They could be more helpful though than just saying "it's too blurry". The OP just went and did it all again. FIVE TIMES, and he DID try different contrasts. Maybe he was abusive because of the COST of having this done. He is probably charged for ALL SIX copies he has already made, yet he is just told "go and do it again".
The question is WHY are they too blurry. Most likely it is because public facilities are poorly maintained, and produce poorer copies in general. A digital photo IS better at producing a decent image, yet hardly gets a mention as an alternative. Calling it a "faxback form" doesn't help either, since this is the WORST POSSIBLE way to get a clear copy of a PICTURE. Faxes were originally designed for TEXT, which is why performance tends to be poor with pictures. Public fax machines also suffer from poor maintenance.
A basic cellphone could probably take a good enough image even with the basic camera that often comes with them.
"Proof of employment" can be pretty vague. What exactly DOES prove employment? Each employer does things differently, some don't even issue "paperwork" as such where the jobs are low skilled such as "flipping burgers". Some don't even HAVE a full time job, and there is currently NO requirement in the terms that state you must be employed in order to play there. There IS a term banning students, so proof that you are NOT a student should be enough. A bank statement should be good enough for this, as it will show ANY kind of income, even if NOT from traditional full time employment. It will also indicate it's source, even if vaguely.
It seems there have been a rash of cases recently based on Club World asking for proof of employment. This possibility really SHOULD be in the terms, so that players know that they might be asked to provide this.
For the industry as a whole, players need better advice on how to get CLEAR copies of their documents so that they don't suffer from casinos rejecting their efforts. Documents often look clear to players, but maybe this has more to do with them knowing what's on them, rather than them being able to read them clearly. Science has shown that the process of seeing is quite complicated, and what one person can "clearly see" has another person struggling to make out.
To boost the credibility of their documents, players should consider having a photo of them holding their ID pre-prepared too. This is increasingly being requested as an alternative to "notarised copies". They should also store these images, since they could be requested by another casino, or even by the SAME casino at a later date. "expired" images should be replaced on a regular basis.
Where players have to go "into town" to get this done, see if they can have the images made digitally, and placed on a CD or Flash drive. This avoids having to fax them, and also means they are available for the next time such a request comes along.
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