Quote from: akitha on December 29, 2018, 11:36:11 AM

Quote from: v_i_p on December 29, 2018, 10:41:17 AM

Quote from: yesyes18 on December 29, 2018, 10:28:01 AM

First of all why do projects ask investors to KYC before they can contribute and then some of them cheat bounty hunters by
1. Failing to tell them there'll be KYC right from the beginning of the campaign and
2. KYCing them after the bounty campaign.

Some project managers know majority of bounty hunters will fail KYC and so they'll say KYC is after the campaign. Why don't they let them KYC as the campaign is running and then when they pass, they join. I've been doing bounties for sometime and honestly speaking it's so sad that some people do work for months and then they fail mere verification process so they don't receive anything.

In my opinion, I think this is another cheat against hunters that Devs and managers should reconsider.

If Kyc is introduced after the end of the campaign it is definitely fraud, blackmail and extortion. Decent projects, if they consider it necessary, warn in advance.

that is correct.. some bounty campaign doesn't include kyc or no kyc at all before the campaign but at the end they change everything.. its just they just don't want to pay the bounty hunters

Maybe that is one of the reason why they decide to do KYC, but also it could be required because so many participants are cheaters and they do not want to send tokens to cheaters.