Quote from: albon on July 24, 2025, 01:17:50 PM

Quote from: lovesmayfamilis on July 24, 2025, 10:59:02 AM

I think he will disappear with his explanations. The newbie's account will lose at best the amount he spent on buying the Cooper, and we will soon see the new manager again, who will open a bounty and deceive naive bounty hunters who believe that the bounty is still alive. When will they finally become smarter Huh

Indeed, I gave him some time to try to justify the cheating that occurred but he never showed up in the thread, so I am going to tag his account as negative and all the cheaters' accounts in the spreadsheet.

There are still many who have hope in these bounty campaigns and unfortunately due to their financial needs, they are forced to work on any bounty managed by any bounty manager, hoping to get paid.

We are here to warn beginners about these scammers in hopes that they will stop working for them and look for another source of income or work under the management of a a reputable bounty manager.

There will always be naive participants in the crypto world. Unfortunately, even some long-time forum members remain shortsighted when it comes to how things actually work and still fall for bounty and airdrop scams. Despite countless warnings and examples, the cycle keeps repeating, it has now become an unending loop with new scam projects surfacing each day, featuring desperate bounty hunters, and the same outcome. Education and vigilance are the only real tools to break this cycle but are people willing to learn?