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legendary
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If you know this business you would easily know that people from the third world countries jump into this KYC documents selling for few dollars only and forging the document is another way of fulfilling KYC requirements.So getting documents is hard directly from person but they go through these different ways to obtain the documents and should be avoided at any cost because it has many problems if you get caught.
That’s a sad reality if it is true. I mean I can understand it because people are starving these days in some parts of the world and if they could end up making even 10 bucks, that could keep them alive for maybe another few days, maybe a week, depending on where you live. We have seen poverty on tv's and youtube and what not before, Venezuela was a big news just a few years ago, 10 dollars to someone there would be a huge amount to survive.

So, I understand the logic and I agree that it makes sense for people to make some money by selling their KYC, don't know if they do or not. But there is no way that roobet could find a way to stop that at all.
legendary
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Not any at this moment but I am also hoping that they will be coming up with another one pretty soon as the last one's results were out few days back only but don't worry we all are waiting for another one.But want to ask will this be your first one to take participation in the these art contest?
He already participate multiple times on Roobet art contest, that's why he's waiting for the next art contest to participate again.

Well I think there's a chance if Roobet will launch their art contest in this month considering October 31 is a Halloween event, previously Roobet ever launch art contest with this theme. Maybe we will have another art contest with holiday theme on the end of year too.

Halloween is approaching and that's huge day which most of casino open up some promotional stints to get more attentions so maybe roobet is cooking something then might we can see a halloween art contest will be cook up this month. For sure many artist and contest speculators wait for this to be happen since its really quite nice to see some quality submission posted also result on who will be the winner is quietly exciting to.
hero member
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Not any at this moment but I am also hoping that they will be coming up with another one pretty soon as the last one's results were out few days back only but don't worry we all are waiting for another one.But want to ask will this be your first one to take participation in the these art contest?
He already participate multiple times on Roobet art contest, that's why he's waiting for the next art contest to participate again.

Well I think there's a chance if Roobet will launch their art contest in this month considering October 31 is a Halloween event, previously Roobet ever launch art contest with this theme. Maybe we will have another art contest with holiday theme on the end of year too.
legendary
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Hi guys do we have an ongoing Roobet Art contest? I think I missed it out hehe
Not any at this moment but I am also hoping that they will be coming up with another one pretty soon as the last one's results were out few days back only but don't worry we all are waiting for another one.But want to ask will this be your first one to take participation in the these art contest?
member
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Hi guys do we have an ongoing Roobet Art contest? I think I missed it out hehe
legendary
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I doubt that it would be that easy to get others documents. Sure if you are in Colombia or something and people are starving, offering a few dollars to them would make their life easier and that would be a lot better for them, it’s really easy to understand what it would look like.

But, if we are talking about something that is dangerously risky for the people who do it, like literally getting caught levels? Then it would put them in danger and people who are doing that type of illegal stuff wouldn't want to be in there. Even giving others documents would cause them to get caught if that person speaks, and you may feel at ease for 1000 of them not, but one of them could eventually and that’s a risk.
If you know this business you would easily know that people from the third world countries jump into this KYC documents selling for few dollars only and forging the document is another way of fulfilling KYC requirements.So getting documents is hard directly from person but they go through these different ways to obtain the documents and should be avoided at any cost because it has many problems if you get caught.
legendary
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If we dont talk technically about those hacks on coding manner and simply just the casino had been abused through those bonuses and promotions then it does only signify that they arent doing up their

job on which it would really be just normal that the team should really be setting out specific rules and conditions for those bonuses.It would be normal for a business to do so because if they do just

let loose in terms of those mechanics and wager requirement or something related to this then it would really be just ending up on getting abused which is normal
since there are people who would really be finding a way.
Well there is something that I would like to highlight, to enter the internal algorithm of a casino in a game is something too difficult, online it can be done, but it has to be integrated into an Intranet, and I think that the filters would detect an entry, the encryption can be changed if you get the administrator benefits to make changes, at least this is what I have managed to see when it comes to a code within a casino, and more when it is fully encrypted in the blockchain, technically that seems to me to be something very difficult to do, but it is not impossible either, if there is complicity in a casino I think it is very possible, however the internal security in the algorithms is very strong.

unfortunately that is probably the case more often than not
that's why KYC policies are not the ultimate solution and can even be harmful by incentivizing a parallel market for people's documents.
That's an alarming thing tbh, for just a cent people are willing to provide a dangerous stuff here. I think there should be more verification process other than KYC that can implement more stricter rules towards account but if that happens I think users are the one that will elusive for such a site or a casino.
Unfortunately KYC does cause a lot of people to leave, because there are other alternatives that doesn't ask KYC at all. I would say that even if you asked for a video of that person, they would just pay for it and get the video as well.

