Quote from: Starlight2 on April 23, 2017, 06:42:58 PM

I wanted to send $9 worth of bitcoin through my blockchain wallet and was shocked to be charged a $4 miner fee. I adjusted it a bit using advanced send but was sceptical when the familiar message that it might not be confirmed popped up. I didn't want to risk that so i sent it. It still took 21 hours to be confirmed and i raised a ticket when i discovered $0.04 was displayed as miner fee while $13 was deducted for the whole transaction, meaning $4 was charged. Then why the display of $0.04?
I got an apology as reply and explanation that miner's fee are based on file size of the transaction among other factors and not on the actual value of transfer and the appropriate
miner's fee are automatically included based on dynamic fee calculation.
I wasn't satisfied with the explanation and still could not figure out what went wrong. I have never encountered that since I've been sending through blockchain. I wish someone could really explain this.

Can you show the link of the transaction ID here? There maybe a fault at their end or they charged you a $4 as processing fee where $0.04 as transaction fee is included. Processing fee and transaction fee is different since processing fee goes to the company processing the withdrawal and the transaction fee goes to the miner for confirmation. That pretty much sums the charges of blockchain wallet.

Quote from: Qartada on April 23, 2017, 06:45:20 PM

Your problem is probably that you have accepted many different micropayments from faucets and that high amount of inputs is preventing you from being able to send a transaction with normal fees.

This is not the issue here because if it came from different micro payments, the fee should have adjusted itself and not that $0.04. It is clear that someone is exploiting the fee.

edit: added a reaction to someone's post