Quote from: Distinctin on Today at 09:48:39 AM

Quote from: Doranile432 on May 01, 2020, 06:11:11 AM

I've never seen a big failure project like blockburn this year so far, in 2019 when this project was released it was trading at a whopping 0.93$, and after bounty was over, without sending any token to any bounty hunter the value is now 0.00007$, this will be the first failure project I promoted this year, the use case is something that should work as per my research but the question is, what happened? Exit scam? Or team dumped?

What do you think mate?
What they do is clearly to understood that they want to give nothing...not just a failure but totally a scam project. To that fact, bounty participant should never be wasting their time waiting for the team to deliver what they say at the beginning. And they'll get what they want also, turning back with them of what they do to the community. They are killing themselves pretty early.

This is not the only thing that happens in crypto, a lot of projects ended the same even the team give the rewards. The assurance is less when the team makes nothing to give help.

I agree with your points. Blockburn is killing themselves very early. They are such egotistical and rude to their bounty promoters! I don't know why they behave like a crap guy whenever someone asks about bounty distribution! By scamming bounty hunters, no project can stand perfectly, because it's a scam, you have to bear this word forever if you don't give the payment to hunters what they earned! Maybe this is the first time, I want to see a project needs to be finished badly, which is Blockburn! Only because of their behaviour!