Quote from: bison on May 03, 2019, 02:06:09 AM

Quote from: Thirdspace on May 03, 2019, 01:06:03 AM

Quote from: i_am_viral on March 05, 2019, 01:37:46 AM

I copied the address from Bhc address from Coinbase, pasted to blockchain.info and clicked send

Quote from: FinneysTrueVision on May 02, 2019, 06:20:20 AM

It is possible that you accidentally copied a Bitcoin address instead of BCH. Coinbase uses p2sh Segwit addresses for Bitcoin and the address you sent to is also p2sh. When converted to legacy format the address is 3L8yHKLYoFJYSjj6XVwYpDJ5upHV8giwnp. You might want to check if that matches one of your BTC addresses on Coinbase.

that is possible what happened to OP, unconsciously copied and pasted a BTC address
@OP can you check whether 3L8yH... is one of your BTC receiving addresses on coinbase?
or might as well contact coinbase support and ask whether BTC address 3L8yH... belongs to them
and explain to them you may have mistakenly sent BCH to your coinbase's BTC deposit address

I think when you make a mistake when sending funds in the form of cryptocurrency or bitcoin to the wrong address then it will not be possible to make a refund, because I have experienced it like that and have contacted support but did not give good results. for the OP there is nothing wrong with trying. hopefully the assets can come back.

before withdraw usually exchanges always give a warning to us to check again our purpose address.and if we still wrong while fill it, i think this is silly mistake.we should not make mistakes on this.