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I'm moving over to eBTC to catch the airdrop pump that is bound to happen to hopefully make up some of my losses incurred from other tokens.  Free coins + airdrop bump.  Hoping to break even and then split the winnings between a few other strong projects to diversify for the next run up.  Gotta erase my losses I sustained with the Oyster Pearl Token. 

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Is there any reason there are 2 pages worth of people asking for help on the Ethlend bounty page and they are being ignored?  Is this a potential warning sign things may be going sideways?  It seems odd to me they are not responding.  I was doing my due diligence and noticed this potential PR nightmare beginning to grow. Head over and take a look.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2078686

I opened a credit card account with JPMorgan.  No id transferred hands whatsoever.  Careful making statements as fact you have no idea about.

Watch the KYC at the end bounties.  They get you all nice and juiced up for your reward.  You did all the hard work then they ask for the real prize. Your passport.  You may end up doing the work, not getting paid and then have your passport or national ID sold on the dark web.  

Another fake project attempting to scam our passports from us to be sold on the dark web which was reported here with people identities being stolen and lives being ruined.  Do not break your own privacy security by sending your passports and id's over the internet.  You could be sending it to a scam project, and employee could swipe them onto a usb (even from a legit project),  or intercepted along the way.  Think about it before you send it in. 

I have been doing airdrops for about 6 months now and I believe Airdrop Alert could be scamming.  I know a lot of us like them and I did also but it's getting a bit fishy now.

50k people signing up for an airdrop?  I simply don't believe this many people signed up when comparing it to trading volume of the airdropped coins, telegram chats of top 100 coins and amount of people participating in bounties. 

I do not believe 50k people signed up to get 6-15 coins in these referral programs.  This is not even enough money to buy a cup of water let alone coffee.  The only way to make this financially work would be to fill out 1000's of entries.  The electricity to run the computer takes up more resources than your receiving form the airdrop. 

"If" 50k people did sign up is it really an exclusive airdrop?

I believe airdrop alert is auto filling in their own forms and taking a lion share of the prize.  I believe approximately 10k air droppers/bounty hunters exist (and that's being generous) and airdrop alert takes the rest.  Just look at the bounty section and you quickly realize there on not 50,000 individuals doing this.  This is why we are getting such a low payouts.  Remember just a few months ago getting 2-3k twitter follows on an airdrop meant success.  Now we are doing 50k?  Yeah right. 

If there is this sudden influx of individuals coming into the market it sure is not showing on the trading floor.

Airdrop alert while it seems like a friend is really a foe collecting all the airdrop coins and leaving the air-droppers with nothing.  They have effectively stolen the airdrop industry.

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Usually you hear about thefts and hackers.  Here in the crypto world we have people that give up the information for free.  Hopefully they learn a life lesson.

Remember target, JPMorgan have both been hacked and information stolen so even giving this to a proper project or KYC service is still a horrible idea.