TRUSTED PROJECT BOUNTY OR JUST SCAM ?

[serjent05]

As bounty hunters its your job to find a good campaign don't just rely on others suggestions you should always have your own way to determine  if the project you want to be part is legitimate.

As for my suggestions I create a thread that only list a bounty coins or tokens that only listed in exchange.
 

Here is the link https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5232710.msg54025514#msg54025514

Just because a project is listed on exchange don't give them a check as a legit campaign, take a look at digitalbits, they are listed on exchange and doing absolutely great still refuse to be pay hunters reward,
To me that is not an authentic criteria to determine which campaign will be rewarding, there are so many disappointment from project owners that left hunters wondering and confused.

Indeed, whoever thinks that CENTRA being one of the successful ICO during its campaign and even promoted by Mayweather will be turned out to be a scam/fraud.  We can never tell if the project is legit during its incubation period unless they had successfully delivered their roadmap.

[Raflesia]

As bounty hunters its your job to find a good campaign don't just rely on others suggestions you should always have your own way to determine  if the project you want to be part is legitimate.

As for my suggestions I create a thread that only list a bounty coins or tokens that only listed in exchange.
 

Here is the link https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5232710.msg54025514#msg54025514

Just because a project is listed on exchange don't give them a check as a legit campaign, take a look at digitalbits, they are listed on exchange and doing absolutely great still refuse to be pay hunters reward,
To me that is not an authentic criteria to determine which campaign will be rewarding, there are so many disappointment from project owners that left hunters wondering and confused.

Indeed, whoever thinks that CENTRA being one of the successful ICO during its campaign and even promoted by Mayweather will be turned out to be a scam/fraud.  We can never tell if the project is legit during its incubation period unless they had successfully delivered their roadmap.

CENTRA, as I know, a sepat price touched $ 4, even at that time many hunters held the coin wanting higher prices, but it did not change. The CEO just cheated on his own project, so this project became a scam that was widely reported.

On the other hand many are happy because they have sold the centra at a high price and even the hunters are a little disappointed because they cannot keep their promises.

[Rubick99]

No one can predict what ezactly bounty that will be successfull (in price), what we can go to research a project that at least not scam and will pay for all promotors. We don't know how much that token price worth.
So far, i just identify an legit project from easy stuff like check out their website, team (especially ceo profile) and whitepaper.

[serjent05]

CENTRA, as I know, a sepat price touched $ 4, even at that time many hunters held the coin wanting higher prices, but it did not change. The CEO just cheated on his own project, so this project became a scam that was widely reported.

On the other hand many are happy because they have sold the centra at a high price and even the hunters are a little disappointed because they cannot keep their promises.

As far as I know, the bounty manager of Centra cheated the participants by not paying them.  Many participants were not paid on that project not because the project owner did not pay them but because the bounty manager hoards the token that is supposed to be for the participants.

No one can predict what ezactly bounty that will be successfull (in price), what we can go to research a project that at least not scam and will pay for all promotors. We don't know how much that token price worth.
So far, i just identify an legit project from easy stuff like check out their website, team (especially ceo profile) and whitepaper.

It is not that easy, don't just check them on their website, they should verify all the details especially the profile of the project team member through calling the company where they are working, or they are affiliated with.  Aside from that, those achievements listed on their profile must be verified too.  That is one of the best ways if the team and their profile are legit.

[umbara ardian]

CENTRA, as I know, a sepat price touched $ 4, even at that time many hunters held the coin wanting higher prices, but it did not change. The CEO just cheated on his own project, so this project became a scam that was widely reported.

On the other hand many are happy because they have sold the centra at a high price and even the hunters are a little disappointed because they cannot keep their promises.

As far as I know, the bounty manager of Centra cheated the participants by not paying them.  Many participants were not paid on that project not because the project owner did not pay them but because the bounty manager hoards the token that is supposed to be for the participants.

No one can predict what ezactly bounty that will be successfull (in price), what we can go to research a project that at least not scam and will pay for all promotors. We don't know how much that token price worth.
So far, i just identify an legit project from easy stuff like check out their website, team (especially ceo profile) and whitepaper.

It is not that easy, don't just check them on their website, they should verify all the details especially the profile of the project team member through calling the company where they are working, or they are affiliated with.  Aside from that, those achievements listed on their profile must be verified too.  That is one of the best ways if the team and their profile are legit.

You are right, the bounty manager has become a scam and does not make payments to bounty hunter. If they made the payment, there would have been a lot of people who became rich when participating in this campaign, but unfortunately everything bad happened. And eventually the CEO of this project was arrested and put in jail

[OasisDre]

Talking about bounties in a project, now I have not participated in bounties for a number of years, I think there are things I want to ask about and maybe you can share them here according to your experience. how do you think for the moment determine whether the bounty of the project is good and will be successful in the future?
and in your experience do you have a recommendation that the bounty manager team is indeed very good? share your experience here, it might be useful for me and other people.

