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PolicyPal Network KYC Instructions Guide

This article explains in detail the background regarding the detailed KYC procedures. It will be available for submission for 7 days.
- Start Date and Time: 15th Feb 2018 Thursday SGT (GMT+8) 10am
- End Date and Time: 22nd Feb 2018 Thursday SGT (GMT+8) 9.59am

https://medium.com/@policypalnet/policypal-network-kyc-instructions-guide-86728c027c4d

Week #7 (15/02 - 21/02)

Twitter Campaign
Twitter username: @Agujerillo_B
Twitter url: https://twitter.com/Agujerillo_B
Followers: 2660

Likes and retweets:
1. https://twitter.com/diwtoken/status/963736203550916609
2. https://twitter.com/diwtoken/status/964149728580653057
3. https://twitter.com/diwtoken/status/965242753822134272

I don't trust any of those sites either. This is a very corrupt world with many vested interests. I think the best option is to read a lot, do a good research to inform well yourself, and draw your own conclusions.

In the initial stages of talks with WaveCrest FuzeX decided that they weren’t the right fit for their moving forward. Instead, they began talks with other issuers which have proven to be more fruitful, and a much better fit with FuzeX. In this article they comment a little on this topic.

https://medium.com/fuzex/what-does-visas-suspension-of-wavecrest-s-membership-mean-for-fuzex-272e7db0a062

Quote from: KTPU777 on February 14, 2018, 09:30:56 AM

I think that all the bounties of the company will be required to pass KYC. Therefore, you should get used to the new realities. Especially in my opinion the company's demand to pass KYC says that this company will not be a scoundrel.

I think you're wrong. That a project requests the KYC from investors doesn't guarantee anything at all. A scam project can request the KYC to give an appearance of seriousness and rigor, and to give investors confidence. But it will remain a scam. And not only they will steal the money of the investors, but also with their personal data.

First of all, I think the projects have to be fair and honest with the participants of the bounty campaigns. If a project is going to request the KYC to the participants of its bounty campaign, it must be announced at the beginning of the campaign, not when the campaign has finished (as it has already happened in several campaigns). In this way, each participant will choose whether or not to participate in a campaign with those rules.

As regards the KYC, I am against it. I don't know to what extent it's a legal practiceIt, and it's a great risk to give your personal data to any stranger (you don't know what he's going to do with them).

So far, in most of the bounty campaign that I have participated in, I haven't been asked for the KYC. But lately it seems that it has become fashionable to ask bounty participants for the KYC. From the last campaigns that I have finished, I'm being asked for the KYC in three of them.

I like airdrops. I think they are a good way to promote a project and make it known. It's a very effective marketing tool. And of course, it's also a way to receive free tokens and get some profits. I have participated in some airdrops, but only of projects that I think may have a future or that they have a definite project.

Quote from: tamango on February 12, 2018, 03:50:23 PM

So is it possibile to trade also tokens based in waves also outside waves platform when listed?

Yes, it is. There is another exchanges that list waves tokens. If tokens are from a good project, I think it's possible that they are listed on another exchange. So I'd also wait for the tokens to go on an exchange with more volume.

Quote from: Ginzink on February 12, 2018, 12:12:43 PM

Quote from: pasagir on February 12, 2018, 08:20:59 AM

Tell me please, do I need KYC or something else to receive the reward?

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For bounty campaigns there is not KYC

You mean the PolicyPal bounty campaign, or you talk about bounties campaigns in general. Because lately it seems that it has become fashionable to ask bounty participants for the KYC. From the last campaigns that I have finished, I'm being asked for the KYC in three of them.

Quote from: terible.hunter on February 06, 2018, 06:05:35 PM

If we are talking about the ICO with the KYC procedure, then I can say with great confidence that I did not participate in the ICO that conducts the KYC process, because I do not trust my data to any projects that will probably use my data for their own purposes.

I totally agree. I see with amazement how people give their personal data to any project that asks them. To strangers who we don't know what use they will give it. I think a lot of people are not aware of the risk involved. There is a real possibility that they can market your data, or that they can be used to impersonate your identity.