irfan_pak10 is a scammer

[Rikafip]

If these campaigns are plagued with non payment as a couple of the previous posters have alluded to, then why do CM take on the job *without* securing funds to pay the campaign participants?

Becuse if they demand funds to be escrowed, potential client will just go to another manager who won't ask for that so they think to themselves "why the hell I shoulnd't accept the gig then"?

Better question is why bounty hunters keep joining bounty campaigns where funds are not escrowed. I understand why bounty managers are doing them as they usually get paid in advance (I guess) but what bounty hunters are doing and then coming here crying doesn't make any sense to me. How many times you have to get screwed to learn the lesson?

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[BitcoinGirl.Club]

How many times you have to get screwed to learn the lesson?

I have the entire altcoin board in ignore but what I saw there was they do not care, they even do not read the contents to see what has written. Maybe someone can do some experience like, get some random image, marge them together and post on the bounty (altcoin) section. You will definitely see some of those proof of participation or something with their wallet details LOL

[Bobrox]

Due his reputation @irfan_pak10 has many bounties campaign miss the payment with campaign not using escrowed, actually must be lesson for every participants when joining some bounties campaign without use escrowed not participants yet although with Bounty Manager ever promising payment will distribution on time. Based on reason of @irfan_pak10 he need extend time until end December for bounty campaign payment, its true or not better waiting until deadline day from his promising.

One important thing for all Bounties Campaign manager in the future, never handle any bounty campaign with their project not agree for using escrowed, its very important to protect your reputation when some campaign handled have failed payment distribution and not make your bounty campaign participants are disappointed.

[albon]

irfan_pak10 first tell  he will pay Combo bounty in October and now he scamming bounty participants
https://t.me/Officialbountyportal/1/127689
take notice on this scammer

When will bounty hunters learn patience before they blame a reputable bounty manager and accuse him of scam without any evidence against him?

From the outset and until the end, the decisions published by Irfan were the decisions of the Combo team and not the personal decisions that he created. All participants knew that the project team would handle the payments, and Irfan was not responsible for it. After he reached out to their team before October 1 (the specified date for distribution), Irfan discovered that there would be a delay on their part. After discussing with them and reaching a mutual agreement, they decided to extend the distribution period until December to preserve their currency price from market fluctuations. This decision resulted from the launch of 3 rounds of Combo bounties with a sizeable allocation, but this decision to extend the period did not please the bounty hunters. Afterward, Irfan did his best to negotiate and reach an agreement that satisfied everyone, including his client and the bounty hunters. A number of bounty hunters made suggestions on the Telegram group that he considered suitable and viable instead of waiting 3 months; he has already sent them to the Combo team and is still waiting for their final response. Considering the communication, discussions, and presentation of middle suggestions by this Bounty Manager, it's unfair for anyone to criticize or accuse him of actions contrary to his efforts.

It is wise for people to wait patiently, and a large project like this is unlikely to refrain from paying in the end and lose its reputation easily.

[Rikafip]

Maybe someone can do some experience like, get some random image, marge them together and post on the bounty (altcoin) section. You will definitely see some of those proof of participation or something with their wallet details LOL

That's something I would like to see: some nice bullshit image, standard text with applications forms etc and then at the bottom of the post "This is fake bounty campaign, do not enter" written in big red letters. I can assure you that dozens (if not hundreds) of lemmings would apply anyway.

I have a feeling that majority of these bounty hunters operate with law of large numbers in their mind, hoping that if they apply to every possible bounty campaign, few of them have to bring them some profit and that's why they usually don't mind about escrowed funds, does altcoin project they promote makes any sense etc. And its be realistic, its not like they put any real effort into this (at least not those that do social media part of bounty campaign).

[Coyster]

It is wise for people to wait patiently, and a large project like this is unlikely to refrain from paying in the end and lose its reputation easily.

I do not know anything about this Combo project, but what makes you think they actually have a reputation to protect, don't get me wrong, i'm not saying that i know for sure that they aren't going to pay bounty participants, but what i know is that bounty projects fail to pay their bounty participants more often than not. What makes Combo a large and reputable project?

[Z_MBFM]

irfan_pak10 first tell  he will pay Combo bounty in October and now he scamming bounty participants

take notice on this scammer

irfan_pak10 is guaranteed the payment? who distribute the bounty reward a campaign manager or project team? Do you have any proof that irfan_pak10 is the team of this project? then why you So why are you doing an inhumane report against him? Lol

https://t.me/Officialbountyportal/1/127689

Here he explains that the project team has pushed back the bounty distribution date to December.  Nothing happened here that would make you call him a scammer

[JollyGood]

Which members 

You, me or whoever (including RapTarX if need be)

It is wise for people to wait patiently, and a large project like this is unlikely to refrain from paying in the end and lose its reputation easily.

Well, we do not know what will happen in the future regarding payments but you are right participants should at least have patience. I would advise unhappy participants to explore options with the bounty manager via PM before creating what essentially could end up being unnecessary threads. There is no need to take a premature decision.

It is wise for people to wait patiently, and a large project like this is unlikely to refrain from paying in the end and lose its reputation easily.

