Wall Street Funded denied my payout because I had 2 accounts on different IDs

1.I want to share my experience with Wall Street Funded and see if anyone else faced something similar. I purchased two separate $10k challenge accounts using different IDs. I traded both accounts, and one of them successfully passed the challenge. After meeting all the requirements, I requested a payout. However, my payout was rejected. The reason given was that having multiple accounts under different IDs violates their rules. My issue is that this was never made clear to me before purchasing the accounts. If a rule is important enough to deny a payout, it should be clearly visible during registration and before buying a challenge, not discovered only after passing and requesting a payout. I accept responsibility if I broke a rule, but hidden or unclear rules create problems for traders who spend time and money trying to get funded. Has anyone else experienced payout denials for similar reasons with Wall Street Funded or other prop firms? I think firms should be ranked lower when important rules are not clearly communicated to traders from the start. Looking forward to hearing other traders' experiences.