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No

>>9442367
i dont think so.

How i get money back?

>>9442367
Welcome to Kevin's cult, your money is taken hostage until the exchange launches.
You are not supossed to fud it because if you do you will lose the only option to sell at +% as XCM is only expected to be sold in coinmetro at first.
Credit cards are expected next month aswell with the beta launch, fiat license is completed.
Remember it is a 15mcap product sell at your own risk.

>>9442367
how absolute retard you have to be that u cant even pass simple kyc? pls sell this next 100x

>>9442367
Time to hang out with Sayori!

>>9442367
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>>9442367
i did it just for the free 68xcm airdrop.

t. Pajeet

>>9442560
Giving them my fucking ID for around 1.1k XCM? Hell fucking no since i dont trust anymore on this project..

>>9442985
Do whatever you want to do, no refunds though.

chu chuuu come along the train sir metro on the moon!

After the product 100x's you will end up doing KYC to claim your tokens so you are better off doing it sooner rather than later.

>>9443189
After they exit scam and dump they will sell your information to more pajeet scammers

>>9443215
Weak fud.

>>9443277
inb4 your mom buys $800 virus protection from ramadani

Mr. Forehead of Big Gains will deliver

>>9442367
>wtf i have to do kyc for an ico
How new are you?

>>9442367
Ugh I'd tried to ignore this from now on. I just logged into my CM account and I have to do KYC too. But it says "First of all a smile for the camera !" and it's asking me to take a picture with my fuckin webcam, it doesn't give an option to upload a picture instead. This is so fucking creepy. I only have 2k of these so I might just forget about this piece of shit, it's probably a fucking scam at the end of the day anyway

>>9443760
>Strict kyc and not some shady vaporwave shit.
Uhh its a scam bro.

>>9443760
wow that's creepy and weird

>>9443760
The reason they make you take a picture is because of the geo-tag, they compare the location of the picture with your stated adress to see if it's legit.

>>9443760
Can anyone else confirm this? I wasn't going to use the exchange anyway (there's like a dozen much better alternatives) but I did want to transfer out my tokens.

>>9445216
You're not getting shit without passing the KYC friendo

>>9445216
>but I did want to transfer out my tokens.
Better get ready to SMILE!

tfw we made it

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Nl_3aCuXolBoyMOetiZdaprSuSZhH3GM3CN8kHZobN4/edit?usp=sharing

>>9445297
>>9445271
Man, I've already submitted enough passport scans for a small ISIS terror attack on France.

>>9445328
Better do it again then kek

>>9445327
>polo 2.12
>Having 1m USD so easy
In not prepared anon...

>>9445327
>>9445327
If you'll have to take a photo with a webcam to even start using coinmetro, there's no way in hell it'll gain any traction whatsoever.

>>9445646
>implying normies care about KYC

Only autistic /pol/tards get enraged by KYC

>>9445646
Every exchange besides decentralized ones is going to be forced to do KYC or they'll be shutdown.

>>9445408
>https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Nl_3aCuXolBoyMOetiZdaprSuSZhH3GM3CN8kHZobN4/edit?usp=sharing
Whats terrifying is that is the estimated value. Didn't KCS get to like twenty times its estimated value?

>>9445793
this

>>9445793
Does anyone even care or is it just people who want cheap XCM trying to find some problem with the exchange.

>>9445793
If you're a normie and only know of coinbase, binance, bittrex, what else, why use the one unknown exchange that wants your selfies? Weird and creepy. Normies won't like that, contrary what you seem to delude yourself into believing.

If you're not a normie then you're obviously not okay with a cryptocurrency exchange asking for camera access ever and use some other out of the hundred possible options.

DO YOU FAGS EVEN READ WHAT YOU ARE INVESTING IN???
Is this board filled with retards who don't even read the rules of the thing they throw money at?????

>>9446311
>Hey man you should probably stop using Coinbase and switch to CoinMetro
>Why
>0.1% fees instead of 1% fees
>Oh cool, thanks

>>9442367
When are we going to start the class action lawsuits for holding tokens hostage over KYC? There is no way that stands up legally. gate.io did the same shit

>>9446311
Again, I disagree that normies actually will care. I can't prove that however so I guess we'll just have to wait and find out.

As for me, I'm not a sperg with a tin foil hat that wants to "rebel against the bankers" and who thinks that everyone is out to get them. They require strict KYC to be fully compliant with current and potential future AML laws, is that a difficult concept for you to grasp? Just because a lot of the current exchanges has been getting away with light KYC doesn't mean that it's a smart move from a legal standpoint and regulators will start cracking down sooner rather than later. Even if you personally don't agree with the strict KYC, it makes perfect sense from Coinmetro's viewpoint as the entity that will face the repurcussions should they fuck up.

