I've recently just discovered that one way of earning cryptocurrencies is by keeping your eye on airdrops and bounties. And while doing research, I found out that the airdrop/bounty scene is a minefield.
You have to be particularly careful when looking at supposed airdrops. There are a lot of bad plyaers out there who just want to get your personal information which they will sell.
That's why when I first heard of harambee airdrop, I was very skeptical. I've been burned too many times so I'm being extra careful.
HARAMBEE TOKEN
When I first heard of the harambee token, I was excited because they're are giving away $70 worth of tokens in exchange for a few social media likes and follows. The deal seemed too good to be true.
That's why I had to dig deeper. I found out there's actually a token that aims to protect gorillas. It isn't this one. There's also one that wants to provide corrective glasses to third world visually impaired individuals. That's not the one either.
Harambee token is actually for land registry and the official website is:
It looks legit. So I got in.
GET YOUR FREE $70 HERE
http://t.me/HrbeAirDropBot?start=659100166
You'll need to have Telegram installed in your phone or PC to access the Telegram channel.
Upon opening the link, the bot will ask you to choose English or German. Simply choose the langauge you prefer.
You'll be asked to do 4 things:
a) Join the official Telegram Channel
b) Join the official Telegram Group
c) Like them on Facebook
d) Follow them on Twitter
click "SUBMIT AND COLLECT TOKENS"
You'll be asked to enter an ERC20 address.
NOTE: This isn't the one in the exchanges. If you don't have an ERC20 address yet, simply install metamask and generate a new address.
- You'll be asked to enter the following:
- your email address
- your Facebook Profile URL (must be the same as the one you used to like their page)
- your Twitter handle
Click yes to show them you understand.
You'll be asked a simple arithmetic question such as 8-8=?
THAT'S IT. Just wait for the tokens to arrive on your wallet.
Again, the link: