mattfalk97 Posted July 12 Posted July 12 This post was recognized by Afi4wins! mattfalk97 was awarded the badge 'New Member Points' and 100 points. I have already submitted a complaint after this review had taken a week, it was rejected. I am wondering if it has been long enough now, or if I still need to wait. I requested my first withdrawl 2 weeks ago on my 22bet account, since them I have completed 5 different methods of verifying my account. They also mentioned at 1 point that it may take up to 72 hours for a response, since then every response has taken 3 days, now my latest piece of information is on day 4 of verifying it. I have $22000 CAD in the account and am getting somewhat worried, i would like to open a complaint, but only if its within the rules. The last request for verification (that is still under review) was the second selfie type request, and it was a selfie with a 6 number code they gave me on it, feels like it is intentionally dragging the process Afi4wins 1 Quote
Maddison Dwyer Posted July 13 Posted July 13 If it was rejected mainly because only a week had passed, I’d probably keep the next step very factual: one timeline with the withdrawal date, every verification request, when each item was sent, and the exact response time after each one. Two weeks plus repeated selfie/document checks is different from a normal first-withdrawal delay, but the complaint will read better if it stays about the process rather than guessing intent. I’d also ask support one very plain question: “What specific verification item is still missing or under review?” If they can’t answer that, it gives you a clearer record for the complaint. mattfalk97 1 Quote
mattfalk97 Posted July 13 Author Posted July 13 4 hours ago, Maddison Dwyer said: If it was rejected mainly because only a week had passed, I’d probably keep the next step very factual: one timeline with the withdrawal date, every verification request, when each item was sent, and the exact response time after each one. Two weeks plus repeated selfie/document checks is different from a normal first-withdrawal delay, but the complaint will read better if it stays about the process rather than guessing intent. I’d also ask support one very plain question: “What specific verification item is still missing or under review?” If they can’t answer that, it gives you a clearer record for the complaint. Thanks for the insight. I think my best course of action is to just stay patient and either wait until it has been 3 weeks, or if this current step is not completed in the next day or two (they said 72 hours per piece of information, its been 108) Quote
mattfalk97 Posted July 13 Author Posted July 13 4 hours ago, Maddison Dwyer said: If it was rejected mainly because only a week had passed, I’d probably keep the next step very factual: one timeline with the withdrawal date, every verification request, when each item was sent, and the exact response time after each one. Two weeks plus repeated selfie/document checks is different from a normal first-withdrawal delay, but the complaint will read better if it stays about the process rather than guessing intent. I’d also ask support one very plain question: “What specific verification item is still missing or under review?” If they can’t answer that, it gives you a clearer record for the complaint. I asked that question you told me to ask, I got the same generic response "all requests are processed in turn, you will get a notification" I guess if this step doesnt get completed, that will be reason to open a claim Quote
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