TRUSTED PROJECT BOUNTY OR JUST SCAM ?

[patz22]

Don't just look on the amount of allocation, bounty manager who handles it,  but look into the project itself, well, most of us do it. Checking the credibility of its members and devs however it can be fabricated or cheated, I can say sometimes it is more about luck too, because one can say that he/she is good in looking for good campaign but you can only say that once it ended.

[Furious 7]

Like you have to be an experience first to know how to find the best bounty project, well of course the advice is good but everyone gives it differently and we will not be separated from the name of the scamer, and look for a project with a good background and bounty manager who are professional and have positive feedback for them.

[meanwords]

My number source is the campaign manager. If the campaign manager is a reputable one, then the success chance of a bounty is high. At least that is what I've experience. At least someone who is in the field for 3 years and a hero/legendary rank members, this managers are the type to fully understand who are they dealing with and with that as a bounty hunter, your success would increase. Of course it still depends on the project developers. You'll have to check if they are real person and if they already have experience in working in the field.

[CuriousGeorge]

Don't just look on the amount of allocation, bounty manager who handles it,  but look into the project itself, well, most of us do it. Checking the credibility of its members and devs however it can be fabricated or cheated, I can say sometimes it is more about luck too, because one can say that he/she is good in looking for good campaign but you can only say that once it ended.

Sometimes there are developers that hidden its personal information and people must try to avoid to deal with the anonymous developer. As long as people can identify the right project and it's not about pegged on our luck.

[ancafe]

At present, I support projects that already have a market. however, the potential is greater than the bounty that is doing IEO or ICO. however, if you choose a pre-sale bounty, I recommend choosing IEO. but, look at where IEO will take place if it's a popular market, chances are that the project is a trusted project.

[Doranile432]

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 can't find answer to what you seek for, it's like asking people if they can read the future which is not possible, you can only do research on a bounty project, whatever will happen in the end is unknown, unless you can travel through time machine of course? 

[Anonylz]

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.

this is the reason why you need to make your own research before joining in bounty.

Listening  to other suggestions will not work always so you need to make your own review for a project so every time you join a scam campaign no one is to be blame other than your self for not doing your homework.

Forget about research, lol! Research can only give 50% assurance about legitimacy of a project but still not enough to give a full guarantee that you will get your reward at the end of the bountycampaign, this is a question of the team keeping to their promise, if the team are not ready to pay when campaign is over, your research means nothing, because no matter how hard to try to research about a project, you can't determine what will is inside the mind of the project owners, that is one place your research will not work.

Can you do a research to check if a team will pay reward at the end of a bounty?

[imstillthebest]

so many questions like this on the past but there is no perfect answer because the sharer cant also guarantee that what they are sharing is true or sometimes the people that takes advice still fail  . there are managers that are trusted on here but they them selves cant also tell totally if the campaign is real or unreal  but there is no harm on trying  . instead of seeking for unlimited suggestions   why not search for the pre existing good list of campaigns  . just try your luck on them

[Serious475]

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 I think that you are right and I think that it is great to know first if a bounty is a Scam because mainly bounties is not that trusty and it can be also a scam and you will be wasting your time earning here in bounties because they will not pay your for your work and I think that it is bad because you are getting scammed by them here and that is not great because if it is a Scam your efforts will be a complete waste and I think that it is sad because bounties are created to help people earn more and not to scam people and stole their money tsht they worked so hard for to earn it.

[filterMX]

many prize projects now lead to fraud, to avoid project fraud, I believe the manager is more famous/experienced and also see the tokens of a project already listed on the exchange, you can find the name of the project coin on coinmarketcap.

[Chuky92]

There is no possible way to know a good or best bounty as the one that is thought to be good might turn out to be bad at the end where the team might delay the reward, lock it or even refuse to pay. On the other hand, the one which is thought to be bad might end up performing well. But yet due diligence should always be carried out before participating in any bounty because it helps to narrow down uncertainties. In addition, I think participating in bounties that are already listed gives higher hope such that you will know what to expect and to an extent understand more about the team.