You won't know what you will get in return after bounty ends so no way to predict here, not until the bounty actually ends, I kinda prefer bounties that are trading on exchanges with high volume but that's not always the case, even Cartesi bounty campaign was never listed but after bounty ends they go binance, I'm sure no one see that coming

[sujonali1819]

I have not also joined in any bounties since long ago. Because of lack of legit project and the valueless token payments. Maybe I will not start to join bounties in near future. But if you guys want to join then I will give some suggestions.    

Though maximus project are fake and value less. But maybe some good project still in the market. You have to research to find out them. Nowadays the common mistake of any  scam project is plagiarized  white paper. So before reading the white paper  check it is unique  or copied from others.  Secondly take a look on team members. Use google to check the images source. Also check their ann thread and follow their trust score and flag condition. If anything wrong then you should avoid the project. Sometime nowadays some shit projects use paid bump service of their ann thread. You can take a look there also. And read the scam accusation section to learn more about projects fake or legit.

So don’t forget to follow these steps during  participation in bounties. Thank you.

[litepool.ru]

No one can predict what ezactly bounty that will be successfull (in price), what we can go to research a project that at least not scam and will pay for all promotors. We don't know how much that token price worth.
So far, i just identify an legit project from easy stuff like check out their website, team (especially ceo profile) and whitepaper.

You are right, we cannot know which project will be successful in the future. Their prices could collapse many times compared to their first peers and I have been the victim of many such campaigns. Keep working hard and I believe that one day we will find the good reward

[MuhNofa]

If you want to be safe, look for the bounty of the projects listed on the exchanges. For me to find good bounties I will be looking for good bonus managers, and bounties are appreciated by the community.

at the moment I have also done that but is it possible to just look for a bounty project that is already listed on the exchanger is certainly good? Are there no more cases of cheats or the project does not make payments after the bounty is finished? and some options for a good bounty manager do you have a recommendation?

[MuhNofa]

Talking about bounties in a project, now I have not participated in bounties for a number of years, I think there are things I want to ask about and maybe you can share them here according to your experience. how do you think for the moment determine whether the bounty of the project is good and will be successful in the future?
and in your experience do you have a recommendation that the bounty manager team is indeed very good? share your experience here, it might be useful for me and other people.

You won't know what you will get in return after bounty ends so no way to predict here, not until the bounty actually ends, I kinda prefer bounties that are trading on exchanges with high volume but that's not always the case, even Cartesi bounty campaign was never listed but after bounty ends they go binance, I'm sure no one see that coming

I think for a number of things it was true that I also like that without realizing there are some tokens that previously did not look convincing where the distribution was very stretched but after a while the tokens from the bounty entered in a large exchanger. and for the time being my intention here is something shared for the bounty project itself to reduce the risk of scams etc.

[makishart]

If you want to be safe, look for the bounty of the projects listed on the exchanges. For me to find good bounties I will be looking for good bonus managers, and bounties are appreciated by the community.

at the moment I have also done that but is it possible to just look for a bounty project that is already listed on the exchanger is certainly good? Are there no more cases of cheats or the project does not make payments after the bounty is finished? and some options for a good bounty manager do you have a recommendation?

Yes it's possible and why not? If the project has already listed on exchange site means the project has credibility and intention to develop the project. The crap project will always leave the project after it gets listed on the exchange site. Buballex is a good manager too.

[bgaf]

at the moment I have also done that but is it possible to just look for a bounty project that is already listed on the exchanger is certainly good? Are there no more cases of cheats or the project does not make payments after the bounty is finished? and some options for a good bounty manager do you have a recommendation?

There are plenty of projects or campaign listed on exchanges. Cheating or scamming is inevitable, the latest one I heard so much is digitalbits, good thing I did not participate on their campaign cause the management decided not to pay them and they are really ignoring their promoters.

For good managers you can bet on arteezy, bubblealex and bounty detective. So far these are the people recommended for altcoin campaigns.

[Blue_oxen]

at the moment I have also done that but is it possible to just look for a bounty project that is already listed on the exchanger is certainly good? Are there no more cases of cheats or the project does not make payments after the bounty is finished? and some options for a good bounty manager do you have a recommendation?

There are plenty of projects or campaign listed on exchanges. Cheating or scamming is inevitable, the latest one I heard so much is digitalbits, good thing I did not participate on their campaign cause the management decided not to pay them and they are really ignoring their promoters.

For good managers you can bet on arteezy, bubblealex and bounty detective. So far these are the people recommended for altcoin campaigns.

