Quote from: Vizefog on September 17, 2018, 04:41:13 PM

Quote from: JollyGood on September 17, 2018, 04:14:21 PM

We owe you a big thanks for your generosity.

What kind of generosity are you talking about? How long do you think this story will last? I do not understand why no one sees the problem, as I see it. Imagine yourself in the place of this person: you make a transaction and you are asked to provide ID. What is the problem? He is afraid that they will find out about him. That's funny! Information about finances is sold even by banks, or does he have't money other than BCH? This person is hiding his identity. Would you do so, be you an honest man, if you have nothing to fear? Once again, the exchange does not deny this problem, although they could ignore this by saying that they did not have such a case. There are no facts only OP words, I mean at least a transaction. Where are the facts Huh

Nothing, only his words.

There are enough stories about selective scammers asking for ID and then still not releasing funds. The OP has exposed the changenow, Evercode, Atomic Wallet folk for what they are. The OP was generous in spending his funds to buy banner adverts to expose these scammers. That was what I was referring to.

I would never give my ID to any of these online exchanges and companies so what the OP is doing and has done is great. I agree with him and the stance he has taken because it has exposed these selective scammers.