Payment issues and US vendors

[garbanzo]

Hello!

I've been placing orders, but when it comes to making payments, I tried numerous attempts via coinbase and I'm getting all messages saying my BTC or USDC couldn't be completed. Anyone else having these issues? If so, do you know a workaround? Many thanks in advance!

 

[jjjjjjjjj]

Hello!

I've been placing orders, but when it comes to making payments, I tried numerous attempts via coinbase and I'm getting all messages saying my BTC or USDC couldn't be completed. Anyone else having these issues? If so, do you know a workaround? Many thanks in advance!

Try sending it from Ç0ìñbã$€ to your own separ@tê wällêt (Cäkë or €lêçtrüm are good) then sending to the vêñd0r from there

 

[Gulp2788]

Best not to send anything via exchanges, better to send to a personal wallet (ideally in xmr but use whatever the vend0r wants). Keeps you and the v3nd0r safer and also won't flag your exchange wallet with suspicious transactions if it sends over a poisoned node.

 

[Mammasboi123]

Hello!

I've been placing orders, but when it comes to making payments, I tried numerous attempts via coinbase and I'm getting all messages saying my BTC or USDC couldn't be completed. Anyone else having these issues? If so, do you know a workaround? Many thanks in advance!

A longggg time ago, I was banned from Cõïnbäsě because I was naive, and unknowingly sending coins to what’s assumed to be fläggēd accts.

As @jjjjjjjjj and @Gulp2788 already mentioned, do not ever send funds directly from an èxchángè (i.e. Cõïnbäsě) to a vêndǒr.

Always send to a personal wallet (myself and many others here prefer Cake Wallet).

I would also suggest you check out some of the OPSEC posts on DBG. There’s tons of good material to help improve your safety.
-MB