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« on: February 26, 2018, 10:07:37 PM »
Scam ICO usually don't show their team faces and only have whitepapers, which are usually mostly copy & paste.
If you can find the team on linkedIn and on their profiles it shows the name of the company, it would be very rare for it to be a scam, because they would be held accountable after the fact. This doesn't work with advisors, who often don't have the ICO name on their profiles but are advising them anyway (which I find very annoying...).
Also googling ''ICO name scam'' is very useful, and sometimes you can find ICO who have non-deserved FUD and then the thing clears up and you are in for the gain!