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I have three coupons worth $425.  Message me.

Thanks. 

I agree with you that Coinbase Has the BTC and owes me.  With that said, below is my message to Coinbase with tx history. 

"Thanks you for your email. The Coinbase support link do not help with my unique situation.  I've provided all the information that I have a my disposal.  My recommendation is for you to follow the transaction.  In short, I sent two bitcoin to an address from Coinbase on Nov 2016.  The person  returned the two bitcoin to me on Nov 2017 using the same sent address (aka hot address) from Coinbase.  I have yet to resolve this issue.  The links below are the two transactions for your reference".

https://www.coinbase.com/accounts/f1e08e66-6f38-5719-8939-452950f1029d/transactions/ab836c3c-c6af-5179-8bf6-75fe8c6eac70


https://blockchain.info/tx/db3d3d44226fb444ee6bb9a66cbd0a46e84cd5b5962bde78a97ba88cc46aee48


The person used the same address that I sent from (hot address).

1A8GjjLjypGRhZANRgEL6FiYZTqA4hrvDh

Thank for your help.

All,

Wondering if this community can help.  Someone sent me BTC to my Coinbase account using the input address (send from address) instead of the receive address.  I've contacted Coinbase tech support with no success.  I even blasted them on Twitter, to deaf ears. Any advise is appreciated.

Personally, I've supported P2Pool for years running my own node and merge mined 8 other coins.  I did not pay any transaction fees.  Unfortunately, in order to be sustainable, I need to be at >50pHs.