Quote from: wojteks102 on June 17, 2018, 08:35:44 AM

Quote from: verita1 on June 17, 2018, 04:07:16 AM

Quote from: wwzsocki on June 14, 2018, 04:09:46 PM

This case is complicated. First of all, I don't understand why any project hires member with a reputation like Jamal has for a bounty management. This is like asking for trouble or they did it on purpose. Tokenpay hired Jamal because it is easy to accuse him of scam because of his bad reputation. I don't know if this is the case but looks like. I have few questions to better understand this situation.

Why such a big project like Tokenpay hire member with such a bad reputation?
Why bounty hunters join such a bounty campaign managed by an untrusted member?
Why there is no other scam thread started by united bounty hunters against Tokenpay?
Why didn't they pay to bounty hunters if Jamal is a scammer? What is the exact explanation?
Why bounty hunters don't look for help by BTT staff or established high rank members?

Thank you, for your good sense I am one of the affected bounty hunters. The TokenPay Bounty campaign was my second bounty I had no experience, nor what it meant to join a Bounty campaign led by a Bounty manager with "bad reputation".

Until May 1, I had hope of receiving my reward because I received an email from TokenPay indicating that they would take control to give us our TPAY. And on May 23 I learned from one of the TokenPay administrators on Telegram that we would not receive the reward according to this message from the Administrators.
We were denied many times that we did not ask about bounty because we would be banned. And since then we have not had advances. Only this thread to demonstrate our discontent.

Going through their logic what is going on with that 10% wallets which are not 'fraudulent' Huh

Throughout this thread there have been manifestations of members who participated in the bounty. Jamal created this thread to unite the affected members and demand for the payment of the bounty.

The last time I wrote a message on the TokenPay telegram channel and I mentioned that I was not a fake profile and that on social media I have my same identity and that they could do to the bounty participants a KYC my message was deleted in the chat. If TokenPay would like to pay the bounty, it would take the fairest decision to do so and has not done so.

TokenPay as an organization that aspires to success based on the security of its products and the transparency that implies using blockchain technology has overlooked the commitment to pay for its bounty campaign. The TokenPay White Paper does not mention the distribution of the tokens only a remarkable vision, mission and future products. It does not show how in other ICO the distribution of Token maybe this fact was premeditated.