about 1 month ago - EA_Mako - Direct link

Hey @Afflickted_n5er,

 

We have a bit more information about this situation in our Apex Coins article here, however the only situation where your Apex Coins will go into the negative is when you receive a refund or issue a chargeback for the payment method originally used to purchase those Apex Coins.   In that situation, the equivalent amount of Apex Coins will be removed from your account. If your account does not have a sufficient amount of Apex coins to cover this removal however, then your balance will go into the negative for the remaining amount.
Depending on when the refund/chargeback was received, there may be a processing period before the funds return to your bank account.
If you did not personally request a refund/chargeback, you may want to check with anyone else who uses your account or with the owner of the bank account used (if it is not you) in case they requested this.  Mako.png
12 days ago - EA_Mako - Direct link
Hi @pixlheart,

If you have a negative coin balance, that means a refund was provided but your account had already spent the coins.

If you didn't request the refund, you'll want to check with Microsoft or anyone else who may have had access to the account to make that request on your behalf.

Any coins added to the account in the future would go towards repaying that negative value before being available for use on the account. Mako.png