Topic: Unlock $100K in Monthly Crypto Payments with Kemycard – No KYC Required (Read 440 times)

Why is it trust is not shown in PD again?   

How is it that you had over 20,000 users during pre-launch stage, and from those 20,000 (or is it closer to a million now since you official launched?), more than 10,000 rated your service with five stars? At the same time, you have 5 followers on Twitter and 12 on Facebook. Did the millions of people who use your virtual cards simply forget to engage with you over social media, where, btw, you aren't posting anything or do you simply have a tendency to lie?

What is this nonsense with fake numbers again? 
Why are you claiming that your telegram group was rated by 10000 members?
First that telegram group has a lot less than 10k members, and most of the members of that group are probably bots and they didn't rate anything at all.

Given that the service is live, I will ask the unanswered questions again - in order to warn everyone who would try to use these virtual cards to keep in mind that KYC can be requested at any time. Also, apparently these cards only work for online purchases, while the OP states that they should work in-store, but I don't see any mention of support for Google/Apple/Samsung Pay.

Aw shucks looks like I missed the prelaunch. No matter. I have cookies 🍪

It is not serious and responsible of you to make such gratuitous assertions.

This is an obvious scam, bruh. 

Great news – KemyCard is now live! 🚀

We’re excited to let everyone know that our solution is now fully available. You can test KemyCard today, explore its features, and judge for yourself if we’ve delivered on our promises of providing a reliable, affordable, and no-KYC virtual card solution.

To Address Earlier Doubts:
We understand that some users may have had concerns or questions about our service during the pre-launch phase. To demonstrate our commitment to transparency and build trust with the community, we are offering 50 free virtual cards (Visa or Mastercard, at your choice) to 50 Bitcointalk users for review purposes.

Conditions to Claim Your Free Card:
 - You must have a minimum rank of 3 stars on Bitcointalk to participate.
 - Create your account on KemyCard.com.
 -Send us a private message with your registered email address.

We’ll provide you with a free virtual card so you can test the platform, share your honest feedback, and help us improve further.

We look forward to hearing your reviews and opinions – your input is invaluable as we continue to refine KemyCard and deliver the best crypto virtual card solution.

Thank you for your support,
The KemyCard Team

I don't think these companies care about user's privacy. I wouldn't be surprised if they claim they obtained these data through their marketing partners. Somehow they obtained our consent because we registered on random websites where their ToS stated they could use our data for marketing research or whatever. Fortunately, most e-mail providers block spammy messages nowadays. CMIIW.

If that's true then why do you have 3 followers on X?

Where do you have those 20k users? you should take them to your social networks to grow up with them.

For me this service sounds tricky, because once they start with lies it never had a happy end, and OP isn't honest at all, he thinks it's easy to lie with numbers and that's a big mistake for the community, we are not idiots, and we know the amount of followers are fake and the $100k are fake too. So, i would say this is a hit-and-run attempt.

It is obviously legal in the case of virtual cards that are advertised even here on the forum, whether it is Visa or Mastercard - but of course the limits are not even close to what the OP states. The only way to get a no-KYC physical or virtual card is to buy it in someone else's name and then use it as your own. One such service is also advertised on the forum and apparently it works, but only for those who are ready to pay around 1000 EUR per year.

Isn't targeted email campaign more likely an abuse of privacy? I mean the moment when I receive promotion email without asking.

By the way, your explanation is dubious because your social media profiles have almost 0 followers. If you managed to sign up 20,000 customers, then some of them must follow your social media. Don't tell me that you didn't have social media profiles and created it after targeted email marketing, that doesn't really make sense and if that's true, then you need to change your marketing manager.

How legal is it to be a Visa/Mastercard partner and offer no-KYC, complete privacy service? Does Visa allow that when you join their Licensing Program? Sound strange.

In other words, your title is somewhat misleading because you claim that there is no KYC, while on the other hand, it can be requested at any time. This is nothing more than attracting clients by convincing them of one thing, and in fact most of them or even all of them will have to do KYC at some point. There is not a single bank or card issuer that will allow someone to spend close to $100k without requiring extensive KYC.

In addition, you also mention withdrawing money from an ATM, which means that there should also be physical cards, which means that each client must either find a way for anonymous delivery or provide their information.

To sum up:

- You have 20,000 users already. This claim later changed to 20,000 potential users. In fact, there are no users. These are just people who expressed an interest in using your service. We have to trust you on this because you can't/won't share any proof of an existing userbase.
- You have held successful e-mail marketing campaigns where you found your community of potential users, but again, we have to trust you on this as you can't/won't show any proof of your past campaigns.
- I took a quick look at your Telegram, X, LinkedIn, and Facebook profiles. You have around 10 followers combined on these platforms and close to zero information shared about the project. I wonder how you couldn't get at least 100-1000 of your 20,000 userbase to follow you over social media?!

Do you not see a reason why everyone is skeptical of you and your service?

And how do you measure "trust" and "engagement" from your user? I agree that converting early sign-ups is necessary to measure your success, but using that number as marketing material can be easily misleading just like mentioned above. What I get from your description is you have 20k registered e-mails and will try to convert them to actual users later, but you have no customers as of now.
Is this marketing start-up a new player in the industry? It sounds odd for them to demand you hide your partnership details (including mentioning their names) since it means they can't list you as their clients properly.

I get my fiction from http://audible.com. 

Thank you for your question!

We’ve been actively promoting Kemycard through various channels, primarily within the crypto and fintech communities. Our initial growth was driven by targeted email campaigns in collaboration with two key partners in the crypto space. As we move further into our pre-launch phase, we’re expanding into social media platforms, crypto forums, and industry newsletters to increase awareness and engagement.

While I can’t provide all the campaign details publicly due to privacy concerns, we’re excited to continue building our presence through trusted channels in the crypto and fintech ecosystems. Once we’re closer to the full launch, we’ll be sharing more details about these initiatives and our partners.

Thank you again for your interest, and stay tuned for more updates!

Thank you for your thoughtful response! I completely understand your perspective, and I’d like to clarify a few points.

You’re correct that, at this stage, our pre-registered users haven’t yet had the opportunity to use the Kemycard in its full capacity. However, we consider this early sign-up phase a crucial step in building a community of interested users who are eager to try the service once it’s live. These users have expressed a strong interest by signing up for early access, and we’ve seen encouraging engagement in the form of feedback, questions, and interaction with our team.

Our goal is to create a solid base of potential users during the pre-launch so that when the product goes live, we already have a substantial and engaged audience ready to try it out. The projection to grow from 20k to 100k pre-registrations is indeed ambitious, but it’s based on the success of our initial outreach efforts and our continued expansion into new marketing channels.

In terms of success criteria, it’s not just about hitting numbers; it’s about building trust and engagement with our future users. Once the platform is live, we’ll focus on converting these early sign-ups into active cardholders, and that will be the true measure of success for us.

I hope this helps to provide a clearer picture of our strategy and vision. Thanks again for your insights, and I’m happy to continue the discussion if you have further questions!

So basically these numbers don't represent your actual users (who use your card, buy stuff with it, etc) as mentioned above? What are your criteria for success then? Projecting your userbase growth from 20k to 100k is so ambitious which led me to believe your success criteria on this marketing activity are not that difficult to achieve. I don't know, it seems a bit risky to conclude they're highly interested in your project if what they did is register and fill out some forms for you.

Hi,

What are some of these channels?   Please provide links so we can see your promotions.