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I've got coworkers and a friend who have been contacting coinbase for ~months because their funds have just disappeared into the ether. Deposited money, nothin
by dmoy 9y ago
I've got coworkers and a friend who have been contacting coinbase for ~months because their funds have just disappeared into the ether. Deposited money, nothing showed up in their account. Apparently it's common, and they're just supposed to wait longer. I would guess that this is because just like you said, it has problems and is still maturing. But - doesn't that mean that coinbase could just off their accounts?
- joering2 9y ago1) They should be buying with their credit card. Visa and MasterCard + Amex will not make any issues giving your money back through a chargeback dispute. Virtual Coins are NOT tangible assets; hence Coinbase can do shit to proof they delivered you the "goods" (main reason why a dispute will be favorable to them, not you the customers) 2) Talk with the few layers in Bay Area. I believe there is a class-action lawsuit brewing and they just need more voices to add. I seen ad/clicked and read through but somehow unable to find it now :( I am sure calling few lawyers that deal with class actions (Law firm from PayPal lawsuit?) will help you guide through the right direction. Good luck.
- megous 9y agoCoinbase != bitcoin so the same benefits don't apply.
- sowbug 9y agoCoinbase is a bridge between dollars and bitcoin. That's why it has all the AML/KYC hassles of an ordinary bank. Once you cross the bridge, though, your bitcoin is all under your control.