I am sure that weekly image requesting would be terrible for many people and they wouldn't want that and leave as well so it would be a terrible request as well. All in all there isn't a solution to this where you have a certain guarantee that it’s the same person but also keep every single gambler here as well. Either you lose gamblers or you let it be and do not care what others are doing to get that KYC.
Well that is an option that I would run to anyone, rather I would focus on that KYC can be required when there is suspicion of some activity, or something that indicates that it may be wrong, there if you have the right to ask, of otherwise a photo + video request is something that can be exaggerated, unless a very high withdrawal of money can also be requested, and that as a security measure, but it should not be such a radical KYC, I would not see it so badly It is a matter of doing it as much as possible, precisely so that it does not bother customers, the greatest success of a casino will always be in its players.
legendary
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unfortunately that is probably the case more often than not
that's why KYC policies are not the ultimate solution and can even be harmful by incentivizing a parallel market for people's documents.
That's an alarming thing tbh, for just a cent people are willing to provide a dangerous stuff here. I think there should be more verification process other than KYC that can implement more stricter rules towards account but if that happens I think users are the one that will elusive for such a site or a casino.
Unfortunately KYC does cause a lot of people to leave, because there are other alternatives that doesn't ask KYC at all. I would say that even if you asked for a video of that person, they would just pay for it and get the video as well.

I am sure that weekly image requesting would be terrible for many people and they wouldn't want that and leave as well so it would be a terrible request as well. All in all there isn't a solution to this where you have a certain guarantee that it’s the same person but also keep every single gambler here as well. Either you lose gamblers or you let it be and do not care what others are doing to get that KYC.
sr. member
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Yeah, im pretty aware of that where even those bounty seekers specially on airdrops do really comply with KYC just to get those free coins which is totally insane and mind boggling on why the hell do end up with those considerations.I agree on what we are seeing on social media where most people do give out update on what they've been doing everyday but well its their choice on having that way but they
should really be at least concern in terms of privacy which might compromise their security if they are doing that on beyond borders.

It is not so mind boggling for me. A lot of people think that airdrops are really interesting and will give serious money and don't think twice when they need to submit their KYC. When I was new, I also needed to learn a lot of stuff but I never submitted KYC for a bounty or airdrop.
Back in the days Airdrop was most common way of scamming people and rug projects and hackers use this a main technique to scam you of your funds.People in hope of getting free coins airdropped give their main wallet address and connect with it only and wallet was drained.Second you have to submit your KYC documents which were illegally used for crimes and you have to face the consequences and next you get shit tokens worth zero so the whole system was fraudulent and didn't take part in them from non legit projects.

Well, you are absolutely right about that, I did a lot of airdrops in 2017 and it was difficult for an airdrop to happen, if I did 100 airdrops, only 2 or 3 did happen, but all those airdrops with their projects were made scams, it's something ugly, but they killed a good projection just like they did with the NFT games, it was all a sad Hype that many fell, but I know many friends who made a great fortune with those Airdrops, but then they bet it on token projects that did not have anything well established and what they lost everything, it's sad, but the tendency in these things was to take advantage of the boom, extract money and then say "Goodbye".
sr. member
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unfortunately that is probably the case more often than not
that's why KYC policies are not the ultimate solution and can even be harmful by incentivizing a parallel market for people's documents.
I doubt that it would be that easy to get others documents. Sure if you are in Colombia or something and people are starving, offering a few dollars to them would make their life easier and that would be a lot better for them, it’s really easy to understand what it would look like.

