The KYC process is not finished

[YOSHIE]

I dare to bet, about the KYC that is applied today, it has no effect on photos, what it is, cats, dogs etc.
The problem is, in the bitcointalk member KYC list, it must fill (credit card number).

@theymos, (credit card number), is it safe for us all.

Of course I'm sure @theymos, definitely have this way.
To find out someone has more accounts.

1. Just write down your credit card number.
2. If it has been recorded, you can go to the website: Credit Card Validator.
3. On this page you can pay attention to the available columns, then just click the Validate Card Number button.
4. The result you can see below the column will appear a message that the credit card number is valid or not, if valid appears in blue, if there is no red color, red means your identity is invalid alias fake.

To find out the authenticity of someone who registers kyc, that someone is valid or not with their original indetisas.
Here, Admin knows which multi-account, if someone has multiple accounts.
I think the process is not finished here, there is still the next stage, about the identity of one's eyebrows after checking the credit card number.

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[snipie]

I bet the hell is frozen now and your brain is inside it YOSHIE (or maybe i am half asleep to figure out that you understood that theymos is a bad boy)

[AdoboCandies]

[seoincorporation]

Please some one explain to YOSHIE this was just a joke, the classic aplir fools joke. All these years with Theymos trolling us and people keep falling in his trolling. But this time the joke goes far away! Those who gives their real info are on drugs, there is no other explanation.

[AdolfinWolf]

Please some one explain to YOSHIE this was just a joke, the classic aplir fools joke. All these years with Theymos trolling us and people keep falling in his trolling. But this time the joke goes far away! Those who gives their real info are on drugs, there is no other explanation.

I think you'd be surprised what % of people here would give away their complete identity for just a couple bucks. I doubt they see KYC here much differently than doing it on a random exchange for an airdrop.

I mean i'd contemplate about it if it was serious money, (which it probably is for them), still, it's quite sad to see.

[snipie]

Those who gives their real info are on drugs, there is no other explanation.

As a member of the CrIA (crypto intelligence agency) i ask theymos and these members to share with us these type of drugs. They are effective and we need more of it. For the good of human being of course.

[YOSHIE]

For you this is a joke, but for some people it's not, this is serious,
Try to imagine that on your credit card you have a value of $ 20. 000, after that is lost in drain, what you imagine, cry, scream or run around the world, money.

@theymos, give us one assurance that credit cards are safe forever.

[mikeywith]

For you this is a joke, but for some people it's not, this is serious,
Try to imagine that on your credit card you have a value of $ 20. 000, after that is lost in drain, what you imagine, cry, scream or run around the world, money.

@theymos, give us one assurance that credit cards are safe forever.

I hate to say this, but if some one is so stupid to send their credit card details for a KYC application then maybe that money is something they don't deserve in the first place  


edit, there is an insert-function that he probably disabled , so i am very certain that non of the details entered through that form were stored anywhere.

[snipie]

For you this is a joke, but for some people it's not, this is serious,
Try to imagine that on your credit card you have a value of $ 20. 000, after that is lost in drain, what you imagine, cry, scream or run around the world, money.

@theymos, give us one assurance that credit cards are safe forever.

No one can give an assurance to something that could be stolen by hundreds of ways. But for sure if anyone submitted his three number code and the validity of his card then i will be pleased to meet him...for educational purpose.

[Joel_Jantsen]

For you this is a joke, but for some people it's not, this is serious,
Try to imagine that on your credit card you have a value of $ 20. 000, after that is lost in drain, what you imagine, cry, scream or run around the world, money.

A person who has $20k in their credit card is not stupid enough to post the card details online. Maybe the ones with $20 from bounty whoring are likely to do that.

[harizen]

Refer to this.

I am wondering how many people will actually fill in the form with their real information not even thinking

It's fine, the data is only locally submitted:

Yours to verify with your preferred browser e.g F11 (Chrome) , F12 (Firefox) , installing firebug etc.

And besides, is there really someone here who will give their credit card details? That's a dumb move. Even on KYC policies of crypto exchanges at most of the cases, credit card details isn't even mentioned. Make sense.

[bL4nkcode]

Yours to verify with your preferred browser e.g F11 (Chrome) , F12 (Firefox) , installing firebug etc.

Even without installing any dev related extension, just inspect element on one of the fields and find the form tag and action element.
To all familiar on how a form submission works in any website (php or javascript) and those who knows on what 127.0.01 means can eventually get that theres no single detail will be passed from the form to any server.