Quote from: tiredofscams on May 22, 2017, 07:30:02 PM

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Quote from: evok3d on May 22, 2017, 04:38:52 PM

Some a small advice to those waiting for their payment or any transfer within a blockchain based platform; Once a transaction has been recorded onto the blockchain, even without confirmations, it will be recorded indefinitely. You cannot reverse a transaction without forking the entire chain, but that is not easily achievable. So once you have the transaction ID, rest assured it is on its way. Otherwise blockchain would be like a database.

Anyways, just thought to put that there because a lot of comments were spent on re-assuring people that the transaction will come through.

If it does take long, there should be more nodes online, so keep a wallet open and put it in node mode.

I leave my wallet always open with the hope of getting my coins

Can you make me understand why three coins have to come to me right away, but my 28,000 tesla do not even exist with id transaction? Even if I entered a wrong or invalid address on cryptopia, with id transaction would not be on the blockchain?

Because I entered the right address. That's only answer I have right now. When you insert right address it's almost instant. It takes 30 minutes too fully confirm. I tried to send it without last 3 digits. But I was unable to no matter what. Only way to send it is full address.

I don't know how cryptopia is able to send it but not me.

Here is what I want to say the address I put on cryptopia is the same as what I gave to you so if there were no three cryptopic letters it could not send and did not have a transaction id. So who is the problem? Blockchain or cryptopia?

This is seriously strange, I would say neither of them, blockchain rules have been explained to you already above and I honestly doubt Cryptopia would do something like that intentional. Please wait for RW's answer, as he surely contacted Cryptopia.

Griffith?

look this

did I do something wrong?