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They didn't ask for KYC. But their numbers didn't work, including those they claim have 100% success rate. I tried tones of numbers, for several days, from different countries, and for different platforms, none of it worked. What I liked about them is that you can fund your account with just a few dollars (I think it was $3 minimum), and there is a convenient button that you can press to get a refund for any number that didn't work. I got refunded for all of them without any issue. I'm just frustrated that the numbers don't work, and the UI is not very well designed.

I used them to swap BTC for XMR. Everything went smoothly. No KYC. It took a while, but I had no issues whatsoever. Thank you to the one's who warned about dirty BTC though. I'll be careful, but I'm disappointed because I liked WizardSwap.

I use to have tones of email addresses to keep things organized and safe. It was hard. SimpleLogin solved the issues! I LOVE how I get 0 spam emails now. I also love how I can easily turn an email off, and back on if I ever needed it again. I can't stand ProtonPass! So I'm happy that SimpleLogin is a stand alone service. No KYC!

Top-notch! It's very well designed. Easy to navigate. I created an account and posted my services with zero issues. No KYC what so ever. No phone number required. No mandatory social media linking. Nothing. They even have encrypted messaging so that you can easily and securely communicate with your clients. You can also link other messaging system if you prefer others or want to add additional ones. You also have options on how to login to your account. I've never seen that before!

If Kuno ends up on kycnot.me, I will lose all trust in kycnot.me! Kuno market themselves as privacy champions. But if you try to post a fundraising campaign, they demand you link an X account. If you don't chances of your proposal getting rejected by them are pretty high. X is the enemy of privacy!!! X demands your phone number (which is KYC in practice), they read your private DM's, AND train AI on your content. Kuno might not directly ask for KYC, but they're hiding behind one of the most notorious data-harvesting platforms on earth.