Over the last year and a half, I ran up a fairly large balance in my heritage account, and in the fall (2023) I began making withdrawals. I successfully withdrew about a third of the balance.
Last month (January 2024), I was told that my account had been "deemed inactive as there has been no activity since November" (in fact, I had been placing regular withdrawals during that period) and that my account was "under investigation by our Fraud and Risk Management Department."
The customer service email has not given any substantive responses to my requests for an explanation and a timeframe for when the account will be re-opened, Their replies have all been very short messages such as, "You will need to wait longer."
I have followed up with them about once per week. During the last week, I have stopped getting replies at all. This is extremely frustrating/worrying as this is a large (high five figure) balance, and I do not know what I should do to try to initiate withdrawals again. I have already completed all of the KYC process, and I have offered to talk with them or provide anything else they need. I would appreciate any suggestions.
Last month (January 2024), I was told that my account had been "deemed inactive as there has been no activity since November" (in fact, I had been placing regular withdrawals during that period) and that my account was "under investigation by our Fraud and Risk Management Department."
The customer service email has not given any substantive responses to my requests for an explanation and a timeframe for when the account will be re-opened, Their replies have all been very short messages such as, "You will need to wait longer."
I have followed up with them about once per week. During the last week, I have stopped getting replies at all. This is extremely frustrating/worrying as this is a large (high five figure) balance, and I do not know what I should do to try to initiate withdrawals again. I have already completed all of the KYC process, and I have offered to talk with them or provide anything else they need. I would appreciate any suggestions.