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Quote from: fvb on February 15, 2019, 06:16:39 PM

Quote from: DireWolfM14 on February 14, 2019, 01:32:20 PM

I just got an email from Blockchain.com. They are giving away $25 worth of their Stellar (XLM) coin, but in order to claim it you have to submit a selfie and a government identification card.

I don't have any suspicions about Blockchain, I believe they're legit, but I'm always hesitant to spread my personal information around.

How many of you folks plan to claim your $25?

As I understood it, KYC Blockchain wallet itself. And not exactly Airdrop Stellar. This verification allows you to exchange crypto inside the wallet. So personally, I agree to this KYC.

As far as i know! you dont need to do KYC on their airdrop for XLM.
Though if you received the token promised you need to do KYC if you want to participate for another 25 USD worth of XLM.
I never did KYC! and i received it!

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Quote from: libert19 on February 16, 2019, 01:00:02 AM

I saw this airdrop quite a while back, but that kyc thing put me off. Just like you I am quite cautious sharing my identity.

what is the biggest possibility of what might happen that makes you very careful in doing kyc? Do the projects that you follow do not require Kyc? I think we can see the use of the camera we are doing, I just see it is just a form of promotion done to attract as many users as possible. and I think it's only natural.

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I saw this airdrop quite a while back, but that kyc thing put me off. Just like you I am quite cautious sharing my identity.

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Quote from: DireWolfM14 on February 14, 2019, 01:32:20 PM

I just got an email from Blockchain.com. They are giving away $25 worth of their Stellar (XLM) coin, but in order to claim it you have to submit a selfie and a government identification card.

I did KYC on Blockchain late last year and indeed I was given $25 XLM, but you need to be careful because I also often receive e-mails from fake blockchain to claim $25 XLM but it's a phising

Omela44

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For $25 worth of XLM i would not participate in kyc. My personal details are worth more than these few dollars. Kyc should disappear from the crypt area again, i do not need it.

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I think you could forget to do a KYC if you just had that amount of value. I think it's not worth the risk if our personal data that we entered for the KYC being used for something bad.

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I've done KYC on the main two exchanges that I use but I probably wouldn't do it on additional sites to reduce my risk. I did it before to raise withdrawal limits.

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Quote from: marcbitcoins on February 15, 2019, 10:19:49 PM

Well, $25 worth of XLM is already huge here in our country in which we could already buy a lot from it as US dollar has a greater value here. Can you share us the links on how we could join that airdrop? Anyway, i will not use my passports for KYC but only my government IDs as long as they are legit as you said.

You can join just by registering your account on their website called https://www.blockchain.com and after that, you will be redirected to a giveaway link.

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Well, $25 worth of XLM is already huge here in our country in which we could already buy a lot from it as US dollar has a greater value here. Can you share us the links on how we could join that airdrop? Anyway, i will not use my passports for KYC but only my government IDs as long as they are legit as you said.

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Quote from: Masyudhi on February 14, 2019, 02:55:27 PM

Yes, of course , why not if the giving the gift is an official site like blockchain I am always willing to fill in the kyc , and the results I get from Airdrop XLM are quite large, while ivent is still running, I suggest to fill it as soon as possible

I agree with you. Blockchain is very trusted wallet ever since. I trust it more than any other online site. If I rate it, its 10 out of 10 for me.So I can anytime trust my info and id with it. Besides theres no reason blockchain will do suspicious thing with our info and id.

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Quote from: DireWolfM14 on February 14, 2019, 01:32:20 PM

I just got an email from Blockchain.com. They are giving away $25 worth of their Stellar (XLM) coin, but in order to claim it you have to submit a selfie and a government identification card.

I don't have any suspicions about Blockchain, I believe they're legit, but I'm always hesitant to spread my personal information around.

How many of you folks plan to claim your $25?

If it just a simple KYC, i think it still worth to be done, but if the KYC is so much complicated where we have to complete to much of our personal data, then it would be better to avoid doing KYC for that amount.

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I think its a kind of worthy because you can get 25$ by putting your identity on the website. But, I wonder what they will use by your identity.

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Quote from: fvb on February 15, 2019, 06:16:39 PM

As I understood it, KYC Blockchain wallet itself. And not exactly Airdrop Stellar. This verification allows you to exchange crypto inside the wallet. So personally, I agree to this KYC.

I've been looking at it a little more carefully, Blockchain is starting to bill themselves as an exchange, and the KYC is for trading in that capacity. I think they are using this air-drop to lure people to use their new service, but to get the air-drop you need to submit KYC. I don't think the staff of Blockchain will do anything nefarious with my info, and it's not like they can glean much information about me from my driver's license. None the less, I think I'll pass for now.

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Yeah, you don't need to worry, I'm sure blockchain.com can protect the security of your personal information.
I have also joined and have submitted a selfie and a government identification card. But, I'm not as lucky as you are, until now I haven't received XLM with a value of $ 25.

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I'll be honest, most bounty hunters have been getting between $ 10 and $ 200 lately, so I think this airdrop should be attractive to all bounty hunters.

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Quote from: DireWolfM14 on February 14, 2019, 01:32:20 PM

I just got an email from Blockchain.com. They are giving away $25 worth of their Stellar (XLM) coin, but in order to claim it you have to submit a selfie and a government identification card.

I don't have any suspicions about Blockchain, I believe they're legit, but I'm always hesitant to spread my personal information around.

How many of you folks plan to claim your $25?

As I understood it, KYC Blockchain wallet itself. And not exactly Airdrop Stellar. This verification allows you to exchange crypto inside the wallet. So personally, I agree to this KYC.

burky156

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I think this is not something cool! Some one wants to label us, it is obvious. First i came in to this cryptocurrency world because i thought that i could stay nameless. That was something great in this new world order. But first i had to start send my passport and address to exchanges because if i didn't i couldn't be able to collect my money. After that many bounty campaigns started to ask about the KYC procedure. So my motto was to stay secret but now i did send my passport to more than 100 project. This is not good and i dislike this situation.

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There is a moderate chance this is a scam. Watch out.

TheCrimsonFucker

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Does your freedom cost $25? I know that only one check won't take away your freedom, but the government controls almost everything around us, except cryptocurrencies! Besides, what if this is fake? They will have your information with no effort! Do you need that money? If so, maybe consider this option! In fact, I have learned that simple things are more profitable than innumerable requirements!

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I have already passed KYC for a long time and received a reward of $ 25 in the equivalent of XLM, the only problem is that I received them even before the fall of the course. Now this $ 25 has turned into $ 9.

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