The power of a questionnaire

[maydna]

Do you know that you can detect what a project team have in plan for their projects by just asking them questions on telegram group? Even if they have a scam plan you can burst them with questions, the first red flag you should be looking out for when doing this is the team trying to avoid answering some questions, if the team are pure all questions should be answered firmly ..

To avoid scams? Hm, you don't have to follow them, even in the telegram group

Nowadays, it is difficult to search for potential scamming projects as the scammers have already changed their plans and adapted to the current situations. So even if you ask them in their telegram group, I am not sure if that can help you identify the scam projects. You can search for the project that has already launched on the market and has made good progress from time to time, and the best is if you can invest in the legit project.

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[pawanjain]

I think it's quite normal for the team of the project to avoid some questions in telegram groups.
Lots of people keep asking questions in the telegram group and it's easy to miss some of them out.
But the problem arises when we ask the same question to them again and again and if they ignore it then we may consider that they are avoiding the questions.
To be sure of the red flag you can even ask the same question on their discord channel or PM all the team members to see what they answer.

[CryptoHeadlineNews]

That alone can not guarantee the authenticity of a project, because most scammers now use telegram more often than any other social media handle now than ever before. It has the ability to host a larger community, together with an automated bot which reply comments in second when we tend to ask the right programme message.

So looking at the Vision and mission of the project is one thing we should keep in mind, as that reviews what they truly are.

[Pmalek]

Not necessarily. Many developers and team leaders aren't going to hang around Telegram answering questions. And those are the people who should be answering the real stuff. The moderators on Telegram could be hired just to help out, but they don't know a lot. Especially the technical aspects of a project.

But you can get a good feeling of the seriousness of a project by looking at the people taking part in social media discussions such as Telegram. Are there any thoughtful discussions about use cases or just questions and predictions about listing on exchanges and how rich you will become. One thing that should never happen is that your questions are met with hostility. That's a red alarm. If the mods laugh at you, accuse you of fud, spreading lies, etc., it's best to stay away from such projects.