Quote from: HCP on May 07, 2018, 05:52:56 AM

Quote from: jooj on May 06, 2018, 06:36:01 PM

Thanks for your reply. but sorry I don't want to risk by provide my identity to any one/company. for any amount of money.

I even don't want to provide my KYC document (government ID, driving license...) to trusted companies such as Facebook or Google. so how about those ICOs projects? beside I got into cryptocurrencies to avoid centralized system and it's cons.

That's your choice... but you choosing not to complete the KYC process, does NOT make SYNCFAB a scam.

If anything, one would think that the ICO wanting to comply with KYC makes them MORE trustworthy (as they're attempting to comply with all the necessary legal steps), unlike scams that don't care as they're not planning on operating long term.

It's a shame you got caught out like this... I foresee this KYC compliance becoming more and more prevalent in the ICO sphere as time goes on... so I hope that the various campaigns start making it VERY clear that KYC is or, at the very least, "could be" required to claim tokens at the end of the campaign.

- bounty payments are advertisement costs. Do you require KYC for a TV channel or newspaper you want to advertise?

-dose SYNCFAB will get KYC from every one that will trade SYNCFAB token on exchanges? That makes no sense.

for sure that make SYNCFAB a scam project.