Quote from: Best_Change on Today at 08:31:01 AM

As you correctly noticed, Russian-language services are represented on the .ru version, and English-language ones on the .com version. This separation was made due to the difficulty of understanding a foreign language by the large majority of our website visitors. It must be noted that what is meant is not only the translation of the interface with which more or less a browsers in-built translator can cope, what is meant is firstly the language of support. If a service cannot provide qualified help in the required langue, such service is hidden from the corresponding version of the website. This is done mainly for the comfort of the very users.

I understand what you are saying, but having double feedback can be misleading, and it's easy to use automated translation for this.
One exchange I noticed has no feedback in english version and it has thousands of feedback in russian, so maybe you should add icon with information if they have support in english and in other languages.

Quote from: Best_Change on Today at 08:31:01 AM

Please note that your AML-check result is 100% gambling

I don't know what tool or website are people using to check this kyc score, but having coins connected with gambling doesn't mean they are dirty in any way.

Quote from: ETFbitcoin on Today at 09:19:38 AM

Which legit AML checking service can be used by an individual? Some result from google search either show service for big company or service with some scam accusation.

I heard about some telegram bots that can perform this checks, but this is some random guys having their own list maybe connected with OFAC or something like that.
Some forum members suggested people should create their own checking websites that would make all bitcoins ''clean''