But, if we are talking about something that is dangerously risky for the people who do it, like literally getting caught levels? Then it would put them in danger and people who are doing that type of illegal stuff wouldn't want to be in there. Even giving others documents would cause them to get caught if that person speaks, and you may feel at ease for 1000 of them not, but one of them could eventually and that’s a risk.
legendary
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Who else is waiting for another art competition from the Roobet as it's really exciting for the participation and see what creative ideas others have generated to present it in their artwork.But think they will be coming up with new one shortly with the same exciting rewards for the community.So hoping for the best and just to slid the discussion from KYC topic which we have discussed many times.
sr. member
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That's an alarming thing tbh, for just a cent people are willing to provide a dangerous stuff here. I think there should be more verification process other than KYC that can implement more stricter rules towards account but if that happens I think users are the one that will elusive for such a site or a casino.

Some people (especially those new to crypto) are not aware that is dangerous to do a full KYC. For a casino it makes a lot more sense but even then you should only do that to well established and reputable casinos that have a good track record.
hero member
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To hide their identity. This is one of the major reasons why people ask others to verify an account using their name.

I know.
However, the point is, those people that engaged with this kind of transaction (account verification through other person's identity) will just try to verify the account. If the account needs more documents, the one who ask/paid him to verify will just ask the "victim" to send/pass another document, in which he might be willing to do it for some money.
unfortunately that is probably the case more often than not
that's why KYC policies are not the ultimate solution and can even be harmful by incentivizing a parallel market for people's documents.
That's an alarming thing tbh, for just a cent people are willing to provide a dangerous stuff here. I think there should be more verification process other than KYC that can implement more stricter rules towards account but if that happens I think users are the one that will elusive for such a site or a casino.
legendary
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I do agree that airdrops are not a good way of making a good income, but at least we know that it is not that terrible neither, it is a risk people are taking but they could maybe make a profit from it. However, asking KYC without giving anything in return here is definitely a guaranteed zero.
Each person has own rules and own interests. For people who have troubles financially, submit KYC and receive $10 or $20 is good enough for them. It means a lot for them. However if you don't have financial issues, you should take care more for your decisions, KYC or not, give it up or not to receive $10 or $20.

When you do it, you can not retrieve it back.

But the thing is it's even more dangerous when you are using any third party software for it whom you don't trust and they can easily sell off your documents in the dark web to some hackers for withdrawal of illicit funds.So this must be taken care of that document you submit are of your own and on legit platform but I am not comfortable with high level documentation on any platform.
Don't use third party softwares or websites to upload and resize screenshots of your documents or photos. That is risky. When you upload such documents, files online, you lose control on them.

It will become a potential threat for your privacy forever. Moreover it can be used by bad people if such data is leaked or sold. You can lose your accounts on exchanges, banks and lot of other consequences might come.
legendary
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unfortunately that is probably the case more often than not
that's why KYC policies are not the ultimate solution and can even be harmful by incentivizing a parallel market for people's documents.
But the thing is it's even more dangerous when you are using any third party software for it whom you don't trust and they can easily sell off your documents in the dark web to some hackers for withdrawal of illicit funds.So this must be taken care of that document you submit are of your own and on legit platform but I am not comfortable with high level documentation on any platform.
hero member
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Isn't the purpose of KYC to make it harder to money launder? Well in that case if you are using someone else, and paing them to do it, then its going to be harder to handle anyway, so its working out. I am not saying its impossible to fake it, its not impossible to fake your KYC, or find someone else, or edit it, whatever you can think of, its posible. However, is it harder? Is it as easy as gambling in a casino with no KYC? Of course not, it makes it harder to do it, and thats why its there. Law doesn't stop you from comitting a crime, it punishes you AFTER you do it, thats why you also carry the risk of getting caught at all times, and losing all of that money too.
That's what the point I want to say before, there's always a solution for KYC problem, but it's hard to obtain or to get it. Talking about KYC will just be endless discussion since there's some people will say KYC is good and the other will say KYC is bad, while few people say they're fine to broke the rules and wouldn't complete their KYC if the casino ask them. Just let their own decision, at least we're already tell them.


In the next few days we will start new month, I just hoping Roobet would launch another art contest again Grin
legendary
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There's no need to be upset
To hide their identity. This is one of the major reasons why people ask others to verify an account using their name.

