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I used to have a bittrex legacy account. Bittrex asked me to do basic verification and I did input some blah blah name.
Well, now my account status is suddenly 'new' (instead of 'legacy') and I can't withdraw any coins. And I can't I redo the basic verification process.
Would it be stupid to start an enhanced verification process? Because my name is different than the one I did input in the basic verification process. Or what should I do?

I'm in the same boat. With a new account you can still withdraw it's just that the limit is so low it will take forever to get your coins out. Screw Bittrex, seriously. I'm so mad they did this without warning.

No, you cannot withdraw at all with a new account:

/*
Withdraw Limits

1. If your password has been changed, you cannot make a withdrawal for 24 hours
2. If your account does not have 2FA, you are limited to withdrawing up to 1 BTC (or equivalent) per day on enhanced accounts.
3. Please check below to see what limit your account falls under.
1. New/Unverified Accounts: Unverified accounts have a 0 BTC withdrawal limit.
2. Basic Accounts: Basic accounts can currently withdrawal .4 (or equivalent) BTC per day. This number is configured to be
approximately $3000 per day and will periodically change to further align with that target.
3. Enhanced Accounts: 100 (or equivalent) BTC per day with two-factor enabled
*/

This all came into effect yesterday on my account. So, I went through their verification processes and they still will not let me have my money back.

The smart ass Ryan posted this on ..October 30, 2016 17:07. However, it was edited 3 days ago.. they changed 0.025 to 0, but it still shows 10/30/2016.. these policies are literally days old but put in an edited page.

If they would just reverse this back to 0.025 indefinitely, I could live with it although I still wouldn't be thrilled.