Sometimes no matter how good you think the bounty and ICO looks if the team want to scam us then there is nothing we can do about it but we can prevent it from happening if we know how to choose the Campaign Manager this has a big factor that you won't be scam because they will review the team first before they accept the job. Second you check if the reward is reasonable I also check the website and read the whitepaper of the project so that I have idea about it since I will promote the project. When joining a bounty the chance of getting paid is always 50/50 but don't worry there are a lot of people here who are very good in spying if there is something fishy with the project so be vigilant and always READ what's in the Ann Thread and Bounty Thread.

For me, there are two things you should consider in choosing a bounty. First, you should check if the bounty manager is a good one. Because many bounty managers are not trusted. Second, see the project if it is a potential project because your earning will depend on the success of the project.

The trick is that you should see the background of the company, see the management team running ICO. In addition, you can see their partners, if their partners are big companies or you know some companies they work with that can be a reference for you, and you should also see who is the manager who runs ICO, if ICO is run by a manager whose credibility is good, ICO generally runs successfully.

The value  of reward  given by the bounty hunters will determine  the kind of bounty to choose.  However  the rule given by the bounty  also attract the attention  of bounty to choose

When you choose a bounty campaign, imagine that you are investing real money, because "time is money"!

Before you join the bounty, The first I might see his bounty manager, then his company, and of course
with his team, and I will check their website. If this project works and you also read whitepaper ...

I will look at its white papers, understand their projects and prospects, and especially look at their technical teams.

Well the thing you need to do is to check the background beside the company really good.

My experience is that firstly attending a telegram group of good bounty managers and participating in the bounty activities it publishes is generally not too bad. It is easy to find bad projects if you look for yourself. Still need professional people to guide.