Quote from: rocku12345 on September 30, 2019, 08:09:14 PM

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Quote from: lolak2 on September 13, 2019, 10:30:29 PM

I do not agree to send your ID for $25, why this company takes our IDs for just $25.
I believe there is something behind this, and i never send my IDs even for $250.

They have new airdrop for Github user, with minimum 20$ worth XLM per participant, and don't require your information. All you had to do is just connect your github account with Keybase software. You can try it.

No they've stopped this airdrop because github and hackernews had been hacked to steal old accounts in order to register to the airdrop...
And be careful, Keybase had been hacked too according to this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5186085

This really undermines the credibility of cryptocurrency in general. In fact, blockchain.com wanted to attract as many users to the crypto world as possible through the distribution of free coins. I dont believe in all this conspiracy thesis, where users believe in a worldwide conspiracy against cryptocurrency holders just by receiving a passport and a photo from them.

its not like its only for crypto you have to send in a passport and photo file to verify your acount, been like this with gambling for along time.
and people act like they are not already tracked on the internet , what will a passport photo show that they dont already know.