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You will be able to access BCC by importing your private keys to a BCC supported wallet. It will not show your BCC coins on the

Blockchain.info wallet, because they do not support it... Yet. Roll Eyes

https://twitter.com/OneMorePeter/status/891406518561669122?p=v

https://blog.[Suspicious link removed]/2017/07/30/bitcoin-cash-hard-fork-blockchain-users/ I will just sit on this, until the craziness has

passed. Grin

Thank you for your help, should I just leave my funds on blockchain.info? Are my bcc always going to be available for me?

You cannot access any BCC using Blockchain.info, they did not support the hard fork, therefore, you cannot have access to any BCC no matter what you do right now.

I understand, will I ever be able to access my bcc in the future?

Is this a possibility?

I'm a noob but I think the answer is no. After the first block of BCH was made yesterday BTC and BCH officially became separate cryptos. You would have needed to have it on a site hat supported BCH before yesterday morning. Don't feel bad though, I messed up too and didn't move my BTC in time. Live and learn man... here's to the next fork 😂😂