Transfer Market Ban
Hello everyone,
I am writing this post to share my situation and hopefully get some guidance or visibility from a Community Manager regarding a Transfer Market ban on my FC 26 account, which I am certain is a false positive.
What happened:
Recently, I took a break from the game due to a lack of motivation. Upon returning, I wanted to catch up and work on some Evolutions. To get quick liquidity, I made around 10 to 12 public sales on the market, listing them about 5% to 10% below the current Futbin price so they would sell instantly.
This included one Alaba card (bought for under 100k and sold after playing just 1 match because I didn't like how he felt in-game) and a few common gold cards (all worth less than 10k each). This generated a small influx of about 50k–60k coins. Shortly after, my account was permanently banned for alleged "coin distribution".
Why this makes absolutely no sense:
Contrary to Coin Selling: A coin distributor transfers coins out of an account by purchasing cheap cards for their maximum price. I did the exact opposite: I sold normal cards cheaper than their value to get fast coins.
The Coin Flow Proves Innocence: Right after generating those 50k–60k coins from the quick sales, I immediately spent over 100,000 coins directly inside the game on Evolutions (untradeable upgrades). My total balance only ever fluctuated between 150k and 200k.
No Violations: I have never used external bots, sniping tools, or engaged in real-money transactions.
It seems the automated anti-cheat algorithm mistakenly flagged a normal casual behavior (panic selling a player after 1 game + liquidating cheap gold cards after inactivity) as suspicious.
I have already submitted an official dispute ticket. Could a Community Manager please look into this or escalate my case for a proper manual human review?
Thank you for your time.
