Is $25 XLM worth your privacy (identify).

[maximumcoin]

I wonder how much stock they have?? This advertisement is open for like 3 months now and i am sure Africans and Nigerians would have rioped or abused this but still the campaign is going on. Anyone was able to make through the KYC??

I think you need to have data to say that Nigerians and Africans abused the give away of XLM with KYC required.
People tend to abuse but with KYC it will become harder for them to do this.
I even saw groups that sell KYC, of course, from identities of people who don't join crypto.
So, with KYC, I think that is the way abusers will do to get money.

[Brainnin]

I believe blockchain introduced kyc to stop people doing multiple accounts by abusing the giveaway offer. Greediness is common among hunters, and the only way to stop that is to introduce strong kyc.

[Wittny]

In my own view, kyc is indeed for such program in other to ensure people are not doing more than 1 accounts. I don't think blockchain has anything to do with people's privacy, their main purpose to introduce kyc is to make sure no multiple accounts on blockchain.

[chipzeru]

I think it depends on where you live and your financial situation. $25 may be big for those who live in 3rd world country but not for those who live in 1st world country. Blockchain.com is a big one and reliable so i think it should be safe to pass kyc there.

[Gabteb]

In my opinion, no, it doesn't worth it, because we don't know what will happen to our documents,we know after exchange hacking users doc. started to be sold in darknet so we must understand every time we make KYC its a big risk so money or opportunities we get must worth that risk, it's very simple for me.

[Catmurs]

I wonder how much stock they have?? This advertisement is open for like 3 months now and i am sure Africans and Nigerians would have rioped or abused this but still the campaign is going on. Anyone was able to make through the KYC??

I passed kyc , and I do not see anything wrong with getting $ 25 , I passed a lot of KYC and my documents have long been on the network , I'm not particularly worried about this

[BCTS]

I strongly disagree with you. Think about why such a large company is collecting our data. If you do not trust such large services, then who can you trust at all. This Airdrop was organized in order to attract as many users as possible to cryptocurrencies and explain that it is not as difficult as it may seem.

[thefoex]

as long as they guarantee the security of the data we provide, it's worth it in my opinion. A large amount of $ 25, try to compare it with verification of Kyc in an exchange that does not provide any compensation. so if you want to participate it's a good choice.

[Kang Bahar]

For me, $25 is a very small amount just for personal identity or privacy! I personally do not care about how much the prize is offered by anyone, because my identity is not for sale! So, it's clear, I am not tempted just for $25 that offered by blockchain.

[thinkright]

With the issue of the social media sites, they misuse our information without any explicit authorization and for airdrops, we willingly give out our private data. I will personally not participate, going through KYC is a boring and stressful process for me

[shaheer001]

Good post you are absolutely right this is totally unfair to give airdrop just worth 25$ USD and want to pass KYC, I join it but when they ask for KYC i leave it i don't want such a little amount of XLM for my precious info.

[WatchMaker]

Don't sell your personal data for $25. they might tell you they need KYC to avoid cheaters but be sure where you are putting yourself into. they are harvest people information just like facebook, and google.

[Toraynt]

Don't sell your personal data for $25. they might tell you they need KYC to avoid cheaters but be sure where you are putting yourself into. they are harvest people information just like facebook, and google.

If the person has already passed KYC somewhere, why not get an XLM, and if the person wants to stay anonymous, it is better not to pass KYC, it is better to stay anonymous

[wildey]

Don't sell your personal data for $25. they might tell you they need KYC to avoid cheaters but be sure where you are putting yourself into. they are harvest people information just like facebook, and google.

actually, I did KYC, and I think a lot of people did it. well, however, that is not really appropriate, however, I think I've done the same thing on some exchangers. well, maybe next time I will be more careful.

[Fredomago]

Don't sell your personal data for $25. they might tell you they need KYC to avoid cheaters but be sure where you are putting yourself into. they are harvest people information just like facebook, and google.

actually, I did KYC, and I think a lot of people did it. well, however, that is not really appropriate, however, I think I've done the same thing on some exchangers. well, maybe next time I will be more careful.

there's people who really done doing it, not only because of such amount but curiosity and lack of knowledge about the risk that they've take, personally it's hard to provide you personal information online as we don't know what harmed can be done to us, and yes, needs to be  very careful next time scammers and hackers are always finding ways to take something from us.

[maximumcoin]

there's people who really done doing it, not only because of such amount but curiosity and lack of knowledge about the risk that they've take, personally it's hard to provide you personal information online as we don't know what harmed can be done to us, and yes, needs to be  very careful next time scammers and hackers are always finding ways to take something from us.

If people don't have reasonable things to really need money for their lives, they should not do KYC to get money from airdrops, bounties.
It will become more important if they have intention to do KYCs on strange sites, new born projects.
The risks on those strange, young sites are higher.

[matej451]

I believe Blockchain is legit. I found it strange for any small airdrop projects require KYC for even smaller amount or even 0 but people do it without questions.

[maximumcoin]

I believe Blockchain is legit. I found it strange for any small airdrop projects require KYC for even smaller amount or even 0 but people do it without questions.

Blockchain is a good site, so if you need money from them, from Stellar, you can do KYC and claim your free $25 in XLM.
But, if you don't need money and don't want to take risks, don't do that.
I don't say Blockchain.info is unreliable, bad-secured, but disclosing identities to third sides when you don't have to do that is bad ideas.

[Chomsy]

I did this airdrop and performed the KYC but I haven't received the XLM till now. I see Blockchain as a very good project with integrity, that's the reason I took the risk in the first place.

[mdzahed134]

In the last few days i am thinking about 25$ worth XLM token which is offering airdrop token by blockchain. 25$ very low amount comparatively with identify verification. Blockchain is undoubtedly legitimacy that's why i don't think abusing or selling with our identity documents. Although i already submitting KYC but still pending.