not?



Also...

4/20/2019 20:10:17   theymos   https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=35   https://twitter.com/camxhong   https://www.twitteraudit.com/camxhong   500-1500   0x9741ecc24d0f3a9358301f58d288ff878ebaf39c   Denied   12   

      

Before it's all said and done, you could waste an whole Sunday, and barely earn enough for a Starbucks coffee.

It can be worse, you can lose half of your army, two dragons, the throne and end up with just a Starbucks coffee

[DireWolfM14]

It can be worse, you can lose half of your army, two dragons, the throne and end up with just a Starbucks coffee

Merely a setback if you're Huang Long!  

[ovcijisir]

I thought I could scroll down through all these 15k entries in 20minutes

There are 2k profiles in the list with a userID larger than what's being created today. It goes up to 2445106, almost 2 million more than the highest account number.

To clarify for people who got here because of Maggiordomo: the users in the list were mentioned in this spreadsheet:
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Who would have thought these users would all be bounty hunters

I only sorted by userID, duplicate entries mean they're in the spreadsheet more than once.

Thanks for information. That is not the first time that someone sign up my account for some bounty.

I guess the bounty managers have to be stricter in approving people for bounty participation. Proof of authentication post should always be mandatory. And blacklisting some Telegram and ETH addresses linked to bounty cheating.

Those people who falsely participate in bounties can gain a lot of cash if the token gets to exchanges. For example this one. Look at the amount of tokens recieved. It used some unactive accounts to participate in various bounties.

[coinlocket$]

Thanks for information. That is not the first time that someone sign up my account for some bounty.

I guess the bounty managers have to be stricter in approving people for bounty participation. Proof of authentication post should always be mandatory. And blacklisting some Telegram and ETH addresses linked to bounty cheating.

Those people who falsely participate in bounties can gain a lot of cash if the token gets to exchanges. For example this one.

You can search for them, be care sometimes you will get a false positive when newbies copy pastes wrong data.

   An advice for bounty hunters

[ovcijisir]

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You can search for them, be care sometimes you will get a false positive when newbies copy pastes wrong data.

   An advice for bounty hunters

Thanks, I will keep this in mind. Good to do the search mentioned in your post from time to time to avoid getting my account banned.

[SFR10]

You may want to see if your account appears as registered for this campaign.

Thanks for posting this.
- I've been inactive for the past 4 months or so and yet, bots still find me useful ^{[that's something]}

[TheBeardedBaby]

Do you want more fun like in the OP >

Try find yourself here : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Mq5mufs96STM8vl0ByWG4odzvl1C17g2LZ-2rKhLGCk/edit?pli=1#gid=314507528

Found Lauda, LoyceV, Mitchell .. and many more ... again.

I have opened a thread long ago here > https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5100310.msg49349403#msg49349403

[LoyceV]

Try find yourself here : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Mq5mufs96STM8vl0ByWG4odzvl1C17g2LZ-2rKhLGCk/edit?pli=1#gid=314507528

Users with 50+ Merit from just the profiles on the Twitter tab:
     1. 36044: kano (history) earned: 159 Merit.
     2. 54791: Dabs (history) earned: 136 Merit.
     3. 65837: franky1 (history) earned: 413 Merit.
     4. 66060: kingcolex (history) earned: 113 Merit.
     5. 81292: Stunna (history) earned: 96 Merit.
     6. 101872: Lauda (history) earned: 912 Merit.
     7. 113670: Mitchell (history) earned: 227 Merit.
     8. 115423: Micio (history) earned: 230 Merit.
     9. 117570: superresistant (history) earned: 94 Merit.
    10. 153656: TheNewAnon135246 (history) earned: 659 Merit.
    11. 158960: teramit (history) earned: 232 Merit.
    12. 319562: JohnUser (history) earned: 207 Merit.
    13. 325192: Kprawn (history) earned: 58 Merit.
    14. 374061: Kakmakr (history) earned: 229 Merit.
    15. 385855: Patatas (history) earned: 91 Merit.
    16. 459836: LoyceV (history) earned: 2635 Merit.
    17. 657456: Nomad88 (history) earned: 88 Merit.
    18. 914465: crwth (history) earned: 178 Merit.
    19. 985812: WaDa (history) earned: 151 Merit.
    20. 1018510: Matthias9515 (history) earned: 301 Merit.
    21. 1023029: levyashin (history) earned: 165 Merit.
    22. 1064132: ypsi (history) earned: 58 Merit.
    23. 1064228: Laeltin (history) earned: 73 Merit.

[crwth]

I didn't know that something like this exists. Maybe this could be a game? Hunting spreadsheets with cheaters.  Winner gets the bounty. Lol

[TheBeardedBaby]

I didn't know that something like this exists. Maybe this could be a game? Hunting spreadsheets with cheaters.  Winner gets the bounty. Lol

I was looking for a bounty cheaters like using same address, same twitter account etc.  when I found Lauda on the list and I was like "what", then I posted all my finding in the thread I mentioned above.
And the worst part was that this was just the first random bounty spreadsheet I open.
Just imagine how many are out there.
When I have some more free time I'll start hunting them again.

[Mitchell]

Users with 50+ Merit from just the profiles on the Twitter tab:

I don't like that they are abusing my name for their shitcoin bounties.

[Lauda]

Let me know whether the project has properly disqualified "my entry" once the bounty has been evaluated. If not, I will tag them.

[TMAN]

Let me know whether the project has properly disqualified "my entry" once the bounty has been evaluated. If not, I will tag them.

Don’t give it that, we all know you are a bounty hunter at heart

[Mpamaegbu]

How does this happen? I never registered for this bounty campaign and now my account is listed on the spreadsheet. There may be others. You may want to see if your account appears as registered for this campaign. This really pisses me off. I don't think my account was hacked though.

It's a spreadsheet. Anybody can register anything they want and apparently the bounty manager doesn't care enough to verify. I bet satoshi is doing bounties somewhere too. Such is the world of shitcoining.

I think it was LoyceV (on post #4) who suggested that everyone on the forum should put up their ETH address on their profiles and that bounty managers should use only ETH address from the profile links submitted for payment when I opened this thread on it Sept 2018 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5025197.msg45451680#msg45451680. That's a plausible solution to this whole scam bounty stuff but BM aren't keying in to that suggestion and that's why this still lingers. I believe managers of the altcoin bounty campaigns are the major cause of forum spamming.