Always scammed in bounty campaign

[Nayrb45]

For the meantime all campaign in altcoins is too hard to determined  etheir it will be scammed or good payer but hoping I cannot joined like this .

[M.bhussaini]

There are so many ways a scam may occur. Thank you all for the brief explanation, but how do we all solve this?
I really need an answer to this question

[Kiama]

It is necessary to change passwords from wallets more often and not to trust those who promise mountains of gold

[Ed1973]

May i know what's the best thing to do in order avoid from being scammed?

Participate in genuine bounty campaigns. MobileGo is going to conduct the second airdrop in December where anyone can get MGO for free. They had one in November. As far as I know quite successful.   

[alstevenson]

May i know what's the best thing to do in order avoid from being scammed?

I would say that go for projects that are very transparent and its team are very active on public events and blockchain conferences.

[TanPhan]

May i know what's the best thing to do in order avoid from being scammed?

I would say that go for projects that are very transparent and its team are very active on public events and blockchain conferences.

I júst add in one more stragety that I've been using untill now is to check their  soft cap is reached or not, by this way, you can make sure that they have enough fund to pay for the bounty  program or not

[Dkingbh]

There are numerous meanings of "trick" here, and shockingly, regardless of what you do, not every one of them can be maintained a strategic distance from... here are a few things to recollect however..

- on the grounds that you haven't gotten paid yet, doesn't mean you won't be... what's more, regardless of whether you aren't paid its not really the abundance director's blame.. they're much the same as you doing efforts to get paid and now and again regardless of how impeccable of a battle they run, the individual appropriating the assets on the ICO's end perhaps inept or endeavoring to save money on payouts with ludicrous reasons...

- A few things regardless of how encouraging just won't do well.. they'll have fumble of cash, don't realize how to make publicity, didn't set aside some cash for posting on trades, and so forth.

- Utility tokens in a down market have no genuine esteem.. The greater part of these tokens require true use case, so with regards to a less theoretical bear advertise, the cost can be extremely unstable, its triple-y so for new ICO ventures since everybody searches for the "when binance" pnd, or dumps it seven days subsequent to getting tokens since "something is superior to nothing" in a bear showcase..

- Some are simply absolute tricks.. 1 out of 5-7 are likely going to be a trick and there's very little you can do about it... on the off chance that you are stressed over tricks take a gander at the whitepaper and take a gander at the group's LinkedIn data and other dead giveaways. Search for clear signs like enormous pieces of hard top objective get purchased by "private speculators", and so forth. Likewise simply focus on how individuals cooperate on wire.. typically fishy individuals can be very clear whether you simply tune in to how they talk.

[LaltctalksL]

Just made a simple investigation yourself you can look at social media like twitter profiles if they have real photos like on conference much better a video seeing the CEO or member of the team. Look for bounty allocation and estimate your earnings base on the allocation, if the number of participant is huge and just a little allocation even though it is legit most likely you will get just like $1 for 3 or more months of bounty which is disappointing That's what I'm doing to minimize to be scammed.

[danivan7]

May i know what's the best thing to do in order avoid from being scammed?

i think we can't , predict about future project.
but we can check at ico rating, i suggest to choose ico with high rating.
good review will make this project safety and being scam/dead project.

[CryptoYears]

The simple reason for this is that we join projects randomly. IF we do proper research and join only ones which got credibility then it will work fine for us. However, IF we continue to join random projects, then we will continue to face major issues.

I suggest looking at the Cryptocurrency charts, and select top rising options, and see IF they offer benefits. It’s only sensible to track those down and join them. I will NEVER want to join raw one which leaves one nowhere.

[Moykoy]

I think spending more time knowing this is a good project that we can join, invest and work for, rather than just joining and losing a lot of time and we cannot accept anything in this matter.

[Dprincebh]

Choosing a good and reliable bounty manager isone of the best factor to look out for. The best way to stay out of scam is look for a bounty campaigns with high Community influence and activities

[Seeyy]

In my opinion, spending more time knowing this is a good project that we can join, invest and work for, rather than we just join and lose a lot of time and we cannot accept anything in this matter.

[kennyle167]

i think find out the bounty campain carefully is the only way avoid to scam in bounty campain, So you can prevent risky by this way

[ArturChock]

If you want not to be scammed - you want: check at ico rating, answer some questions about project in Telegram Projects Chat, in scam project admins usually dont know about distribution bounty and airdrop, they didnt know about what cryptoexchange they want to be list in first etc.