Wow!  That's wonder news!!!  Thanks for the update

Thanks for confirming the sad truth.  I was planning to lock the BCH away anyway.  Hopefully someone can step up to the plate an do a service like this.  Can anyone who mine BCH do this or does it need to be a relatively large pool?  I'm still noob to how mining works

Hi GBT_User:  I'm having the same problem.  Did you ever recover your BCH?

I'm in the same boat as VenderFee.  I sent BCH to a Segwit BTC address that starts with a 3.  I can't seem to get access to my wallet despite being able to regenerate the private key with the bit39 converter.  I also tried recreating the BTC wallet and then get the private key for that address (which was different than the private key from the bit39 converter) but I was not able to restore my wallet with those private keys using both Electron Cash and Exodus

If anyone have experience with this, it would be awesome if we can put together a sticky since I'm sure this happens to a lot of people, specially the Nano S users since the UI is terrible.  It makes you think you're in the BCH wallet but you're really in the BTC wallet unless you manually change the blockchain in settings.

Thanks in advance and god bless

Wow I can see how other folks are doing this too.  It's entirely frustrating and I just spent the last 8 waking hours on it with no luck.

Hopefully I can provide some insights here that can put you in the right direction.  It's gotten me CLOSE but still no cigars.

From my research, if your BTC wallet starts with a 1, then it's a classic wallet.  In that case you're in luck.  Simply obtain the private key and use Electron Cash or Exodus to import the private key.

If your BTC wallet starts with a 3, from my research which I hope is wrong, then it's a segwit wallet, in which case you'll need a miner's help to track down the wallet and transfer it to the right wallet for you.

For me, I'm using a Ledger Nano S.  The BTC wallet was a segwit wallet that starts with a 3.  I've used a BIP39 converter (https://github.com/iancoleman/bip39) to get my private key from my seed phrase.  I was able to track down the address and private key after messing with the converter's settings.  For Ledger Nano S, you have to use BIP49 Derivation Path on this converter... or you can use BIP32 with derivation path: m/49'/0'/0'/0

So I've gotten a private key here but I can't seem to import it with neither exodus nor electron cash.  When I import it with the private key, I get an entirely different wallet address, one that starts with a 1 and not a 3.  =(

Next I figured I'll import the wallets via Electrum and get the private keys that way because who knows, they may be different.  GENIUS!  So created a new wallet using the master private key (Account Extended Private Key on the BIP39 converter) and voila!  FOUND THE WALLET! But of course the balance is zero because it's a BTC wallet and not a BCH wallet.  So I found this tutorial from exodus (http://support.exodus.io/article/156-ive-sent-bitcoin-cash-to-my-bitcoin-address) that shows you how to access BCH sent to a BTC address. 

I extracted my private key from Electrum (the one with my bitcoin address) and compared it to the private key I got from the BIP39 converter and they are different!  Why is that?  Same address different private keys.  At anyrate,  I took this private key and tried to restore it with Exodus but it gave me a "invalid token" error.

That's as far as I got.  I found my private keys - 2 of them.  1 from the BIP39 converter and 1 from the BTC wallet after being able to access it with the master private key from the BIP39 converter.  These 2 are different.  I also converted my WIF private key to compressed WIF and tried that but could not access that wallet.  So I have 3 different private keys, all for the same address but I still can't access my wallet =(

Any help here is appreciated.  Thank you much!