[my BCH are also gone from my core wallet]

Hello.
Can someone help a bit ?

I had BCH in a "core" type wallet (bitcoin ABC)

I knew I had a few BCH when the SV fork was made, so:

- I went to bitcoin abc wallet, I exported the private keys
- I went to Coinomi mobile wallet, under my bitcoin SV wallet I used their "sweep" function and typed my private keys
- Transacitons confirmed and I got the amount of BCH inside my SV wallet.
- I saw that when importing the keys, it basically made a transaction, mobile wallet created a new SV address where funds where received

Now... my BCH are also gone from my core wallet. Exact same transactions that were sent to SV. What the heck happen ? What did I do wrong ?
I was expecting to have both BCH and SV.

[IdType unauthorized]

I thought this is a legit business but I doubt it now, it looks like they try to make a profit by holding user's money.

I deposited a relatively small amount of BTC, not much but these were literary my only money, they accepted it without a problem, when I tried to withdraw to EUR or to send it to another BTC address, now they claim I need to be verified.

Fair enough, for my country they list national ID as a valid document, I have that, I keep it in front of the camera, good light and all, tried also with all their apps (android, ios, etc), all saying "IdType unauthorized".

I contacted them, they said there is nothing they can do if I cannot verify. I would gladly manually provide the documents to them but they refuse to accept that.

They also told me on a Reddit topic that I should refrain from posting on other mediums about this. Who does that ? Scammers that want to keep scamming other people.

I also saw another user's acount being blocked after he complained about a similar situation and he wrote reviews about this.

I am a honest customer with valid documents and I try to act reasonable to verify my account, yet they refuse to help me and they keep my money.

My ticket id with them: Ticket-ID (289155).

[NU]

Am placa de baza Gigabyte H110 D3A si NU foloseam cele doua mufe de "AUX" power langa sloturile de PCI-e pe placa de baza.
Azi am avut ceva probleme si am observat ca s-a topit o mufa de curent in sursa, mufa care merge catre riser/sata.

Intrebare: daca conectez acele doua mufe de AUX pe placa de baza, va fi mai putin solicitata acea mufa care s-a topit ? (de la sursa catre riser) sau voi incalzi sursa si mai mult pentru ca genereaza curent si pentru cele doua mufe de AUX ?

Mufa topita dadea defapt curent la 3 risere, placile sunt GTX 1070.