Quote from: gosha@e-coin on December 24, 2016, 10:08:27 AM

Quote from: SmartIphone on December 23, 2016, 12:20:33 AM

Quote from: adrian7000 on December 22, 2016, 05:18:34 PM

Today I opened a new ticket for this "Buying bitcoin transaction failed." message. Now support replied that this request has been closed and merged with my request from 2 days ago for the message "your account is blocked. We're checking with the bank." But still no reply on that ticket.

So they close my ticket from today saying they merged it into a ticket from 2 days ago but still don't bother to reply on that ticket

This is some terrible support and as a new user I am not happy with this site at all.

It's a bit surprising that the OP hasn't replied to any user here for a while and as far as I know you aren't the first one.
They have closed many accounts recently and I think that the bank that they incorporate has made this so it is a bit messy to solve this.

what is the number of the ticket in question?

indeed, there are cases we are unable to resolve the issues ourselves (when those are related to the issuing bank, not to E-Coin/Wirex service itself) and have to wait for the bank to reply - sometimes it takes longer than expected

I have received a reply that I need to send my id and a utility bill in order to unblock my account. I will do that.

But I would like to point out that there hasn't been any warning or anything about the need to verify your account if you are withdrawing with paypal. I followed the guide published by YOU here:

https://wirexapp.com/blog/how-to-buy-bitcoins-with-paypal/

To me it seems like your are fishing for people who open accounts in a fake name or for people who don't want to send an ID. You want the people to withdraw the money and then you lock their accounts and ask for documents. You can say it is due to your bank but then there should be a big red warning in your guide which is among first results when googling "How to buy bitcoins with paypal".

I don't see a step in your guide that says "Send documents to verify account." To make it even more obvious you say this in the guide:

"Whats Next?
Congratulations, you have bought bitcoin via PayPal.

Next, we suggest you start verifying your account. Verified accounts have better benefits, such as more funding options and higher limits. "

Which clearly implies you bought bitcoins with paypal BEFORE verifying the account. Clear deception and I don't think you will even reply to this post because what you are doing here is pretty clear.