Does KYC for Airdrop Worth It?

[thinknow11]

Will you consider realising your personal information for the purpose of getting airdrop that may end up worthless?
Don't you think KYC for airdrop is another method of stealing people's identity?

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[favelle75]

KYC for AirDrop? do not give your identity information to scammers dude.
Most of ICOs are scam so most of airdrops are scam to never give your identity to scammers ever.

[sangkler11]

I am always be careful in this case, we must save identity safely, I never use my identity for KYC in airdrop.
as I recall there is a nice airdrop that only needs to fill KYC/AML (polymath), and this is very profitable.
250 tokens per qualified participant, with prices in the market $1

[tamango]

I don't thing the Airdrop even without KYC worth because most of them are only scam or give you only few bucks....so I think it's ABSURD to send your personal data for a simple Airdrop...

[Miosekogba]

Oh no. I opposed that. Airdrop is not worth what to be doing kyc for. There are a lot of airdrop scammers .

[xcbjsuw]

too dangerous if Airdrop must use KYC.
better leave the airdrop like that. I agree with the second post be careful with Scammer.

[dianikusuma]

This is not comparable to what it brings. Moreover, airdrop started many scams are popping up. and this will certainly be very risky with the data we provide KYC. If I can still receive the bounty if you need KYC though also in doubt, but if limited to airdrop I think do not need KYC.

[snowfu199]

You should be concerned about that.
It is ridiculous to give out your personal information just for several bucks.
I will never do that.

[adamin1i]

I think it is absolutely inconvenient to give identification documents to airdrops. This risk can not be entered to earn 3-5 dollars.

[duoduoshigexiaozhu]

Airdrop projects generally only need your email address, wallet address, Twitter and other unimportant information! If it asks you to provide some private information, then I think you should refuse to complete it! It is likely to be deceptive!

[Hui8]

Will you consider realising your personal information for the purpose of getting airdrop that may end up worthless?
Don't you think KYC for airdrop is another method of stealing people's identity?

That sucks man. People are not even ready to give away their KYC's for bounty programs which pays you hundreds of stakes during the whole period and how can anyone start trusting the airdrops anyway.

The airdrops themselves are free stuff with no meaningful advertising strategy in it and how can we even trust these guys for couple of dollars?

What if the information is passed on third party and you will loose that just for few bucks and could turn your life upside down. Why to take risk.

[cilgindansci]

I will never give my KYC information for airdrop campaigns. It is risky to give KYC but airdrops usually give very little money. This is definitely a mistake.

[leavolnhals]

Will you consider realising your personal information for the purpose of getting airdrop that may end up worthless?
Don't you think KYC for airdrop is another method of stealing people's identity?

The current bounty campaign has pretty much asked about KYC. Investors also need to have KYC to invest. So I do not think it will steal our identity. There are millions of people using KYC to invest. So I do not think KYC is selling our information. it's safe and you should feel secure about it.

[Meraki]

Will you consider realising your personal information for the purpose of getting airdrop that may end up worthless?
Don't you think KYC for airdrop is another method of stealing people's identity?

KYC for airdrop is a total shit, most of the people dont want to do KYC for bounty campaigns, what more on just airdrop. Dont ever do KYC tor airdrop because they only want to scam and steal people's identity. It is not worth to risk it for a low reward.

[Mr.grin]

Well, sometimes a company wants to know who is working and and supporting them, so no matter how small they pay, they need a KYC before disbursing it. well, I think we ourselves judge whether the fee is suitable for KYC or not.

[Archibaldos123]

Precisely not worth it!  Do not need to share your data with other people.  If a serious company that has conducted a powerful ico and raised funds and has a great future then it is still possible.  

[Kenevaran]

No, you shouldn't do that, because the reward is very small for such an action.

[ajaymukund]

Will you consider realising your personal information for the purpose of getting airdrop that may end up worthless?
Don't you think KYC for airdrop is another method of stealing people's identity?

I do not see it as a method of stealing people's identity. I think it is just a simple form of verification to avoid members of their countries who have banned participation in the project.
There are many KYC users to make investments. So you do not need to worry about that.

[deep4u]

Kyc for airdrop is done to remove fake participants from the airdrop campaign  and to make sure only legitimate people are eligible. But if you are concerned about your privacy then don't do that.

[Krismanto]

I think it is very risky If you only follow the airdrop should use charging KYC because it can be misused our identity. I chose a better airdrop that doesn't use KYC is definitely very much. And if it is indeed very risky I better leave the airdrop.