When I typed litebite.eu, It redirected to localbitcoins Huh

. Mind if I ask on why did you decide to use their site? Is it popular in your country?
Or did you really use localbitcoins? Anyways, I'll assume that litebite and localbitcoins are different .

Quote from: Omid007 on May 30, 2017, 01:44:13 PM

Last week I sold one bitcoin via Litebite.eu and sent one bitcoin to the indicated address from another wallet (blockchain). I did not receive any confirmation email , but the in the order history of Litebite wallet it says the selling order has been cancelled. And, on the blockchain wallet in the transaction history it says , the bitcoin has been sent to the address.

Can you provide proofs to support your statement for example: Transaction ID and screenshots of the sell order

Quote from: Omid007 on May 30, 2017, 01:44:13 PM

I did sent a help request to the payment agency of the Blockchain which appears to be Coinfy in Denmark, but no succes yet.

I doubt that blockchain can help you on this and it has nothing to do with them since you're the one who sent the bitcoins . Once it receives confirmation the transaction is considered irreversible .

Quote from: Omid007 on May 30, 2017, 01:44:13 PM

I also sent a help request to the Litebite support for help, but no reply yet.

Also sent your proofs to them . How long have you been waiting?

Quote from: Omid007 on May 30, 2017, 01:44:13 PM

How can I find this bitcoin? Is there any why I can find out what happend actually? and in who's wallet the bitcoin is now?
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You can find the bitcoin if you search the address that you've sent the botcoin to in the block explorers (blocktrail, blockr.io etc.) but it's impossible to know who's behind that wallet .