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Leave coinbase alone
What's a good alternative to Coinbase? In regard to withdrawing money to PayPal or a bank
It's an easy point of entry..
And supposedly the industry standardIt's an easy point of entry..
It's an easy point of entry..
Use Bitstamp. Coinbase and their limits cost folks money(I'm biased because their limits fucked me). Not to mention they MIGHT make it difficult to withdraw. I got back in this game May/June and wish I knew how easy Bitstamp was compared to Coinbase.
And to pull money out. Look at Bitpay card.
Let them learn to the hard way..
It's an easy point of entry..
At this point in time coinbase owes hundreds of millions to ppl who had btc in coinbase because they STOLE their bcc.
don't fuck with a company that would do that. before sure go ahead and mess with coinbase. as soon as the crypto world started blowing up they showed their true colors
With that being said, it's still the easiest way to get into crypto. (IMHO)...
Speaking of Coinbase
http:// https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/coinbase-complaints-have-increased-4700-so-far-in-2017/
Coinbase Complaints Have Increased 4,700% (So Far) in 2017
Josiah Wilmoth on 02/09/2017
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The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has experienced a dramatic rise in virtual currency-related consumer complaint reports in 2017. The majority of these complaints name Coinbase, one of the most widely-used U.S. cryptocurrency exchanges.
Virtual Currency Consumer Complaints on the Rise
Cryptocurrency prices have exploded in 2017, sparking increased media attention and public interest in this burgeoning industry. According to a report from LendEDU, virtual currency-related consumer complaints are rising as well; in fact, they’re on pace to increase nearly 6,000% from 2016 levels. In 2016, CFPB received just seven complaints tagged “virtual currency.” Through August 26, the CFBP had received 277 complaints listed under this category and that number is on track to end the year at 425.
That said, the CFPB receives hundreds of thousands of complaints every year, so these numbers remain minuscule.
Coinbase Complaints Surge 4,700%
The worst offender, based on the volume of complaints in the CFPB database, is Coinbase. Last year, only six consumers complained to the CFPB about the San Francisco-based exchange. As of August 26, that number had swelled to 288 in 2017 (consumers often tag these complaints as “bank account” rather than virtual currency). This is a year-to-date increase of 4,700%, and the CFPB is on pace to receive another 154 Coinbase-related complaints by the end of the year.
Chart from LendEDU
Many of these complaints stem from the chronic outages the exchange experienced earlier this year during periods of intense market volatility. The outages coincided with dramatic declines in the bitcoin and ethereum prices, and Coinbase attributed them to high traffic levels. Indeed, the exchange has seen a surge in consumer demand, and it has sometimes struggled to scale quickly enough.
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The bitcoin cash hard fork also created a public relations headache for the exchange. At first, Coinbase said it would not support bitcoin cash and that users must withdraw their coins before the fork if they wanted to receive a BCH air drop. However, some users complained they were unable to withdraw their coins in time, and others threatened to sue the company for the bitcoin cash. Eventually, the company reversed its decision and said it will integrate bitcoin cash support by January 2018, but some users continue to balk at having to wait that long to receive their coins.
Finally, users have complained that the company does not always respond to support tickets in a timely manner. However, CEO Brian Armstrong says the company has committed to using part of the $100 million it raised during its latest round of funding to expand its customer support team.
http:// https://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/coinbase-complaints-have-increased-4700-so-far-in-2017/
Coinbase Complaints Have Increased 4,700% (So Far) in 2017
Josiah Wilmoth on 02/09/2017
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The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has experienced a dramatic rise in virtual currency-related consumer complaint reports in 2017. The majority of these complaints name Coinbase, one of the most widely-used U.S. cryptocurrency exchanges.
Virtual Currency Consumer Complaints on the Rise
Cryptocurrency prices have exploded in 2017, sparking increased media attention and public interest in this burgeoning industry. According to a report from LendEDU, virtual currency-related consumer complaints are rising as well; in fact, they’re on pace to increase nearly 6,000% from 2016 levels. In 2016, CFPB received just seven complaints tagged “virtual currency.” Through August 26, the CFBP had received 277 complaints listed under this category and that number is on track to end the year at 425.
That said, the CFPB receives hundreds of thousands of complaints every year, so these numbers remain minuscule.
Coinbase Complaints Surge 4,700%
The worst offender, based on the volume of complaints in the CFPB database, is Coinbase. Last year, only six consumers complained to the CFPB about the San Francisco-based exchange. As of August 26, that number had swelled to 288 in 2017 (consumers often tag these complaints as “bank account” rather than virtual currency). This is a year-to-date increase of 4,700%, and the CFPB is on pace to receive another 154 Coinbase-related complaints by the end of the year.
Chart from LendEDU
Many of these complaints stem from the chronic outages the exchange experienced earlier this year during periods of intense market volatility. The outages coincided with dramatic declines in the bitcoin and ethereum prices, and Coinbase attributed them to high traffic levels. Indeed, the exchange has seen a surge in consumer demand, and it has sometimes struggled to scale quickly enough.
