Topic: For airdroppers who can hardly relate - page 2. (Read 613 times)
I stop doing KYC for Airdrops because it doesn't make any sense, almost all the Airdrops that requested for KYC don't pay me, Airdrops are still good if you know how to choose the good projects but they are unreliable
Hahaha lol, yeah this thing happen to me 2 years ago when i participated in airdrop, they asking KYC bla bla, and after that the project is scam and they change the group name. After that i carefuly to choose airdrop that i want to participated, if they asking KYC i will give it up especially in new projects.
LOL so true! I have been in the same situation. I have to admit that bounty campaigns and airdrops back in 2017 is a good way to earn money. It's not anymore. Now, I carefully choose which bounty campaign and which airdrop to join in because I don't wanna waste my time on a shit project. Especially with airdrop, whenever they ask me to do KYC, I quit immediately without thinking. It's most likely to be a scam project.
Hahaha lol, yeah this thing happen to me 2 years ago when i participated in airdrop, they asking KYC bla bla, and after that the project is scam and they change the group name. After that i carefuly to choose airdrop that i want to participated, if they asking KYC i will give it up especially in new projects.
I found out that there are still a lot of persons who are being attracted or interested on joining in airdrops, there are no hard feelings but for me majority of airdrops nowadays are scam so we should not focus on it. Of course people want free money but they do not know that there are consequences that may get if they keep focusing to get free money. We can become a weak investor or person if we will not use our mind, airdrop before is good but now it is just a waste of time and effort.
I don't trust those crap tokens or airdrops that would require some personal information's.
Whenever I participated an airdrop that would involve a KYC I would just walk away from them no matter how much they promise to give out on their participants.
I don't think that it would really be worth it to sell our personal information for it.
Whenever I participated an airdrop that would involve a KYC I would just walk away from them no matter how much they promise to give out on their participants.
I don't think that it would really be worth it to sell our personal information for it.
It's painful reality about airdrops and ICO / IEO projects, we expect distribution for several months. After receive it turns out
tokens that are obtained are not valuable, even some tokens can not be sold at all. Even so, there are still many people participated
airdrops and bounty campaigns, because actually bounty hunters still believe the events of 2017/2018 will be repeated again. Where
at that time really big results were obtained from airdrops and bounty projects. Hopefully it can be repeated again if Bitcoin can return
to the price of All Time High.
tokens that are obtained are not valuable, even some tokens can not be sold at all. Even so, there are still many people participated
airdrops and bounty campaigns, because actually bounty hunters still believe the events of 2017/2018 will be repeated again. Where
at that time really big results were obtained from airdrops and bounty projects. Hopefully it can be repeated again if Bitcoin can return
to the price of All Time High.
Who can hardly relate to this situation guys? Trust me, I’ve been there a few times already!
I myself do had experience back in the past but in my part when the time comes that airdrops do ask out KYC then i do directly put it on ignore and move to another one.
I remember when the time i had involved on airdrops is on the time where ICO is still hyping up back into the years and it turns out to be a shit afterwards when
the entire market turns out to be a shit one where projects becomes scam most of the time.Theres no point on wasting up your time with these things.
If the bounty or airdrop suddenly require the participants to comply on kyc to get the tokens think carefully if its worth it.
You will wait longer for nothing hoping to get the rewards promised by the admin but unfortunately its not going to happen.
We have such experience and I think most of us can relate. Learn from that experience and dont believe easily to their promises.
True! I used to focus on airdrop and bounty as a way to earn money. However, I think it isn't worthy if we have to do a lot of works for such a small amount of money. Now, I only follow trustful and "well-reward" bounty campaigns. I don't care about airdrops anymore. I think we should be wise and careful when we participate in these projects because there is no guarantee!You will wait longer for nothing hoping to get the rewards promised by the admin but unfortunately its not going to happen.
We have such experience and I think most of us can relate. Learn from that experience and dont believe easily to their promises.
If the bounty or airdrop suddenly require the participants to comply on kyc to get the tokens think carefully if its worth it.
You will wait longer for nothing hoping to get the rewards promised by the admin but unfortunately its not going to happen.
We have such experience and I think most of us can relate. Learn from that experience and dont believe easily to their promises.
True! I used to focus on airdrop and bounty as a way to earn money. However, I think it isn't worthy if we have to do a lot of works for such a small amount of money. Now, I only follow trustful and "well-reward" bounty campaigns. I don't care about airdrops anymore. I think we should be wise and careful when we participate in these projects because there is no guarantee!You will wait longer for nothing hoping to get the rewards promised by the admin but unfortunately its not going to happen.
We have such experience and I think most of us can relate. Learn from that experience and dont believe easily to their promises.
