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In order to distinguish a #legitimateproject from a fraudulent one, I am describing the challenges I faced when involved on the projects. For example, what standard can I advocate besides those that are already in place?
What is there: 1) The company's registered physical address; 2) The registered company's bank account information; 3) The full names of the team and CEOs; 4) A white paper; 5) A clear strategy and a product/service.

What might be added on top:
1) Insurance—a coverage if the project is unable to fulfill its commitments; either the insurance company can provide coverage and/or the local government, who actually “must” reimburse users' investments if the project fails. 
2) Easy tasks—so easy that they are quite basic and should take no more than a specified period of time, such as less than 1 minute or even less than 30 seconds. Tasks shouldn’t waste users' time, and the project should not take more than a specified period of time before users can withdraw their earned incentives.
3) Make it clear in terms of how many rewards users can expect to receive for completing specific activities. And should be clearly written, allowing people to find it easily and compute it ahead of time.
4) Easy UI to navigate. Some are so complicated that you wind up spending a lot of time looking for how to obtain rewards.

5) Remove the requirement “refer to a specific number of friends” in order “to be eligible for prizes or to withdraw earned incentives.”
6) Eliminate any fees associated with the withdrawal of accumulated rewards. For example, transfer $100 or $1 first to withdraw a reward which actually has a nominal price of $0.00001, or even if considering that its nominal price is $200. Some developers/creators of projects do this for security purposes, while others do it to deceive you.

7) Adhere to certain #ethicalprinciples when promoting your project. Never promise too much: "This is the next $BTC ; buy it now, pay it now, transfer money now, or invest in it now; complete a task immediately; install our app/program/software right now—it is safe, etc."! You're just starting your business and don't know if you'll be successful or deliver on your promises.
8) And finally, don't force users to participate right away; instead, give them time to learn more about your project and to conduct some research. Provide as much information as possible to help users understand how they can earn rewards and benefits by participating in/supporting/engaging in your project.
I hope my article will be useful to all participants and to you, my followers!
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