I don't believe the merchant got the funds from coinbase yet. I've emailed them like franky1 suggested and will update this thread (with hopefully useful info).
Thanks
Topic: cancel transaction (Read 671 times)
With coinbase, if you send coins to the address that has expired then the coins still go to the merchant. They just don't payout to banks automatically. The merchant will receive an email about a expired transaction and will receive the coins. The purpose of expiring the transactions is to prevent people from locking in a price and then waiting for the price of btc to go down and make a quick and easy buck on coinbase. When coinbase shows your price and the amount that of btc to send then coinbase is guaranteeing the price for 15 minutes no matter how hard the market crashes or rises. The merchant has your coins... Sounds like they are trying to pull one over you... I'd contact them and then coinbase about the matter.
http://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/articles/1544747-what-happens-if-a-merchant-payment-window-expires-
http://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/articles/1544747-what-happens-if-a-merchant-payment-window-expires-
you cant, you have to contact coinbase to get them to give the funds to the merchant. tell coinbase the name of the merchant you dealt with, tell them the address you sent it to
Hello,
I've tried to read how to cancel transactions but seem to find differing suggestions. Seems like the restoring the wallet was the only one that made sense to me. Here is my issue:
I sent BC to an address that expired before I could send (they give you 15 min, but I was too slow with my offline computer, blah blah).
Anyway, I broadcasted and now up to 9 confirmations - but the merchant emailed that the transaction expired (going through coinbase).
How do I cancel my transaction so I get my BC back?
Thank you!
I've tried to read how to cancel transactions but seem to find differing suggestions. Seems like the restoring the wallet was the only one that made sense to me. Here is my issue:
I sent BC to an address that expired before I could send (they give you 15 min, but I was too slow with my offline computer, blah blah).
Anyway, I broadcasted and now up to 9 confirmations - but the merchant emailed that the transaction expired (going through coinbase).
How do I cancel my transaction so I get my BC back?
Thank you!
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