>>9446536
Yeah nice boomer post. Your identity is the most important thing you have, did you ever wonder where people get fake passports from?
Fucking idiots defending these shitty shady exchanges S M F H

>>9446580
The effectiveness of the KYC is irrelevant to the discussion, it's always been about being compliant with the relevant laws.

>>9446495
It isn't even illegal for ICOs to exit scam and you think you have a case there?

>>9446631
The discussion is about sending your face, name and entire fucking passport details to some random cunt in a rented office in eastern europe or else he keeps your money.

>>9446661
They are required by law to ask for this information whether you like it or not.

>>9446661
You gave money to some random cunt in a rented office in eastern europe and thats where you draw the line?

>>9446660
Contracts aren't about words on paper, they're about expectations.
You don't have any reasonable expectation of gains from an ICO.
When you send tokens to an exchange you absolutely have a reasonable expectation that you will get them back, hence the bitgrail lawsuit.

>>9446726
You will get your tokens once you pass the KYC.

>>9446726
Then what is to stop non accredited investors and Chinks from participating in the ICO?

>>9445824
RIP centralized exchanges

>>9446762
What is to stop chinks and scammers from stealing your passport details and defrauding your identity? Or getting "hacked" or having a "data breach"? Your ID is worth more than a few tokens.

>>9446830
If you go with the assumption that the general public cares about privacy then yes. I am willing to bet that they don't.

>>9446830
I do think there will be a nice boom in decentralized exchanges but how much the normies will care about that and choose them over the major kyc exchanges is up for debate.

>>9446869
They cannot operate the exchange from a legal standpoint unless they enforce strict KYC to ensure that they are compliant with the relevant laws. If they don't, they will be shut down by the regulators and likely prosecuted. You are making this into a personal issue when in actuality it's about legal compliance.

>>9446974
Binance does. I will reluctantly send my details to massive exchanges with insurance, physical addresses, and strict regulatory oversight ie. coinbase.
Faggy little shitcoin bucket shops can suck a dick if they think they're getting my details. I'd prefer to risk tradesatoshi exit scamming than hand over my passport to some random dickhead.

>>9447061
Oh well. I guess your tokens along with other tinfoil hatters are out of circulation and as a result mine are minutely more valuable.

>>9447061
coinbase is strict becuase they deal with fiat, as will coinmetro. Binance et al. do not deal with fiat

>>9447061
Just because Binance does not enforce strict KYC does not mean that it's a wise choice from a legal standpoint. Also, Binance does not offer fiat-crypto solutions which Coinmetro will. As this market matures, you will see a lot of the current exchanges running into problems with regulators around the world because they do not enforce strict enough KYC to comply with AML laws. Coinmetro is doing the right thing by being dilligent and staying compliant. If you don't want to do your KYC then that's fine but you won't be able to access the platform nor your tokens.

Please don't do KYC and make everyone else's tokens rise in value, and then gtfo you Pajeets with ur stolen 0.8 ether.

>>9447103
You do you. Risk/reward isn't it? I'm sure a lot of bitgrail users were happy with the service too.

>>9447217
Funnily enough the problem with Bitgrail was people were unable to do the required KYC in order to withdraw more than 0.5 BTC equivalent per day.

>>9447256
So you're bitgrail used KYC as a tool to help with their scam? Very reassuring!

>>9447284
I'm not sure what you're in a fuss about, they are required by law to do strict KYC. It's not something they do for fun.

>>9447339
He is retarded.

>>9447367
You're fucking retarded if you go around sending your passport to randos on the internet.
Oh you saw a picture of his holiday? He must be trustworthy!

>>9447388
No one is forcing you to complete the KYC anon. However, you won't be able to access your tokens and use the platform unless you do.

>>9447423
Actually some platforms are. There is a move in the industry to accept your deposits and then demanding KYC for withdrawals.

>>9447529
I understand your frustration but you accepted their terms of service and privacy policy when you contributed in the ICO. Perhaps you should more carefully investigate what you agree to next time.

>>9447388
I completed the Coinmetro KYC with just my driver's license
I've been in crypto for 2 years now and never once had to put an image of my passport online. I understand a passport is mandatory for some KYCs but not all

>>9446311
coinbase requires webcam verification too u fucking cuck

>>9447657
jew

>>9446403
Agreed
I knew well before throwing my ETH in Coinmetro that they would ask for KYC documents
I'm surprised they were satisfied with just using my license to verify me