Very funny but this happens a lot, I did one bounty then,time for payment they brought issue of kyc at that moment I had the feeling they weren't going to pay but I tried giving it an attempt did kyc and everything require for months the team kept postponing date of distribution at some point they started removing people they feel would cause trouble,it dawned on me that it was the end.
I laughed so hard after reading the funny narrative by OP. When airdrops were still booming, I do any airdrop that comes my way notwithstanding, after an airdrop which looked shitty paid my friend and I was left out. After so many trials, it dawned on me that I was clearly wasting my time. Even though I can still participate in very few airdrops presently if I analyze and think it's worth it. KYC is one deterrent, especially when it is unexpected at the end of airdrop.
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Who can hardly relate to this situation guys? Trust me, I’ve been there a few times already!
Tiring scenario, right?Who can hardly relate to this situation guys? Trust me, I’ve been there a few times already!
Initially, there were no complicated requirements, only simple tasks related to social media such as share, retweet, and so on. However, before the distribution there was a change of conditions, for example, KYC, this was really disappointing.
This is a scenario that happens so often, I came to think that this was indeed planned. The cheating dev team only uses a lot of people to spread their projects on social media without wanting to reward them properly. Supposedly, if it is committed to providing appropriate compensation, KYC information can be written from the beginning. Full of alibis, that's why I don't join airdrops like that. I only join airdrop held by trusted top exchanges or projects, as is often done by Upbit and Binance.
Finally, I joined an airdrop with an estimate of more than 30 $ per participant, which applies to all participants who join. However, before the distribution, the rules changed and it was said that only a few hundred participants were getting the reward, and even then after making a number of deposits, really annoying.
Airdrop and bounty these days are really the worst I have seen so far. Maybe it was because the pandemic so not so many good projects anymore so no baller to spend big at airdrop and bounty to promotion. Feel like paying lottery but the chance to win is nearly zero.
I would never have participated in an airdrop if they asked for KYC. I never sell my information for a few cents at a time, it's too dangerous and we might get in trouble in the future.
Smart, you will never know what they would do to your KYC. The worst nightmare that they use your KYC to register for fraudulent activity. Never sell your KYC for a penny.
I would never have participated in an airdrop if they asked for KYC. I never sell my information for a few cents at a time, it's too dangerous and we might get in trouble in the future.
Only newbies won't be able to relate this, have been there many times, have been used by projects many times, many reward dead right on Spreadsheet, this is not only happening to Airdropers, happening to bounty hunters aswell. I just hope all projects start seeing reasons to always pay hunters for their hard labor.
let's see, I will only give up my identity if the Airdrop is from popular projects who have already made good reputations for themselves already, for example Wazirx or Cosmos or Chainlink, not just a new crypto project
I think only a few airdrops look good and I think in the beginning it will be difficult to see that airdrops are scam or not even if they provide airdrops then the price will not be worth your identity that can be sold more expensive than what they provide. be careful when giving up your identity just for the sake of participating in an untrusted airdrop.
I'm only against KYC because identities or anything that's related to your personal information isn't always safe online, this is why I find it very hard to trust any project or even exchanges with my KYC information, I don't join bounties that ask for KYC and I've joined some who later forced KYC requirements on participants then I fortified my rewards, as for airdrops is a big no for me
let's see, I will only give up my identity if the Airdrop is from popular projects who have already made good reputations for themselves already, for example Wazirx or Cosmos or Chainlink, not just a new crypto project
Even its a legit project we should be aware that giving off information is still dangerous. As long as we have copy of our data in their database we dont know whether they are selling those data to someone private company and we even dont know that. Airdrop or bounty we should consider this sensitive information all the time cause it may ruin us in the future. 
Who can hardly relate to this situation guys? Trust me, I’ve been there a few times already!
experienced these kind of scenario over and over again.
The sad part here is after sending KYC the scammers will sell your details to 3rd party team to use for whatever they need.
So the ending?Airdroppers had been fooled twice,First for participating without payments and second for being stupid sending their KYC.
let's see, I will only give up my identity if the Airdrop is from popular projects who have already made good reputations for themselves already, for example Wazirx or Cosmos or Chainlink, not just a new crypto project
I think only a few airdrops look good and I think in the beginning it will be difficult to see that airdrops are scam or not even if they provide airdrops then the price will not be worth your identity that can be sold more expensive than what they provide. be careful when giving up your identity just for the sake of participating in an untrusted airdrop.
let's see, I will only give up my identity if the Airdrop is from popular projects who have already made good reputations for themselves already, for example Wazirx or Cosmos or Chainlink, not just a new crypto project
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