I know.
However, the point is, those people that engaged with this kind of transaction (account verification through other person's identity) will just try to verify the account. If the account needs more documents, the one who ask/paid him to verify will just ask the "victim" to send/pass another document, in which he might be willing to do it for some money.

unfortunately that is probably the case more often than not
that's why KYC policies are not the ultimate solution and can even be harmful by incentivizing a parallel market for people's documents.
legendary
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Merit: 1112
Leading Crypto Sports Betting & Casino Platform
It is not so mind boggling for me. A lot of people think that airdrops are really interesting and will give serious money and don't think twice when they need to submit their KYC. When I was new, I also needed to learn a lot of stuff but I never submitted KYC for a bounty or airdrop.
Yes some people think airdrop is worth to submit their information for kyc because of the possibility to earn from it, but majority of them are not aware of the risk for doing so. Moreover airdrop is not even a profitable way to earn a decent because it's free, often it's a waste of time since majority are just scam. Anyway, as much as possible it's best to protect your privacy and dont comply to kyc if the platform is not trusted, or even it's trusted always think twice if it is really necessary.
And to be fair, it is a much better thing to ask for something and have some rewards ready for it, instead of just asking for it straight on. It would make sure that people are doing what they want to do and that's how you get  good result out of things. I am not saying that it is not okay to ask for KYC, it's distasteful at best, but airdrop for KYC makes sense.

I do agree that airdrops are not a good way of making a good income, but at least we know that it is not that terrible neither, it is a risk people are taking but they could maybe make a profit from it. However, asking KYC without giving anything in return here is definitely a guaranteed zero.
sr. member
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Yeah, im pretty aware of that where even those bounty seekers specially on airdrops do really comply with KYC just to get those free coins which is totally insane and mind boggling on why the hell do end up with those considerations.I agree on what we are seeing on social media where most people do give out update on what they've been doing everyday but well its their choice on having that way but they
should really be at least concern in terms of privacy which might compromise their security if they are doing that on beyond borders.

It is not so mind boggling for me. A lot of people think that airdrops are really interesting and will give serious money and don't think twice when they need to submit their KYC. When I was new, I also needed to learn a lot of stuff but I never submitted KYC for a bounty or airdrop.
Back in the days Airdrop was most common way of scamming people and rug projects and hackers use this a main technique to scam you of your funds.People in hope of getting free coins airdropped give their main wallet address and connect with it only and wallet was drained.Second you have to submit your KYC documents which were illegally used for crimes and you have to face the consequences and next you get shit tokens worth zero so the whole system was fraudulent and didn't take part in them from non legit projects.
If we do make out some comparison in between success rate into those old days like 2017-2018 where airdrops are really worth for your time and it doesnt ask you out some KYC and also there's a high probability
that it could really give out huge profits or money out of those free coins that you had get which i could say that was the only time where airdrops are worthy but now when the market had flooded out
by lots of projects then it did end up on having those kyc on airdrops but there are still people who do really still submit despite of the risk for those information to be used possibly on the wrong way.
As long they could still get those free coins then they dont bother themselves about the risk which is really a very wrong action to be taken.
legendary
Activity: 1960
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Yeah, im pretty aware of that where even those bounty seekers specially on airdrops do really comply with KYC just to get those free coins which is totally insane and mind boggling on why the hell do end up with those considerations.I agree on what we are seeing on social media where most people do give out update on what they've been doing everyday but well its their choice on having that way but they
should really be at least concern in terms of privacy which might compromise their security if they are doing that on beyond borders.

It is not so mind boggling for me. A lot of people think that airdrops are really interesting and will give serious money and don't think twice when they need to submit their KYC. When I was new, I also needed to learn a lot of stuff but I never submitted KYC for a bounty or airdrop.
Back in the days Airdrop was most common way of scamming people and rug projects and hackers use this a main technique to scam you of your funds.People in hope of getting free coins airdropped give their main wallet address and connect with it only and wallet was drained.Second you have to submit your KYC documents which were illegally used for crimes and you have to face the consequences and next you get shit tokens worth zero so the whole system was fraudulent and didn't take part in them from non legit projects.
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