Hi peoplefolk. I seem to remember seeing a post somewhere in the forums from someone saying their coinbase account was closed after they tried to send money to A. Would it be advisable to use a different wallet to send bitcoin to A? I don't remember where this post was and I can't seem to find it. It seems unlikely to me that sending bitcoin to A from coinbase would set off enough of a red flag to warrant closing an account, but if I do this, I don't want to take any chances.
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I haven't heard that, but using a different wallet isn't hard, so better safe than sorry.
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You can start with Coinbase, but send through a tumbler to a software wallet on your device.Similar threads
