Not too sure but personally i have sent 30k from one account to another and nothing has happened as of yet.

So long as it isn't anything ridiculous then you'll be fine.

Keep it in parts of 25k or less and buy a non-rare discard value gold player.

Bhoy wrote So long as it isn't anything ridiculous then you'll be fine.

Keep it in parts of 25k or less and buy a non-rare discard value gold player.

It's around 200k but I'm not going to do it small batches as that seems even more dodgy.

TSNYC wrote

Bhoy wrote So long as it isn't anything ridiculous then you'll be fine.

Keep it in parts of 25k or less and buy a non-rare discard value gold player.

It's around 200k but I'm not going to do it small batches as that seems even more dodgy.

More dodgy that spending 200k in 1 go on a bronze? You'll get banned straight away.

Just don't do more than 50k in 1 go and don't buy bronzes, if you have time the wait a while before doing another trade.

Up to you really if you want to risk it in 1 go to save time or not.

I'd do it 20K at a time, personally

I think a lot of this is just a threat by EA. I think the only time they may do something is if you were to send over 1mil coins.

I transferred over 700K from one account to another. Just be smart about it, no bronzes or common silver.

I've trasferred 150k between acc's, around 40/50k at a time, just do it with gold players instead of bronze and contracts etc.

Personally I believe EA are bluffing when they say they are going to ban people for transferring or buying coins. I would estimate around 20-25% (possibly more) of everyone who plays Fifa to have transferred coins at least once in the past. Like Depay_ said above, I don't think they will take action for less than a million coins. If they start banning people for silly little amounts then they would only be harming themselves with some of those people not playing fifa ever again. Not saying they are totally bluffing, maybe they would take action for high amounts i.e 1m+. Smaller amounts, I really think not.