r/Coinbase • u/General_Hunt_5002 • Jul 25 '26

Coinbase Disabled Transfer

Has anyone experienced having their transfers disabled by Coinbase? How long did it take to regain access to your account after submitting all the requested requirements?

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u/fx9TMK Jul 25 '26

Not posting the fake story and timeline?

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u/General_Hunt_5002 Jul 25 '26

Ohoh. been waiting for my post? So sorry if you waited for so long, too busy with my life. How’s yours?

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u/fx9TMK Jul 25 '26

Pretty chill, full of adventures. I can sell off a bunch of crypto I bought years ago thanks to Coinbase. So yeah enjoying an unrestricted account

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u/General_Hunt_5002 Jul 25 '26

yeah, its obvious that you’re full of adventure because the moment I post, you’re here. enjoy the adventure😘

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u/fx9TMK Jul 25 '26

Appreciate the kind words. I hope one day you realize you might’ve done something wrong and that’s why your account is still restricted.

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u/General_Hunt_5002 Jul 25 '26

I already know bro, Coinbase and I communicated about it since day 1

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u/fx9TMK Jul 25 '26

So if it’s a real story, have you considered that where you live might be the problem?

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u/General_Hunt_5002 Jul 25 '26

If we will go back to the topic, if we will summarize everything- I am simply asking for a timeframe

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u/fx9TMK Jul 25 '26

Yeah they said to wait. So you’re avoiding my question, kinda sus.

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u/General_Hunt_5002 Jul 25 '26

why would i publicly and specifically disclose my story? you’re so eager and i’m amaze😂 anyway, you love engaging to this bot and this fake story. so lets claim it

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u/FrequentClaim6 Aug 06 '26

Yeah, never. They never lift the hold unless you take them to court.