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Even my information is used to sign up for other campaigns, this is really crazy

This is unfortunate situation. I have also seen my name on some spreadsheet while I wasn't participating and some I was. In such, what I do is to alert the BM and he would sort that out by removing the fake name. This not thing is getting so high these days in bounties.

Just like you, Someone stole my information and took part in airdrops and bounty on this forum. And of course they will be removed by the bounty managers, but to be honest, it makes me feel uncomfortable because they use my information for campaigns I didn't participate in.

That's awful and harmful for bitcointalk. We have to take step against those bot.
I want to request bounty manager for set "capcha" in sheet during registration and must ask "proof of authentication". Maybe that could minimize those bot.

Its actually a bounty mangers job to filter out these bots and this is the difference between hiring a noob manager compared to those who are experienced ones.It might be a part of learning up which is understandable since you are just starting up but figure it out asap to clean up this mess.Its not really that something new about these bot registrants yet this had been common into this market.
If you do engage yourself on bounty management then you should know on how to get rid of this.Fraudsters are just waiting up for an opportunity to take advantage to those
who are just new into this market.
Lack of experience and knowledge is inevitable but these things can really be sorted or resolved out.