How hard is it to just read back in this topic a few pages? Seriously?  

Ok, one last time, for the remaining willing 'noobs' that throw money into projects that they don't follow, don't read up on or don't understand:

KickICO found out that the KC ticker name was already being used on some exchange for some other coin. They decided, to avoid future confusion when it gets traded, to name the token KICK instead.
When you received your frozen tokens initially you got them from a contract address that named the token "KC". Note: An exception to this might be when you participated with BTC during the ico instead of Ether (but i'm not 100% sure).
In the last week of september you received new tokens from a new contract address (a merger of the closed funding, pre-ico and ico) with the new name "KICK". Only these KICK tokens from that contract address will be unfrozen in october and can be sold, bought or otherwise transferred.
The KC tokens you probably also have are, what software developers call, 'deprecated' and will probably remain frozen forever, they are unusable and have no value.