Advertisement:
The bitcoin cash hard fork also created a public relations headache for the exchange. At first, Coinbase said it would not support bitcoin cash and that users must withdraw their coins before the fork if they wanted to receive a BCH air drop. However, some users complained they were unable to withdraw their coins in time, and others threatened to sue the company for the bitcoin cash. Eventually, the company reversed its decision and said it will integrate bitcoin cash support by January 2018, but some users continue to balk at having to wait that long to receive their coins.
Finally, users have complained that the company does not always respond to support tickets in a timely manner. However, CEO Brian Armstrong says the company has committed to using part of the $100 million it raised during its latest round of funding to expand its customer support team.
anyone up on NoLimit Coin?
I'm hoping my CCC can recover some of my funds about $2500Speaking of Coinbase
Coinbase Complaints Have Increased 4,700% (So Far) in 2017
Josiah Wilmoth on 02/09/2017
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The U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) has experienced a dramatic rise in virtual currency-related consumer complaint reports in 2017. The majority of these complaints name Coinbase, one of the most widely-used U.S. cryptocurrency exchanges.
Virtual Currency Consumer Complaints on the Rise
Cryptocurrency prices have exploded in 2017, sparking increased media attention and public interest in this burgeoning industry. According to a report from LendEDU, virtual currency-related consumer complaints are rising as well; in fact, they’re on pace to increase nearly 6,000% from 2016 levels. In 2016, CFPB received just seven complaints tagged “virtual currency.” Through August 26, the CFBP had received 277 complaints listed under this category and that number is on track to end the year at 425.
That said, the CFPB receives hundreds of thousands of complaints every year, so these numbers remain minuscule.
Coinbase Complaints Surge 4,700%
The worst offender, based on the volume of complaints in the CFPB database, is Coinbase. Last year, only six consumers complained to the CFPB about the San Francisco-based exchange. As of August 26, that number had swelled to 288 in 2017 (consumers often tag these complaints as “bank account” rather than virtual currency). This is a year-to-date increase of 4,700%, and the CFPB is on pace to receive another 154 Coinbase-related complaints by the end of the year.
Chart from LendEDU
Many of these complaints stem from the chronic outages the exchange experienced earlier this year during periods of intense market volatility. The outages coincided with dramatic declines in the bitcoin and ethereum prices, and Coinbase attributed them to high traffic levels. Indeed, the exchange has seen a surge in consumer demand, and it has sometimes struggled to scale quickly enough.
Advertisement:
The bitcoin cash hard fork also created a public relations headache for the exchange. At first, Coinbase said it would not support bitcoin cash and that users must withdraw their coins before the fork if they wanted to receive a BCH air drop. However, some users complained they were unable to withdraw their coins in time, and others threatened to sue the company for the bitcoin cash. Eventually, the company reversed its decision and said it will integrate bitcoin cash support by January 2018, but some users continue to balk at having to wait that long to receive their coins.
Finally, users have complained that the company does not always respond to support tickets in a timely manner. However, CEO Brian Armstrong says the company has committed to using part of the $100 million it raised during its latest round of funding to expand its customer support team.
if you need any help let me know
Thank you brother.
Was thinking about throwing a hundred off the video in the OP and giving it a shot.
Opening a new, separate account to use for this.
Will definitely reach out to you should any questions come up, which I'm sure they will.
Respect.
respect
LOL...may be i should have started on the last page and read backwards...I just signed up for coinbase..made a purchase..lol
Im on page 255 lol
Yea been up
He's a smart man and the coin is real and will hold even more value in the future guaranteed
Too high of a buy in for me at this point but the price will go up.
Anyone have a list of terms beginners should be familiar with before they jump in? Thanks
Last I checked, Reggie has ownership over most of the coins and there isn't even a whitepaper. I want him to succeed but I'm str8.
In understand the brothers brillance on his understanding but being brillant doesnt make you a good businessman. he needs to be able to convey his idea to lay people bc thats where his power base will be in the near future. He needs to be able to convey his intentions bc there are too many scammers these days trying to get over...or maybe he needs a team to help him develop his product more bc right now, veritaseum has lost half of its value....but it could be an idea that is ahead of its time....dunno. BUT either Reggie needs to ut out more information than random video without guidance and it doesnt inspire confidence in him without the industry standard whitepaper, road map, or recognized team members helping him.
All the red that's been happening. This is a good one for what it's like in the Crypto world and how quickly cats get used to it.
Get your wallets ready. It's time to buy this week.
Reason: https://www.cnbc.com/2017/09/04/chi...rough-initial-coin-offerings-report-says.html and the market is panicking more.
Hopefully BTC tanks to 2K or close to that figure.
Reason: https://www.cnbc.com/2017/09/04/chi...rough-initial-coin-offerings-report-says.html and the market is panicking more.
Hopefully BTC tanks to 2K or close to that figure.
Looks like it's going to get worse...
All the red that's been happening. This is a good one for what it's like in the Crypto world and how quickly cats get used to it.
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g to
china bans all ICOs neo tanking!!!!
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