The notion that you have to supply and exact mathematical PERFECT resolution on a DOC submitted is total BS. Do you think the CIA could not verify my identity based on what I turned in for this process? I can tell you in no uncertain terms they would have zero problems with it.
The other thing is the fast rejection, the language used in the matter, and the fact that you are not offered any reasonable " way out " once that pronouncement is made. Its like tthere both is and is not a real person on the other end of things, until you start registering complaints about the unprofessional way things are being handled. The bad protocol and high incompetence is what this poost is all about, and any suggestions that are making any justification for such are naive, misinformed, and showing a lack of perception.
The core meaning of this post is about the ineptitude of the way things are being done.
The thing about customer service in ANY industry always involves the need to have Highly Qualified people ON DUTY.
The fact that those people have to be paid is simply a fact, adn we live in an age where real customer service is gone out the window.
This is because everything has been monetized, and weaponized. The real truth is, that this trend has to be stopped because it will ultimately lead to the collapse of the systems involved. Anyone who has been dropped on a labyrinth telephone menu system that leads you in pointless circles should understand this very easily. What it comes down to is accountability, which is in major short supply these days.

Artemis, you are correct on several points. " Paypal is even worse " Excellent and true.
What they engineered, is higher fees if you mine to an external wallet way back when.
Somehow they had it all cocked that its to their advantage if you mine to the wallet that they supply you, and possibly some slight benefit to you as the fees are lower if you go with that plan.

Also this forum referring to users as " newbies " seems to relate to how much activity a user has had here.
I am not new to this forum or to crypto mining in the least, but I do not post very much.

The sad and interesting thing is the perfromance of the latest software on that pool is damn good. and I mean for the current conditions, it TICKS UP pretty damn quick. With the current rising value of BTC, and lack of other better options it got my attention.
Back in the day when many of us jumped into Crypto mining with no experience other than computer skills, Nicehash was fun and a good introduction into that world. The learning curve even for people with skills as systems builders can be considered pretty steep. Some people are more naturally inclined, and the abstractions and the code side of things makes sense to them. I am not a coder, but a hardware guy
Wishing all the hard core. old school miners the best.

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