ahoteinrun wrote:
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They consider any case closed, in my experience.
But thats only your experience.
My own experience after I was frozen, was that they were very willing to listen to what I had to say. And they did unfreeze me.
*shrugs*
If it's been so long though, I don't know how much of a chance you may have. The best you can do is keep trying until you get a definate answer from them.
I agree with ahoteinrun. You need to remember that the staff members are human beings and probably work very hard for the money they make.
Both my husband and my daughter's accounts were unfairly frozen at different times for different reasons. But, both were unfrozen within days of writing letters to the staff. And, in my daughter's case, two staff members emailed me with a personal response about the situation.
Maybe some of it has to do with the way you write the letter. No anger, no finger-pointing. Mistakes happen and you want to point out that the mistake made in freezing your account was in error and you need to do that in a logical and sincere way.
You need to first get the staff to see you as a real person. Then you need to show them that you are a person that should be believed. Then you need to argue your case to show that you did nothing wrong. And, finally, you need to be understanding of the staff and treat them with respect. It never hurts to be nice.
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