Quote from: levathianZ1 on May 23, 2017, 04:14:11 PM

https://blockchain.info/tx/bbcc5b6f881239f1380d426031b159a889d73760e3b387de24beb0d07411e100

The second transaction has an unconfirmed input. Click "Show scripts & coinbase" on that blockchain.info page and it will show as the input with the red letter U next to it.

That unconfirmed input is part of a chain of unconfirmed inputs all sending the same unconfirmed coins through this series of four transactions.

https://blockchain.info/tx/bbcc5b6f881239f1380d426031b159a889d73760e3b387de24beb0d07411e100
https://blockchain.info/tx/28ea48e7565ee35ce0e193ccc3c903fc589a7b735879654810be728f6a447fbf
https://blockchain.info/tx/c8d34b10b7ae4e140e457b7af9fa0db980a95591ccf0b63a7f9bf740276e9893
https://blockchain.info/tx/deebbb3f184ad9c1cabbf90f5fd17d69a4d81355c14cd956fcf5ac05c081f4bd

The free viabtc service won't accept transactions with unconfirmed inputs. If you want to use it you will first have to submit all those four transactions starting from the bottom of the list and working upwards. After that it will accept your transaction.

Also your transaction only pays a fee rate of 199.082 sat/B, and https://bitcoinfees.21.co/ shows you need to pay a rate of 330 satoshis/byte for fast confirmations today.

If you are using an electrum wallet to receive the coins you could do a child pays for parent transaction with a very high fee to get that chain of transactions confirmed.

There's a guide explaining how to do it here.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1916963.msg19015496#msg19015496

Your second transaction also has one unconfirmed input.

https://blockchain.info/tx/1b73042555d5655066ca921802b392e2d1c4772fd61c589a1d8df11a600294e0?show_adv=true