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Again - you're confusing us with the WCX ICO. This was run by separate people - which is why I'm trying to refer you to them. I'm not familiar with your case and can't help you with your issue here I'm afraid.

Ahhhh. That makes sense. Wcex.com is in no way responsible for the ICO run by Wcex.com

Nononono. I'm not going to leave this thread to some private email support where you guys can keep feeding me the same BS line, and sidestepping the fact that you stole from me.

I have a legitimate complaint against your "platform", if you prefer that terminology. "Trading platform" obviously in no way implies "exchange".

If we cannot trust the Wcex platform during the ICO, why should anyone trust you now?

You stole from me. You have money that belongs by right to me.
I am asking that your "platform", allow me to withdraw what is mine, and I shall go elsewhere. Will your platform allow that?

You're confusing us with an ICO – this thread is not about XT and we're not an exchange. If you have questions about your previous XT tokens please contact [email protected] and they can put you in touch with the right people.

I helped refer users to your platform when I first heard about it. I liked the idea. I trusted you guys.

Then later, after everything was over, you come out with the KYC BS, and tell everyone from the USA that we aren't allowed, and get nothing.

I wrote articles on steemit for your platform. I told friends about it. I worked to get the word out.
And you guys changed the rules, and made it so that I got nothing.

I understand if I can't trade on your platform. But I put in the effort, and brought people. I fulfilled my half of the agreement that you originally had. Let me withdraw my earned rewards, and take my business elsewhere.
But you won't.

You aren't a trustworthy exchange. What you did was tantamount to theft.

Would you introduce the Wcx Team?

Times are changing - we'd love to offer a no-KYC service, but it's just getting tougher and tougher in the crypto world as regulations catch up. A bit of background:

We're a centralized service. If we offer no-KYC, we put ourselves at risk of a shutdown by regulators (over the long run). When you're a financial service, serving customers you don't know, some government or law enforcement agency somewhere will eventually find a way to accuse you for anti-money laundering or terrorist financing. And this just doesn't make sense for us, because we're building the business for the long run in compliance with the laws of the jurisdictions we serve.

Additionally, when you offer a no-KYC service as a company, it's become almost impossible to get a corporate bank account. That means we wouldn't be able to pay for employees or regular office expenses, which would make it impossible to conduct business. Some of the remaining no-KYC crypto businesses like Binance, Bitmex, or Bitfinex have managed to get around this so far through some loopholes, including creating dozens of offshore companies, each with their own low-balance bank accounts (with the banks not being necessarily aware of the business they're conducting). But we don't think that's a sustainable strategy moving forward.

So KYC is a small price to pay to run the company for the long term. It's also a good assurance for customers that we're operating in compliance with the law.

Finally WCX on bitcointalk...

What's the need of KYC if we are using cyrptocurreny for deposit? i am not a fan of KYC so you will have a hard time getting even a small marketshare due to your KYC policy before trading.

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