Forum is friendly, Filled with information and knowledge on varies different things and the thing is it's all quality. None of it is crap. I have found some very nice websites in a very short time of exploring the forum. It is a wealth of knowledge and a real gold mine. I am loving it here so far.

These tips are generally not bad, but each ICO project is very individual. In addition, scammers also learn from their mistakes. Therefore, it is very difficult to expose good scammers. There are also many cases when, even after collecting funds, a team encounters unforeseen objective difficulties and the team disappears for a time from our field of vision, sometimes their tokens do not even appear on the stock exchange and everyone rushes to declare them to be fraudsters. Should not rush to this.

Yes, people do this often and then others think that the entire community us scam ICO. If they don't make a profit right away it is a scam. I don't think that there are just scams. People are just far too quick to jump to conclusions or cannot be patient. Staying in contact with the devs is really the best thing to do.

It isn't actually possible to be 100% with anything. I mean anything. We cannot even be 100% sure we will wake up tomorrow. Everything I based on odds. It is like an odds game. Much like the way the system for the game dungeons and dragons works. If we arm ourselves with knowledge we can reduce the risk and increase our odds of success and decrease the odds of failure. It is not too difficult to spot a scam or potential scam. You need to instead think of finding out if the project is worth it instead of trying to figure out if it is a scam. If the project makes sense and there is an activity that is a good thing. If the project has little to no activity then that is bad, the project doesn't need to be a scam in order for you to lose your money so try not thinking that way.

The best advice possible is to do what I just said about checking out the project. Then using your own common sense and asking yourself if it was your project how would you feel about it. Is it too good to be true? Does it make sense? I think that most times people fool themselves into believing in a project. Honestly, people are very stupid with their money and deserve to lose it. I know it sounds harsh but really sometimes you see a project and ask yourself what sort of person falls for it. Yet people still fall for nigerian price scams. -_-

When I open the link and it goes to the telegram app it says many users have reported this as a scam and to be careful with what info you give. What is that all about? When you fill in tasks did you get this issue? It is a bit odd that the tasks are done through a bot and not just a website.

I applied. You just confirm your email address and that is it. It says "Congratulations! You have been added to the FREE airdrop."
I guess this means they will contact us through email and then what do we do? Make an account? It didn't ask me to make one to get the airdrop. This was also 3 months ago and still nothing has been heard?

Oh man!! This is great. I love these bounty websites. This one looks like a really legit place to find some work. I love that you can convert to tokens. Is it on the fly? I guess I will find out so I am not too worried if I don't get an answer to that. There are many interesting projects there as well and you get points just to read them which I would have done anyway. I am really enjoying this forum. There are many income opportunities and the forum seems pretty close like the members give a damn about one another which is nice and bring a community feel. I really appreciate this find and you will reap the reward since you referred me. You must be racking it in am I right?? Seriously like how many refs do you have now?

If you have any more income opportunities or ways to earn an investment instead of buy-in then please let me know and I will thank you by signing under you. If the opportunity is worth it then you definitely get a lot out of sharing it with me.

Never ever give your personal info online. It even says this online in games and forums. It is the first thing you learn when you go online and parents teach it to their kids. Hell even before internet my parents told me to never tell anyone where I lived. It's just common sense.

Firstly they shouldn't even be asking for your KYC they are not a legal authority and have no jurisdiction over you at all.

The excuses they love to use.

Stopping mutl-accounting (there are other ways look at this forum for example)
Besides, I would rather have the same bounty hunter that knows what they doing running several accounts than to have several penny pincher bounty hunters that just dump and write horrible quality posts.  Its a lame and tired excuse.

AML - You can't launder money you earn sorry. Also, criminals launder a hell of a lot more then what you get doing the bounty. What self-respecting criminal would take risks for pennies?
Terrorism - This is for super paranoid people.

The consequences??

Lunatics break into your house one day and steal everything? Your KYC is blasted all over the internet by now and it's only a matter of time. (sounds far fetched but its still possible)
Something less far fetched is identity theft. Don't worry about not following KYC "laws" you will have plenty of laws to worry about when someone else committed under your name and steals yout identity. Identity theft is horrible go google how it affects lives.

Your safety is more important than any law. Remember slavery was also once a law.

So guys and girls please stop giving your personal details to strangers online. Anyone can start an ICO you don't need some sort of special permission. I could right now and then I could ask you're for KYC and say it was because of the law? I wonder how many KYC I could collect that way?? If I was a criminal I could sell the KYC for over $100 a pop.

Stay safe and use your head ^^