Quote from: tennis on January 24, 2017, 07:15:01 PM

Quote from: unholycactus on January 24, 2017, 07:12:41 PM

My mistake then. I thought the original transaction was taken directly from LocalBitcoins. If it was from the blockchain wallet, you should look into that instead.

OK, so basically I just sent from my blockchain wallet and it did something I haven't seen before... it kept sending the bitcoin from address to address even though i was divvying out the original .225 i had received.

https://blockchain.info/tx/06c7db81c3b6b2f41014b7ad3ba56f6b5ccf8cae9634f0cba656ffddde3a6031
https://blockchain.info/tx/b74e6489fd86088a9efa07d99572d27e43989204ec9f4d6f1f458d606825d4c1
https://blockchain.info/tx/c443b87c82a398a1ac98355278e76d6b542cb4a67c7f7db962d3720955d0935d
https://blockchain.info/tx/bf82c5382eed772c91f92bea966d46645f84a2c5ec0d50536a379bb6c8c8389d
https://blockchain.info/tx/cfe5d2168182b20cedddc562bb2e10b767c414ec34c02388ad0c445490d5b95a

First one is for .027, so is that the one that's holding the rest up? Will each one in succession have this problem as well or will they all confirm once the first .027 send confirms?

Since all of those are using the same fee, tx #2 to #5 might still have to wait after the first one is confirmed.
If you want them all to confirm all at once you'll have to push all of them to the accelerator or ask QS/macbook-air to push all of them.