[jossiel]

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 can use the basis how good the manager is by looking to the trust rating and, there are links attached to it where you can look to the past bounty that they worked with.

And as you know, there are many topics on this section about bounties. Use "control + f" and type "bounty" to see how many topics which can serve as your reference.

in this regard, very few bounty managers are reliable here. meaning you will get paid no matter what like they are willing to pay their participants even with their own money if something goes wrong. most reputable managers are only accepting btc or eth paying campaigns. because they know the risk of accepting a token paying campaign. so if you want a trusted project, just go to the services section and find btc paying campaigns. most bounty managers in that board are reliable.

Yeah.

I have seen those actions in the community and those kind of acts are very commendable. An act of integrity and they really like what they do. They take responsibility for their actions and they should be accountable for that.

A few years ago it's totally fine to have payments with the bounty coins but it's not the same anymore. Too many things have changed and bounty hunters don't get the assurance of being paid anymore if they don't know the manager.

[ningrum]

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.

I see you have joined IQCash, and IQCash is a good project, you are lucky to see a bounty program from them,
for Bounty in the future, I think it will be fine and there will be bounties from good projects every time

[sangjoewara]

many prize projects now lead to fraud, to avoid project fraud, I believe the manager is more famous/experienced and also see the tokens of a project already listed on the exchange, you can find the name of the project coin on coinmarketcap.

Yes, but there are also legitimate projects held by well-known managers, but the tokens have not been registered in coin market when the project campaign is running, meaning that such projects are worth mentioning as well and worth following, because if the benchmark is good just because it is registered in coin marketcap, then you are a little wrong on this, because there are also projects that are running and the tokens are listed in coinmarketcap but the development is not good and the price also continues to fall down, as in the case of the Blockburn project.
https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/blockburn/

[skeleto88]

many prize projects now lead to fraud, to avoid project fraud, I believe the manager is more famous/experienced and also see the tokens of a project already listed on the exchange, you can find the name of the project coin on coinmarketcap.

Yeah those projects are just too good to be true. Projects that give a lot of giveaways or rewards, even lying about token listing in one of the famous exchanges in the market today. To entice investors and promotional activities, they will do anything just be so observant and researchful.

[leyton11]

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.

Good bounty team really is not needed. because if the project is successful then the bounty managers will not scam your token, I have worked here for 3 years and know all the campaigns. Besides, we have to make efforts in analyzing the project. We need to pay attention to the team and their partners. Especially for projects that are pre-invested and only carry a few tokens sold to holders, it will be a sign of a successful project. You can visit the website of Cartesi, Harmony for reference.

[CryptoTech_]

At the moment it is very difficult to find a good bounty program, I am very selective now in choosing and my priority is:
1. Token / Coin already traded | Of course this is because a lot of bounties have been done and have been distributed but have never entered the market.
2. The prize is in the hands of the bounty manager (escrow) | This is because many bounties don't pay, so with escrow everything is safe.

[maxreish]

Not also a fan of bounty projects. But lemme point out some things for you to atleast know if that particular project is a scam at the end or not.
 
 -Their product. Always study their product. If it is possible in the future that there product will become useful, then a greater chance that it will be successful because it can be used by investors as well
 -Team's Identity
 -Visible Progress
 
 Hope it somehow helps.

[Davian144]

Yeah those projects are just too good to be true. Projects that give a lot of giveaways or rewards, even lying about token listing in one of the famous exchanges in the market today. To entice investors and promotional activities, they will do anything just be so observant and researchful.

The strategy of the project developers does exist, and obviously they will make and arrange the project as best as possible so that investors can be interested, so in this case we as bounty hunters must also be observant and careful in terms of seeing the project so that we don't get caught up in their scam strategy. wake up well.

[Akiko]

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 know that's why I said first that do not  rely in other suggestions always and you need to make your own research.


He is looking for suggestions so I help him by giving my created thread list in exchangeable bounty campaign . I also that not all of the list I provided is one of the best but there is also campaign in my list that paid weekly.