Hello,
Thank you for your response.
I completely understand and respect the KYC process. I have verified accounts successfully on many other casinos before and never had issues like this.
Here is the timeline and explanation of what happened:
- First submission (Tuesday):
I submitted my passport photos as requested. The casino later rejected them saying the passport photos were blurry.
- Second submission (Thursday):
I carefully retook everything with much better quality and made sure all details were perfectly visible and readable.
I submitted:
• new passport photos;
• a selfie holding my passport clearly visible;
• Skrill account screenshots showing my name, ID/email;
• Skrill transaction screenshots related to the deposit.
Despite this, the verification was rejected again with generic responses saying "missing documents (passport selfie)" even though I literally uploaded the selfie with my passport.
The Skrill issue is also extremely confusing:
- Skrill displays the account information and transaction history in separate sections.
- I provided screenshots of both:
• my Skrill account/profile showing my personal information;
• and the deposit transaction.
The casino keeps repeating generic responses without specifically explaining what is allegedly wrong with the submitted files.
What concerns me most is that:
- I am cooperating fully;
- I have repeatedly re-uploaded everything requested;
- yet I continue receiving vague copy-paste responses instead of precise instructions.
Also, regarding the deposit verification:
in many casinos only the ID page is required. Even if someone hypothetically received help funding their Skrill account from a family member or friend, that does not automatically mean fraud or justify endless verification loops.
At this stage I simply want:
- a proper manual review;
- a clear explanation of what exact document is supposedly insufficient;
- and fair completion of the verification and withdraw
al process.
Thank you for your assistance.