Obviously, you can get the account once it has been verified using your email provided and then you will not pay the person who pass the KYC for you. You will change the password through your email so the person will not have access to the account. I won't advise anyone to do this as something like this have never been done on this thread. Give us reason why we should trust you, you have just created this account not quite long, and this is the first topic you have created.
I would advise you also move this thread to service discussion, maybe you can find someone who would attend to you there.
This is so strange and suspicious in the real intent behind this demand by the op. It's as though it was for this very purpose h/she had to create the account as it's the first thread he's making. Even if the intention for the request is genuine how do we verify this.
The risk goes both ways: for whoever chose to take the offer, using your personal data to open an account and pass KYC for someone you can even attest for his character is a damn risk which ordinary $25 is not worth a deal.
Any name could be used to create an email and it could be a fake name. Assumings the account is use for fraudulent activity it is not email address the authority will be after but majorly on the data details used for passing KYC.
On the other hand, despite it's op email that will be used, that alone doesn't stop or hinder the other party after receiving the $25 payment from finding ways possible to retrieve the account and that's a loss. Let's be guide about the kind of offers we give or accept, there could be better and safer alternates to make use.
