Quote from: Rimueng on March 26, 2020, 05:11:55 PM

90% Of Project Bounties Are Scams

If I see a project that appeared in 2018 until now has experienced a very significant setback. Most of them are con artists. Fraud that often occurs in the form of postponement of time, not paying the completion of the campaign, not being listed in the exchange, locking up tokens for a very long time, even some who cannot make withdrawals.

There is also something that happens with changes to the wallet payment to the platform in a short duration, so we did not know there was a change. And when we ask easily they answer the distribution period is over. Really we are like dealing with extraterrestrials.

They make campaign participants like their helpers. Change the rules of work as they please, some even delete from the list of campaigns, even though they have worked for up to a month.

Do they not think that we spend a lot of time campaigning for their projects.

All they have to know is that the services of campaign participants are very large towards the success of a project. It is they who continue to provide information to the public.

I hope the bounty manager can check each project before it is managed, and for cheat managers, stop cheating.

We can't blame that much the bounty managers as they need also a money and the happenings is only natural knowing that the market is in bear for the past 2 year but the percentage will likely to increase once we can hit the bull season again. As fellow bounty hunters, it is our job to find the best project to support and make sure that they have potential.

If we find any abnormality to the project then we can leave anytime we like so we can avoid losing too much time and effort for the scam projects.