I wouldn't do this for me as I would like to continue to resolve this in a civil matter.
but because Bitcointalk.org appears in Google search quite often,
and I am genuinely curious if I was the only one who made this mistake or rather ( unintended accident ) or something similar has befallen on someone using Coinbase.
Scam Report Format
Code:
What happened::
Sent Bitcoincash to Coinbase Bitcoin address
Scammers Profile Link:
Billionaire and philanthropist and CEO of Coinbase
https://twitter.com/brian_armstrong?s=09
Reference Link:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.50837576
Amount Scammed:
10.5 Bitcoin cash
Payment Method:
Blockchain to Coinbase Bitcoin cash transaction
Proof of Payment:
1. Transaction hash/ID (only provide the URL to the transaction hash as our system is unable to process screenshots)
https://www.blockchain.com/bch/tx/69fd16f3c65b0ef0f97478ce911c1acc36cadc30ad5e56cbbdc95795aa041993
2. Recipient wallet address (and Destination Tag/Memo, if applicable)
pr994hajwtscfvgcprmak52czn95uyg6gu6kysfpcq
3. Type of cryptocurrency
Bitcoin cash
4. Amount of transaction
10.5
5. Date of transaction
2019.02.24, 19.08PM
PM/Chat Logs:
picture host
Additional Notes:
Now all this wouldn't quality as a Scam report if they wouldn't give back the Bitcoin cash and the Bitcoin cash would of stayed in my inaccessible address, but here is where things go wrong.
Coinbase was the only one who could of accessed that Bitcoin cash wallet and around 4 months later my Bitcoin cash address was accessed and emptied.
And all this wouldn't qualify a scam report against the CEO instead of their Coinbase employee,
but what if I'm not the only one, what if there are many people and they have stolen millions like that instead of doing the right thing and refunding their users ?