It is hard to detect scammed bounty campaign..

[Blank Hole]

It is really hard to detect scammed bounty campaign.  After completing all the requirements to be able to get accepted in a bounty campaign, spending much time to participate in forums and not to mention carrying their banners, completing all the tasks and reports then all of a sudden you will just find out that you have been scammed already.  luckily I am not the only one but to think all participants did the same efforts as well as you did.  But it is really happening, lesson learned and could be just charge it to experience and move on.  If we could only find out at early stage if we were in to scam or a legit bounty campaign.  Who would really know anyway?

[KryptoBull]

Usually bounty scam campaigns come from failed or scam projects, because a successful project will not let reputation be lost by the bad bounty campaign
Finally, we return to the problem: how to accurately assess the potential of the project? Even the ICObench, ICOholder, ICOmarks, and other exchanges find it difficult to be absolutely accurate in appraising IEOs, so try to be calm to make an opinion about the potential of a project, and pray to have lucky enough to receive a reward from the bounty campaign.

[Istiak]

You can only join any reputable bounty managers campaign to avoid scam bounty. But this will reduce the chance of getting any big rewards from the bounty campaign because some bounty campaigns will be run by the project team. Thats very common and that bounty didn't end up being scam all the time. Oikos is one example for that.

[Hometown]

Yes brother you are right because, very hard to detect scam bounties Campaigns. Many reputated bounty manager managed unknownly scammed projects. Kingcasino such a scam project managed by bounty detective. Bounty detective recently a number one bounty managed group.

[bigcash2011]

Although it is hard to identify scam bounties but every project do sometimes give some red flags where with proper analysis we can skip such projects while if the project team had bad intentions with bounty hunters even if the project is good then we cannot do much sadly but i hope there will be some solution for this in the future.

[ansi]

Welcome to the world of crypto man, a world full of twisted scammers where easy money is their only dream.
Bounty campaign can't be predicted to be scam or not especially when you have real team behind it with real face / video reveal ...
Bounty Mangers can't be blamed in here to be honest, shit happens & this is part of the risk of doing bounty campaigns.
You'll be lucky to have 3 out of 10 bounties that are worth your time.

[Debasco]

to some extent its hard and its not, because their is always a signal for scammed project whether loud one or silent one, but what really happen we fail to take cognizant of it,by overlooking it, some signal are gotten from manager act after first and second week, some signal are gotten from the team effectiveness, some signal are gotten from whitepaper also, so we can conclude that its hard but not really hard

[Noverteno]

From time to time, despite our efforts, we all join scam projects in ICO bounty campaigns. Almost no one can avoid this. Therefore, these troubles should be treated philosophically and not pay attention to temporary failures. We need to participate more in various ICO bounty campaigns and our efforts will inevitably be rewarded.

[tinakoya]

It is truly difficult to tell if a project will scam bounty hunters. Sometimes the projects succeeds but will decide not to reward as promised. Some projects genuinely failed and not their wish not to reward hunters. Nothing guarantees the success of a project, not even the highly ranked on ICO review sites or a perfect whitepaper or knowing the physical office. Crypto space has always been and will always be a risk.

[debra]

Analyze the team members' profile of the projects, the legality of the projects, the whitepapers, social media channels, and the bounty managers. These are some important things to eansure whether good/trustable or not. If we find out something wrong in these things, we can suspect the project is scam. If it is suspected as scam, we are better to avoid or quit from thw bounty.

[sampoerna]

It has been a very usual problem faced in the crypto world, especially in the bounty hunter conditions. Not only the participants but also the BM are also commonly deceived becoming the victims of the scam projects. In this case, we must be careful in analyzing the projects before joining in the bounty campaigns.

[Delgboke]

For those that have already encountered such projects maybe able some how to detected which projects that's scame, while some people may not be able to detect which project that's scame due to lack of encounter. For me based on my experience in the crypto world, when the name of crypto projects sound funny for me that's a scam projects

[H2O]

Several campaigns already in scammed but managed by good reputated bounty manager. Fast invest project managed by Yohoo.,,stib managed by Yahoo,,, kingcasino managed by bounty detective, DogData managed by wapinter, and others some scammed projects which cannot predict.

[gunhell16]

Nowadays, there are still lots of the bounties now are totally difficult to say if it is legit or not. To be honest, they are all good always in the beginning of their project. But if you are one of the experts who know how to determine if it is good or not, surely you will not become a victim by them.  So, let's be wise and careful in choosing in any of their style.

[KKH84]

I started to join as a bounty hunter in 2018 until now and have often found a variety of projects that end in scams, they (the fraudsters) always have the latest ways, one of which is that their tokens have been registered in the CMC and the exchange, after that all are lost even the website  they cannot be accessed and the admin in the telegram group disappears.

Like Claymore (CLM).