Quote from: ivankoh on April 06, 2021, 07:03:33 AM

Quote from: albon on April 05, 2021, 10:15:47 PM

Quote from: CryptoLogo on April 05, 2021, 04:35:33 PM

Bounty hunters are just as responsible for participating in scam projects as are the managers who choose these projects. Often, hunters do not take their choice of companies too seriously, relying on the instinct of their usual manager. When a project turns out to be a scam, bounty hunters tend to blame the manager. But it is obvious that they are guilty just like the manager himself, because they did not conduct their own analysis, which means they potentially became accomplices of the scam.

Yes, I agree with you, if they don't check the project they are helping the scammers by promoting the scam project, I hope through this topic that what people write will help them to increase awareness and be able to uncover the project if it is fair or a scam.

Any aspect has the downside of an issue. The crypto space is no exception, but even outside life, you often encounter fake names, scammers in the guise of intellectuals who are taking over people's property ... I don't encourages any but each person to be self-conscious, doing methods of testing, testing thoroughly and prudently ... Scammer is not separate from us. It is impossible to blame and blame all of the blame on anyone. That is a pity!

Impossible and pointless. All the blame always lies only with us. The task of the scammers is to make us believe them, but no one can make us believe, we do it of our own free will, and then we blame other people or circumstances for our mistake. This is called personal responsibility, responsibility for our own actions or inactions. Therefore, for each bounty hunter, the choice of projects should become a personal responsibility.