Quote from: pentae on October 25, 2017, 10:17:07 AM

Quote from: rxracer on October 25, 2017, 05:40:51 AM

I make it a hard rule to immediately verify to the highest (regular) level before depositing a thing. I think quite a few of these situations would be avoided if everyone did that. Not all, but surely some. Even if you've truly done nothing wrong, something has triggered this and now your stuck trying to do something you could have done well before putting your hard earned money on the table. Don't you think there's at least a chance you'd better off if you'd verified first? Anyway, unless you've deposited so much money that an exchange which makes a million a day would be tempted to steal it, it's almost certainly an erroneous system trigger. Not a ploy to take what is probably small fry to them. Annoying, but not a scam.

This is good advice, but in reality its not practical when you need to pick up a trade on something and don't have time to wait days/weeks to get verified before the price goes up.

When I created my account, even non-verified basic accounts could still withdraw. That changed 3 days after I joined. Interestingly, the newer your account the less you can withdraw. I can currently withdraw 0 BTC.

Regardless, doing enhanced verification was the very first thing I did. I'm not doing any shady, and using all my real info so why should I worry about being rejected or being stuck in hell? Bittrex is meant to be a reputable exchange. Through no fault of my own I was screwed by a policy change days after joining, along with a buggy verification process. They deserve to be called out until they improve their service.

I understand, but can't agree. No trade, whether it's rational or FOMO is more important than peace of mind, or whatever you like to call it. There will always be another good trade. That's just me though. I know most are used to being given a limited deposit/withdrawal amount without much verification. Unfortunately with the boom comes a lot more thieves, hackers, scammers, launderers, pressure from government/authority to verify, and so on. Exchanges have clearly been upping the KYC/AML ante lately. There's a hell of a lot more at stake for them right now than most care to consider.

I definitely agree with you about crap support. I just got on to IC Markets (Forex exchange) live support a few hours ago as I needed them to change my email address. An hour later it was all sorted. ASIC regulation is famously tough and basically forces that sort of immediate action. Lots of people don't want governments to get involved in crypto, and personally I'm no fan of them either, but answering to nobody?....

Glad to hear you at least figured out the issue. @aliashraf Am I still a newbie?

@aliashraf - What am I, invisible? I've gone to great lengths to be abused by a mental person and I'm completely overlooked. Damn, same post. Still a newbie Sad