Quote from: makolz26 on November 19, 2019, 04:27:01 PM

Quote from: Silberman on November 19, 2019, 04:05:05 PM

Quote from: romero121 on November 15, 2019, 08:20:31 PM

Every bounty isn't an approach to collect data to benefit out of the data collected with their personal information. There might be few bounties that were done with specific purpose by the scammers. I believe most of the time KYC is requested to show to the outer world the usage number of the respective token, then is to avoid people from specific countries not participate on any of the programs conducted by the specific project team. This is done to terms and conditions created with legal rules and agreeing to it.

It is known that the majority of projects are scams, so why do you think that the scammers that are willing to steal your money without any remorse are going to suddenly stop when it comes to stealing your identity? For them this is a great win, they get your money and in the case your investment was small they can sell your full information on the dark web, since KYC was introduced we did not saw a decrease in the number of scams but we saw an increase in the consequences for investors when they choose the wrong ico.

Agree with you, for those who are not aware, there are also syndicates that are stealing your data or information for them to be able to sell it in dark web etc. So, let's be careful with our data and making sure that those KYC required can be trusted, if not and you have a doubt for it, then don't do KYC at all especially if you just doing it for a token that you don't even know if they will have value in the future, or their project hasn't even successful.

We not aware with KYC form but only trusted exchange or bounty camapign project, for an airdrop better check how trust site and how much reward giving after pass KYC and finish with your data submit, if get lower value from airdrop coin why have waste your time with shit airdrop project?