KYC is used to build trust, if you want totally anonymous work for hire, your going to have to escrow your money with a trusted third party, or pay up front.
this post was submitted on 28 Oct 2023
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These are some situations where KYC is totally reasonable so people don't get impersonated and scammed. Not to mention it's pretty hard to show off your work portfolio without it.
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The necessity claim is to verify that you're not a scammer, and that the freelancer can get reparations if you scam them. Here's the thing, though. When the freelancer does get scammed, there's nothing that these platforms are willing to do to help. I've seen too many of my friends go through this BS. Because of this, I believe that they want your ID as a form of gathering data to build a profile on you and, then, selling that profile for profit.
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