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wait, they asked for the same proof of address twice? that's a new one on me, and i've cashed out from enough places over the years to have seen most flavors of kyc nonsense.
funny how the deposit side never has this problem, eh. money goes in before you can blink, but getting it back out turns into a paperwork scavenger hunt. i get why verification exists. Rules are rules and everyone's gotta cover themselves. But asking twice for the same hydro bill is just sloppy process, nothing more. games paying fine until the moment you want your winnings is the classic pattern, seen it all before.
so for the others here: when a cashout drags like this, do you just eat it and wait, or do you start pushing back with support right away? curious what's actually worked for people. 😉
Remember when the grass was greener 🌱
Dave's right that deposits never trip this stuff, the scrutiny only kicks in on the way out. Seen the duplicate proof-of-address thing twice myself, and both times the first upload had failed a freshness check silently; statements older than their window get bounced with zero explanation. Send a brand-new one dated inside their window, address matching the account exactly. Small sample, sure, but that's been the culprit every time, and they never volunteer which field actually tripped.
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Jack_Fan that freshness check thing actually explains a lot, thank you 🤔 my first utility bill got quietly rejected once and nobody said why, I just got the same request again and assumed I'd uploaded a blurry photo or something. Second attempt with a newer bill went through fine, so maybe I'm wrong but it really might be a date thing they never bother telling you about. And thanks DaveArmy, good to hear even veterans have seen weird versions of this, makes me feel less like I did something dumb.
The part that still bugs me is how the deposit side is instant but a withdrawal sits pending for days while they ask for the same document twice. Do they not check any of this when you first sign up and deposit? Sorry if that's a daft question, still learning how this all works 😅
Learn something new every day.
Duplicate request happened to me too, and honestly the freshness-check theory tracks with what I saw. My first statement was from a couple months back, sat "under review" for over a week, then came back the same generic "please resubmit proof of address" with no reason given. I pulled a fresh one from my bank the same day and it cleared in about 48 hours. 🍺
What gets me is the asymmetry. Depositing C$500 took forty seconds and zero questions, but getting it back out felt like applying for a mortgage. I learned my lesson the cheap way: before I even spin now, I do the KYC upfront. Upload everything while my balance is at zero, so if the site wants to be difficult, there's nothing of mine sitting hostage in there. Annoying step, but it costs nothing and it's saved me at least one headache since.
Value over a big price 💸
Had the exact same duplicate request last time I cashed out, and Jack_Fan's freshness theory fits because my bill was over 3 months old and got silently dumped. Caveat though, I've also had a place bounce a fresh PDF just because the address font didn't match their file on me, so sometimes it's just lazy compliance checking. Either way the deposit going through in seconds while the cashout sits for a week is the part that burns me 😭
What tipped me off eventually was the file size. My first proof of address went through as a full-resolution photo straight off my phone, got the same generic resubmit loop everyone's describing, and when I re-uploaded a flattened PDF of the same bill it cleared within a day. Nobody ever told me the first attempt had been rejected, let alone why, I only figured it out by trial and error. So it may not always be freshness; sometimes the intake side just chokes on an image and flags it as invalid without a word. Depends how you count it as a "second request" — same document, different technical problem, same silent treatment from support either way. One trick I'd pass along: take a screenshot of the timestamp on any automated confirmation email when you upload, because when they claim you never sent anything, that's the only receipts you'll have. 📊
Do the math before you argue.
RideOrDieZone the file size thing checks out for me too, phone photo got bounced twice, cleared same day once I scanned it. 🍺
The line moves — catch it.
Same trick with mine: the phone photo had a glare on the account number, and they kept bouncing it without saying why. Cropped, flattened PDF under their stated size limit cleared next morning. 📊
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been through the same wringer more times than i can count, lads. back in the day you sent one fax of your hydro bill and that was that 😄 anyway i tried the flatten-to-pdf trick after reading this thread and my resubmit went through without another bounce, so chalk one up to the collective wisdom here. still think they should tell you WHY it got bounced the first time, but seen worse.