I've heard the good time about Airdrops. I have this doubt in my mind because I actually lookup on twitter of an airdrop I just did, a lot of the tweets were made by new accounts(no followers/followed account, even no profile picture; all their feeds are airdrop required template tweets). To me it's just sketchy, like ppl now dont bother to get to know the project before they do airdrops. And on another side, the projects are giving less and less because the social media boost from fake/new account isn't working out for them(This is only my assumption though).

This is exactly how I feel at the moment, thank you for sharing the experience. I havent done any bounties so Ill definetly check them out!

True, they are free but not free at all cost. Some do require a bit of time, and I am also giving out my information to the companies.

I am not against airdrops at all and I did some in the past couple months. It is that the on-going trend of airdrops strike me as more of a marketing scheme rather than building a community/awareness of their brand and product.

Yea, there's no debate that free coins have the ability to make you a considerable amount of money; but if you want to make serious money, wouldn't it be better to study them during ICO and make invement decisions? Hmm on the other hand, most of the participants do not even bother to look into the projects, which I think totally defeats the purpose of airdrops.(Ppl are now looking to just fill out forms and hope to make a quick buck instead of pay attention of what the projects have to offer).

Obvisouly for the free tokens, but other than that, what else incentivise you taking the time to do the airdrops? Most of the time, I found that the airdrops often give little to no return. I just started to get into the crypto thingy. I feel like it is better off finding those ICO projects and considering investing in rather than chasing like 5 dollars?