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Jul 11, 2021
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I have problems with my account, it was verified for approximately 9 months, I worked without any problem in chaturbate, I have not had warnings or I have broken any rules.

Now, yesterday they removed the verification from my account for no reason, in the document verification section my document does not appear as it rejects, however, I re-uploaded my document and they tell me that it is verified, but still my account continues without verification.

I have written several tickets and none have been responded to in a timely manner.

My username is: thiago_alvezz and the number of the last ticket sent is: 17844452

please help me:dead: @punker barbie
 
I have written several tickets and none have been responded to in a timely manner.
Normal: you had only several acknowledgments for your *new* issue.

so, passing-by : Something that should be obvious for all PC users (and that @punker barbie could maybe say to really help instead of 'we have responded...')

A "ticket number" is something linked to a case (a problem) to be able to have an history of this single problem. It's made for this purpose in every IT service, they didn't send you a nice mail full of useless nice numbers only for your pleasure (irony inside ^^)
It is also certainly written in the mail like 'use this number for further contacts....'. If not, this is an issue to fix ;)

Staying stuck to the same original ticket number, instead of multiplying problems, will surely improve a lot the resolution of each single case.

It's easy to do : keep it in your mailbox, and always *reply* to the last mail for further contacts on the same problem... This will make a discussion causing an evolution in the resolution of the issue, instead of creating a lot of new cases flooding the support and cry after that IT is 'not reactive'.
 
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