@uefabiggolasICO has ended and investors have transferred their money to them for their CBT.
So your post is meaningless at this point because investors aren't going to receive their money back in any way I think.
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Cibus and Storiqa has the same case in recent times.
They didn't said anything about KYC during ICO period, but when ICO ended successfully they forced for KYC.
Basically investors have nothing to do except to submit docs to get the tokens, becasue they are not going to refund money.
I checked Telegram group of Cibus, it seems peoples there agreed to do KYC.
Another thing I have noticed, they are asking to upload personal docs in public cloud, such as Imgur and then submit the url in their KYC form. I am wondering how safe it is?
I think a new trend has started, start an ICO and don't say anything about KYC, end the ICO successfully, and then force KYC.
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Speaking of trend, some of ICO requiring now KYC even on a bounty (that is not written on the bounty thread). Lol.
I filled out many forms of Kyc for different ICOs as a member of the bounty but here they are required to upload my data on the Internet to provide them with links. They say that I can upload my documents to the cloud storage and provide them with links
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My 2000 tokens cost ICO cost 2 ETH but now for 5 bucks I can buy on the exchange 4000 of these tokens
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They still demand to pay them for gas
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I did not fill Kyc and do not see the sense