I do not know anything about this Combo project, but what makes you think they actually have a reputation to protect, don't get me wrong, i'm not saying that i know for sure that they aren't going to pay bounty participants, but what i know is that bounty projects fail to pay their bounty participants more often than not. What makes Combo a large and reputable project?

The issue about reputation of the project is intricate to bounty participation. You have a point, we do not not anything about how reputable Combo or come to think of it any other project might be therefore it stands to reason by far the majority of those participating in bounties are pinning their participation on bounty managers giving them their rewards. I have seen threads where bounties were not paid to the bounty manager and in those cases how much blame can be attributed to them if they are not paid? In many cases, none.

If the projects tie in their bounty program the release of various token at a future date, there is not much anybody can do but those participating would have known the rules before signing up therefore some patience will be expected/required in some cases. From what I can see, the bounty manager in this case has done nothing wrong and updates participants when he gets information from the project team.

[Awaklara]

What makes Combo a large and reputable project?

We won't know until they actually pay campaign participants who have participated in 3 stages.
but looking at the signature of the bounty campaign, it states that they are even listed on several major exchanges. This may be the case that the bounty participants are very interested in participating in the campaign for quite a long time, even without being sure whether they will be paid or not.

Bounty participants may panic when distribution decisions continue to be delayed. but they should also be aware that they may not get anything from the bounty campaign. not protecting the manager's bounty, but unless the manager is already holding funds but not distributing them, that may be a different case.

[Little Mouse]

Which members 

You, me or whoever

When I have posted here, there was only one response above my post and that's from Rikafip. Can you now see your shit post?
End of my response here to you. You are such a toxic person! Showing your class.

[albon]

I do not know anything about this Combo project, but what makes you think they actually have a reputation to protect, don't get me wrong, i'm not saying that i know for sure that they aren't going to pay bounty participants, but what i know is that bounty projects fail to pay their bounty participants more often than not. What makes Combo a large and reputable project?

This was concluded through the leading partners that the Combo project cooperated with within its Ecosystem and its vast communities on social media sites. COMBO currency is listed on many of the top exchange platforms. Do you think that if the combo project did not have a reputation, clear goals, and a track record of achievements, would its applications for listing on these exchange platforms be accepted?



You can check out their documents, website, CMC, and social media, and you can finally judge whether this project is large and has a reputation or not:

[1] https://combonetwork.io/
[2] https://docs.combonetwork.io/introduction/overview
[3] https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/combo-network/

My conclusion does not mean that I am defending them; this is just what I discovered about them, and their success in distribution and payment in the end is what will determine whether my conclusion is correct or wrong.

Well, we do not know what will happen in the future regarding payments but you are right participants should at least have patience. I would advise unhappy participants to explore options with the bounty manager via PM before creating what essentially could end up being unnecessary threads. There is no need to take a premature decision.

Yes, I agree entirely with you, sir  

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

I have a feeling that majority of these bounty hunters operate with law of large numbers in their mind, hoping that if they apply to every possible bounty campaign, few of them have to bring them some profit and that's why they usuauly don't mind about escrowed funds, does altcoin project they promote makes any sense etc. And its be realistic, its not like they put any real effort into this (at least not those that do social media part of bounty campaign).

Do any of them actually pay? I was bored seeing scam projects back in the days. I personally lost a lot of investments but since then I never risked my corns anymore.

That's something I would like to see: some nice bullshit image, standard text with applications forms etc and then at the bottom of the post "This is fake bounty campaign, do not enter" written in big red letters. I can assure you that dozens (if not hundreds) of lemmings would apply anyway.

Maybe you can start a campaign LOL

Which members 

You, me or whoever

When I have posted here, there was only one response above my post and that's from Rikafip. Can you now see your shit post?
End of my response here to you. You are such a toxic person! Showing your class.

Come on Mouse, ignore this troll. He is a signature spammer. You will notice when he is not wearing a signature he is not making many posts but when he has a signature then he seems like very active and creates all kind of unnecessary conversations. Most of the time he will browse different boards, bump an old outdated topic and response the users.

Fun fact is a high quality spammer tags low quality spammers for spamming 🤧

[Woodie]

The problem is bounty hunters want to treat every bounty project the same, you find that a bounty project they were part of pays early or escrows funds with a bounty manager and they expect the next one will follow the same procedure which unfortunately isn't the case.

Bounty hunters need to understand that some projects at the time of coin offerings actually don't have their coins minted as coins supply might be determined by the sells made and at this point irfan_pak10being the BM for such a project has no control of the distribution.

Perhaps these should be inked in bounty managers terms of service for all participating members to know of and not paster him/her for things out of his control as his responsibilities start and end from somewhere.

[Rikafip]

The OP is aware of that, he knows the bounty manager has no control over when the tokens for distribution will be released.

If he is aware of that, why he created this thread in the first place and accused him of being a scammer? He obviously knows shit.

What makes Combo a large and reputable project?

