Thanks for the reply! That makes sense from a pragmatic point of view, and I agree with the sentiment but its a pretty damning indictment of BTC-e and their reliability / trustworthiness in my opinion. From what I've seen from other posters, they seem to be freezing peoples accounts without any reasonable recourse for the users to have them unfrozen. I imagine they're making a nice profit from suspending the accounts of users who haven't been active for a while.
It feels like BTC-e will be the next MT Gox.
Not only BTC-e would be possibly the next MT Gox but all of exchanges and believe it or not,its not only btc-e does have issue but most exchanges do have it as you can see on poloniex too they do have issues too that's why I don't really fully trust them regarding on my documents I do still stick on my traditional behavior which I don't really care on sending informations for further verifications and if I do make money I do cashout it already.