Yub! Projects that are listed on exchanges don't mean that they have credibility. Scam projects are very sophisticated. It's hard to realize which one is scam. However, you can do several things to reduce the chance of being scammed such as doing research about the projects, following along their plans, etc.

[Mighty_crypt]

Talking about bounties in a project, now I have not participated in bounties for a number of years, I think there are things I want to ask about and maybe you can share them here according to your experience. how do you think for the moment determine whether the bounty of the project is good and will be successful in the future?
and in your experience do you have a recommendation that the bounty manager team is indeed very good? share your experience here, it might be useful for me and other people.

Yes we have reputable bounty managers that are trustworthy but mind you they can do mistakes too, they have reputations to protect but scammers can used them too, this is what makes research very important

[Galley]

The study of the main components of the projects makes it possible to draw up a more or less reliable picture of it regarding their viability. Examine the project itself from a technical point of view, its roadmap. Find possible information about the developers, as well as about the managers who will lead the bounty companies. The combination of these data will help you make the right choice.

[Miaallen]

The project being successful is a different thing from its bounty being successful. And bounty being successful has different meaning to each of the body of stakeholders in the bounty. To the project teams, bounty is effective and successful when it helps to attract the targeted investors while to bounty hunters, getting paid of the promised sum of token means the bounty has been successful. What should really matter is the project success and that is how both the bounty hunters, investors and the project teams laughs best.

[Furryball]

1. Do better research
2. Don't rely on your research
3. Possibility of getting bad results is high because of scam projects
4. Research is never enough to detect if a project will be successful or failed, we simply can't tell

[numpadxx5]

As bounty hunters its your job to find a good campaign don't just rely on others suggestions you should always have your own way to determine  if the project you want to be part is legitimate.

As for my suggestions I create a thread that only list a bounty coins or tokens that only listed in exchange.
 

Here is the link https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5232710.msg54025514#msg54025514

Just because a project is listed on exchange don't give them a check as a legit campaign, take a look at digitalbits, they are listed on exchange and doing absolutely great still refuse to be pay hunters reward,
To me that is not an authentic criteria to determine which campaign will be rewarding, there are so many disappointment from project owners that left hunters wondering and confused.

I also think like that, the campaigns listed in exchange can also become scams and not make payments to bounty hunter. Recently there have been a number of similar projects, that is Insure, Blockburn, etc ... surely there will be scam campaigns like that in the future.

Me too, being listed on exchange is one of the thing im looking for in participating bounty campaign, it is most certain that you can sell your reward if you have it.
And i only joined bounty campaign manage by bounty detective they will make sure the project is legit.

[Bitstar_coin]

I have not also joined in any bounties since long ago. Because of lack of legit project and the valueless token payments. Maybe I will not start to join bounties in near future. But if you guys want to join then I will give some suggestions.    

Though maximus project are fake and value less. But maybe some good project still in the market. You have to research to find out them. Nowadays the common mistake of any  scam project is plagiarized  white paper. So before reading the white paper  check it is unique  or copied from others.  Secondly take a look on team members. Use google to check the images source. Also check their ann thread and follow their trust score and flag condition. If anything wrong then you should avoid the project. Sometime nowadays some shit projects use paid bump service of their ann thread. You can take a look there also. And read the scam accusation section to learn more about projects fake or legit.

So don’t forget to follow these steps during  participation in bounties. Thank you.

I agree with you on the plagiarized part, a good and serious project can spare time to write their white paper or pay someone to write for them with the original content instead of plagiarizing another project hardwork, doing that shows the unserious behavior of such project and should be avoided or watch closely,
Yes, forum members are doing a great job exposing all the scam projects in the scam accusation section, I will also advice hunters should frequently visit that section to see which project is among those that are being targed as scam to quickly avoid them.

[MuhNofa]

I have not also joined in any bounties since long ago. Because of lack of legit project and the valueless token payments. Maybe I will not start to join bounties in near future. But if you guys want to join then I will give some suggestions.    

Though maximus project are fake and value less. But maybe some good project still in the market. You have to research to find out them. Nowadays the common mistake of any  scam project is plagiarized  white paper. So before reading the white paper  check it is unique  or copied from others.  Secondly take a look on team members. Use google to check the images source. Also check their ann thread and follow their trust score and flag condition. If anything wrong then you should avoid the project. Sometime nowadays some shit projects use paid bump service of their ann thread. You can take a look there also. And read the scam accusation section to learn more about projects fake or legit.

So don’t forget to follow these steps during  participation in bounties. Thank you.

from these steps is a very good suggestion for myself maybe I will also try the advice that you have given, and this might be the maximum when I will look for bounties that are genuine and not a scam. right now I have also often used one of your ways, but sometimes there are still some things that make me less confident with the project.
thank you for sharing your advice here hopefully also can help others who have the same problem