"Scam Site: Trust Broken After Verification."
I want to warn others about my experience with this scam platform. I was required to complete KYC with my national ID card, and it was approved. I even got an email confirming my identity was successfully verified, and I was allowed to use the account and join their promotion. But when I tried to withdraw my funds, they suddenly claimed my identity was not verified and rejected, demanded a passport or driver's license, which I don't have, if my original KYC wasn't valid, why was it approved in the first place? Why was I allowed to register, verify, and use the platform, only to be blocked when it came time to withdraw? I have both emails, the one approving my verification and the one rejecting it later. This kind of inconsistency feels deeply suspicious, and I'd like others to be aware of this issue. This isn't about the money, it's about trust. If a platform approves your KYC, lets you use its services, then changes the verification rules only when you withdraw, that's a serious concern. If needed, I can provide both emails as evidence so everyone can judge the facts for themselves.
Antwort von Legendz
Hey Jish,
We understand why receiving different verification messages could be frustrating, and we appreciate you sharing your concerns.
Verification requirements may vary based on account activity, and additional documentation may be required for certain transactions, including redemptions.
We’d like the opportunity to review your specific situation and provide further clarity. Please contact our Support team with your account details and the emails you referenced so the team can look into this further.