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yes. I met a lot of fraudulent projects. In 2017 I participated in more than 100 projects. more than 70 projects are fraudulent. really crazy and time consuming. But I accepted because I could not do anything else. I only take time but do not lose money. I always tell myself that many more prestigious projects are waiting for me

Really mad, what else can we do ? thre one project that i join for social media bounty. after sharing like two month of their retweet the dev just dissapear and even the bounty manager didnt get paid. But if only airdrop im not really taking it serious cause im not working to hard for it, just follow their twitter or joining telegram group. Im learn from that and now i only join campaign from trusted manager and good company.

One should be able to make the difference between scam and legit projects because they're obvious unless a scammer is actually putting so much effort which is usually not the case. An airdrop requirement are usually signing messages, filling a form etc. It's nothing hard. As for signature campaigns and other bounties, there is no reason on why they won't give you your coins, as they could create them out of thin air. The only scenario where you could actually get scammed is while investing in an ICO, in that case, you should do a background check on the escrow, team and read the whitepaper which most people don't do.