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My Vote is for NO.  I'm very surprised of the amount of people that have no problem at all sending their personal data online.  Some have even mentioned that they prefer it, because it makes them feel like it's less "scammy".  Well damn, even the good ones can be scams.  So, unless your some sort of personal investigator, I doubt everyone is going to become Sherlock Holmes and figure each scam out.  In the meantime, each time you send one of these documents back and forth, you take the risk that someone that you weren't intending on giving it to or seeing it can get a hold of it.  Take it from someone who has their identity stolen once, it is not fun.  It takes years to recover from.  My information was literally stolen, and it has caused so much ruin.  Then I come here and see people lining up to just give away their information freely.  It's insanity!  Maybe not all of you, but some of you who have decided to join KYC processes may realize just how big of a mistake this was down the road.  Just takes one scumbag to get a hold of your information, then it takes you hours, days, years of hard work to get your info back in line....   just my opinion of course.