Quote from: renggileh on August 27, 2018, 09:57:48 AM

first, starting from a forum that is free of ICO fraud, I think ICo fraud has a negative impact on the public eye, directly making the world of crypto negative.

we must together fight ICO fraud.

Sadly but there's no way we can filter the ICOs in this place. We have no idea if the members are planning on ditching the investors once the tokensale is complete. The only thing that we can analyze is what they initially give us which is their ANN, their whitepaper, and their website. In the website, I usually head to their "About" section and look at the team.

It's easy to see if they just posted fake pictures and fake linked-in profiles. You can also check out the twitter accounts of those people. If it's non-existent, or if you simply can't find them on social media, then they are probably fake people. Since these people claim that they know a lot about technology and can help you in achieving success in crypto, they should at least have a twitter account where they interact with people that have the same interest as them. We can also check the address of what they claim where their office is using Google Maps.

Unfortunately but we can only dig through the information that they are giving us. Lucky if you are able to find an ICO where they have a twitter for the team and you can see them conducting surveys, planning/brainstorming, and meeting up with investors. You really do need to invest your time in order to find out if it's a legit ICO or not because otherwise you'll be wasting both money and time.