Quote from: elevates on Today at 02:17:33 PM

Quote from: jokers10 on Today at 02:08:24 PM

No real project will ever refuse comply with an obligation just on someone's topic on some forum. If their 25+ projects are real they can just explain the situation and get even more support being an open team. If they really have anything to show it is so easy to do to even improve their reputation. They should be transparent enough to collect investors money.

If they won't pay what they owe, this will just show that all suspicions were correct and not that they were offended by someone's topic.

Why would they? Is their a clause added that they need to explain themselves. No one was forced to participate in their bounty campaign and in the ICO! Risk is a prime factor when you either in invest or work for a new project as a bounty hunter. The problem starts when you do not have any factual evidence of scam and then you use the same forum to speculate a scam on anew project. We are in 2023, scam is common, unless any concrete evidence is provide I think such topics doesn't make any sense.

Sometimes I wonder if we take a little time to think before we post here in this forum, just read your post and see what you just said, are you implying that if the signature campaign that you're currently working for refuses to pay you, you'll fold your hands and watch them walk away with the money you worked for?

What should we expect from a company that can't even keep their word by paying bounty hunters?
@elevates Take your time and think before you start typing. We understand you need to meet your weekly signature quota, but that doesn't mean you should start posting without thinking.