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June 18, 2020, 11:25:24 AM
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It depends on how a bounty hunter would deal up with things, if they would done it if they do saw some payment proofs or not but you cant

really avoid not to think that you should rush in fast so that you can get more or wont able to be ran out of tokens since we do know that once an

airdrop do happen then lots of people do join which is normal.As long you dont give out something like KYC then its just good.
I have also been a victim of bounties previously especially when it came to KYC when I first started here on crypto and forum. I was also able to invite other people to just get rewards. So it just led everyone to feel sorry for them. That is one of those mistakes made. So now I have to figure out if it's really legitimate before I share it with others.
I never tried to join in any bounty that required KYC as a mandatory for the participants to received their payments. The old trick will not work for the second time again. In my opinion, if this time people very familiar with this. I hope newcomers will aware of this too.

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June 18, 2020, 12:41:50 PM
Last edit: June 18, 2020, 12:56:29 PM by Text
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True. Big or small allocation payment still unsure if the projects has a lot of problem, one thing that most common conflict is the distribution phase where the team always delay the payment. Good example of this is xdb that dont pay their participants. Small allocation can be more assured than big, I only experienced those trusted payment from huge allocation was the bull run season before ICOs fall down.
Granted, that is another of the problems I see with the distribution of bounty tokens/coins. In the long run, hunters and participants miss out on what they should receive in return for completing tasks. Others are forgotten because of many other campaigns. Sometimes there are more follow up processes that take longer.

Such case where you also staking your name inviting other people to participate only to find out that there's nothing or no value tokens will be spread out as a rewards. Sometimes it's quite better to experienced it alone so you don't need to worry about other people if your participation resulted to a scam.

You can easily move forward and simply forget about the experienced and move on trying to search for  more realistic bounties.

I never tried to join in any bounty that required KYC as a mandatory for the participants to received their payments. The old trick will not work for the second time again. In my opinion, if this time people very familiar with this. I hope newcomers will aware of this too.

So I admit to that part. Sometimes, we also have to make mistakes to learn as long as they never repeat.
It is important that when we have projects involved we look at not only a legitimate source but two or more and when everything fits together, we are safe.
If I find anything suspicious, I will immediately contact official contact details to confirm whether they are true.

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June 18, 2020, 11:44:34 PM
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It depends on how a bounty hunter would deal up with things, if they would done it if they do saw some payment proofs or not but you cant

really avoid not to think that you should rush in fast so that you can get more or wont able to be ran out of tokens since we do know that once an

airdrop do happen then lots of people do join which is normal.As long you dont give out something like KYC then its just good.
I have also been a victim of bounties previously especially when it came to KYC when I first started here on crypto and forum. I was also able to invite other people to just get rewards. So it just led everyone to feel sorry for them. That is one of those mistakes made. So now I have to figure out if it's really legitimate before I share it with others.
I never tried to join in any bounty that required KYC as a mandatory for the participants to received their payments. The old trick will not work for the second time again. In my opinion, if this time people very familiar with this. I hope newcomers will aware of this too.

For those who do have zero knowledge and doesnt care about their personal info then they will surely took the bait and comply on whats being asked.
Later on they would realize that it isnt really worth to take up the risk just for you to get some shit tokens or wont really get any value at all.
Its just dumb to think that you would need to comply KYC procedures just for you to get those bounty tokens which is bullshit.
Low allocation doesnt mean they do pay up easily because it will always depend or vary on teams discretion even if they do have big allocation of shit tokens
to be paid of, if their motive from the start is not to pay up their participants then thats a disaster.

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July 01, 2020, 02:57:34 AM
Last edit: July 01, 2020, 09:58:39 AM by TheUltraElite
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I never tried to join in any bounty that required KYC as a mandatory for the participants to received their payments. The old trick will not work for the second time again. In my opinion, if this time people very familiar with this. I hope newcomers will aware of this too.
Someone who is new to the crypto ecosystem generally is not aware of these identity scams and blackmailed KYC for bounty payment that projects do on their bounty hunters. So they are going to give it away anyway. They should realize though about what they are doing but they get tempted by the empty promises. This cycle continues and the only winner is the ICO owners themselves.

But I am sure very few of them actually read these advice.

 
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