Quote from: fmarcosh on May 21, 2013, 10:47:00 PM

Quote from: fmarcosh on May 21, 2013, 06:02:40 PM

fmarcosh; 32; 2.592; 169aGEDiYyQST13J5doPnzSH2N9zQycapV

This is the second transfer today, so a total of 64 chips.

I've been tracking this second transfer and I've discovered that was done with another addres. The first payment that I've sent you today create a new "change account" with the reamining btcs, and that was then used for the second payment. I didn't know that bitcoin-qt could do that. You can see it in the initial transaction

0437846789953f2d6520f6f85430d724bb91f57467677ab8ac917e223bb30fd0 2013-05-21 11:53:42

169aGEDiYyQST13J5doPnzSH2N9zQycapV --> 12o8iQqAve6yN6QnjhVg1yuaASb66jPJhs 2.592 BTC
185um4LMbmv5Gfr6zx6p56FdShibuxA8ro 3.838 BTC

And the transaction with the second payment is
5ab046a7c0b94ce32197e4fa634ad5ad2def305a20c7d9060a22b04a23b848ca 2013-05-21 18:02:31
185um4LMbmv5Gfr6zx6p56FdShibuxA8ro --> 12o8iQqAve6yN6QnjhVg1yuaASb66jPJhs 2.592 BTC
16W4QCCrhuUNynbcX2zAFyYVqZySq66Peh 1.246 BTC
The problem is that I have no control of these "change account".
Please T13hydra, Could you confirm that you received all payments and group the two orders for the initial 169aGEDiYyQST13J5doPnzSH2N9zQycapV address.
Thanks in advance.

Yes, you have made it with 64 chips.