Quote from: pav88btc on July 11, 2018, 03:35:25 PM

To prevent this many bounty managers ask to post "proof" that it is your account and that it is you, who participate in this bounty.
What will you say about it and may be you know how to solve this problem with scammers?

Those "bounty managers" don't give a sh*t about spam and scammers, all they care about is having spammers bump their thread.
If you want to proof your account is yours, post your address in your profile. Any bounty manager can check it from there, even Google Docs can automate that.

Quote from: pav88btc on July 11, 2018, 03:45:53 PM

For example, Konios bounty has telegram campaign. Just now i checked spreadsheet and found some fake accounts:
(Number 8511 in telegram) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=534446 - register date in spreadsheet is 02 april 2018, but last active was July 16, 2015
(8515) https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1596663 - same

Try to stay on topic please.

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And also too many fake accounts. "Proof" post solves this problem.

Forum rules overrule those bounty problems.

Quote from: BitRentX on July 11, 2018, 04:16:19 PM

If your post history only consist of something like that, yes. As you can see on my previous post, I didn't just go into a banning spree. I check every post history of each accounts.

The OP shows different lists, with many users in more than one list. I could combine them all into one list for you, to make it less work.
I can keep making lists like that, so if you can tell me based on what you do or do not ban, I might be able to make it more accurate.