I just realized (after visiting their Coingecko page) that COMBO used to be known as Cocos-BCX and these guys were known on bitcointalk for using one of those shilling services, and I reported hundreds of their posts across various topics. So yeah, these guys don't give a fuck about their reputation here and I woulnd't be surprised at all if they decide to screw up bounty hunters in the end. Bounty pool was $100k USD worth of tokens and that can mess the price due (probably) fake volume so no wondeer that they are delaying the distribution.

Do any of them actually pay? I was bored seeing scam projects back in the days. I personally lost a lot of investments but since then I never risked my corns anymore.

Dunno, you have to ask them. My guess is that some of them pay in the end because if no bounty campaign ever pays, even bounty hunters would eventually stop.  

Maybe you can start a campaign LOL

Since it was initially your idea, you can have the honor of trolling bounty hunters.  

[Stalker22]

Maybe someone can do some experience like, get some random image, marge them together and post on the bounty (altcoin) section. You will definitely see some of those proof of participation or something with their wallet details LOL

That's something I would like to see: some nice bullshit image, standard text with applications forms etc and then at the bottom of the post "This is fake bounty campaign, do not enter" written in big red letters. I can assure you that dozens (if not hundreds) of lemmings would apply anyway.

Yeah! Mindless automatons.

I have a feeling that majority of these bounty hunters operate with law of large numbers in their mind, hoping that if they apply to every possible bounty campaign, few of them have to bring them some profit and that's why they usuauly don't mind about escrowed funds, does altcoin project they promote makes any sense etc. And its be realistic, its not like they put any real effort into this (at least not those that do social media part of bounty campaign).

That is true. But I have a feeling that the majority of projects that organize these bounty campaigns are actually banking on that law of large numbers mentality. They do not care about quality; they only go after quantity. They do not care about low-effort tasks because they are throwing away a bunch of worthless tokens anyway. So, it is a bit of a numbers game for both sides.

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

Maybe you can start a campaign LOL

Since it was initially your idea, you can have the honor of trolling bounty hunters.  

I can't because the board is none exists to me LOL

Yeah! Mindless automatons.

Automation? How. I think this is one of the worse manual labor.

[JollyGood]

I do not know anything about this Combo project, but what makes you think they actually have a reputation to protect, don't get me wrong, i'm not saying that i know for sure that they aren't going to pay bounty participants, but what i know is that bounty projects fail to pay their bounty participants more often than not. What makes Combo a large and reputable project?

This was concluded through the leading partners that the Combo project cooperated with within its Ecosystem and its vast communities on social media sites. COMBO currency is listed on many of the top exchange platforms. Do you think that if the combo project did not have a reputation, clear goals, and a track record of achievements, would its applications for listing on these exchange platforms be accepted?

You can check out their documents, website, CMC, and social media, and you can finally judge whether this project is large and has a reputation or not:

[1] https://combonetwork.io/
[2] https://docs.combonetwork.io/introduction/overview
[3] https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/combo-network/

As for your (and our) conclusion, you are right it will ultimately depend on how they conduct themselves with regards to the bounties. If they keep their word they will retain their reputation. Having said that, the thread title (labelling irfan_pak10 a scammer) is wrong and is not warranted.

My conclusion does not mean that I am defending them; this is just what I discovered about them, and their success in distribution and payment in the end is what will determine whether my conclusion is correct or wrong.

The ball is effectively in the court of the Combo team. Hopefully, the participants will receive their bounties this month.

The OP is aware of that, he knows the bounty manager has no control over when the tokens for distribution will be released.

If he is aware of that, why he created this thread in the first place and accused him of being a scammer? He obviously knows shit.

The AI detected account is new but the person pulling the strings is not new, he knows his way around the forum and seems to be created for nefarious reasons. At first I suspect the account was created by a disgruntled bounty participant but now think it could be related to him having a personal dislike for the project or bounty manager (or both).

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

The OP is aware of that, he knows the bounty manager has no control over when the tokens for distribution will be released.

If he is aware of that, why he created this thread in the first place and accused him of being a scammer? He obviously knows shit.

The AI detected account is new but the person pulling the strings is not new, he knows his way around the forum and seems to be created for nefarious reasons. At first I suspect the account was created by a disgruntled bounty participant but now think it could be related to him having a personal dislike for the project or bounty manager (or both).

Keep painting your picture from your imagination however does your imagination ever used for anything good yet?
I doubt.
The answer used to be simple, an apology for misinterpreting the statement but what you are doing is avoiding to admit your nonsense.

[xLays]

Just wanted to share that I also participated in this campaign, specifically in the signature campaign for one month. I will earn only 10-30 combo, which is equivalent to 10-20 USDT at the moment. This still better than getting paid with a token that has little to no value (shitcoins).

I'm also planning to follow up on the payment for this campaign, but knowing how much I will earn - It's up to them whether they will really give us what we worked for. I regret participating in this campaign; it was totally not worth it.

[Stalker22]

Yeah! Mindless automatons.

Automation? How. I think this is one of the worse manual labor.

Not automation. I meant automatons - those mechanical beings (low-budget robots) designed to carry out tasks in a repetitive manner, like clockwork! They hardly ever bother with evaluations or handpick projects to support. They just keep on doing the same tasks in these bounty campaigns, hoping that at least a few of them will eventually pay off.