Hi [email],
On Oct 28, 2013 you purchased [amnt] BTC via bank transfer for $[amnt].
Unfortunately, we have decided to cancel this order because it appears to be high risk. We do not send out any bitcoins on high risk transactions, and your bank account will not be charged.
Please understand that we do this to keep the community safe and avoid fraudulent transactions. Apologies if you are one of the good users who gets caught up in this preventitive measure - we don't get it right 100% of the time, but we need to be cautious when it comes to preventing fraud.
You may have more luck trying again in a few weeks. Best of luck and thank you for trying Coinbase.
Kind regards,
The Coinbase Team
Let me explain the situation with my Coinbase account.
- I bought Bitcoins on a low, a significant amount lower than it is now.
- I have verified TWO bank accounts (obviously the account from which I made the supposedly "fraudulent" transaction), and even completed a transfer from the other one.
- I have verified my identity, with the same name as that on the bank account from which I just tried to complete the transaction which was canceled.
- I waited SEVEN DAYS
- The
other bank account, with a
different name than the one that I used to verify my account, that transaction went through fine.
- The difference? Last time, the Bitcoin price went DOWN. This time, the bitcoin price went UP.
Seriously, is there ANY legitimate reason for this to be occurring?