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Someone sent me some BTC last night but the transaction is still unconfirmed. Is there anything I can do to speed up this transaction?

http://blockchain.info/tx/7560d6b56b48eac36d2b07ee349b258cac25fa7ddfd47ce28cd3b8a51f474f53

You need to wait for this transaction to complete first.

1NwuKxJ8cGH4EUr8NfuAnneQDNshGfbzsa (U) (0.00777 BTC - Output)

According to blockchain, It will take 6 hours to complete this transaction ^ then some more minutes to finish your transaction.

Also dude, some bitcoins? Grin

(204.39631 BTC)

That transaction keeps getting longer and longer, last night it said it would be 4 hours now its up to 6 hours, Is there anything I can do to reset the transaction and start it again as I need these coins confirmed and in my wallet today. If anyone can help me with a solution of getting these coins asap into my wallet there's a 0.39631 bounty in it for you. Thanks

Well, I think your friend need to delete that 204.39631 BTC transaction first using pywallet.py
https://github.com/jackjack-jj/pywallet/blob/master/pywallet.py
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=34028.0

Then he need import wallet to some other client* (ex: electrum) and send bitcoins (less 0.00777) again.

*Bitcoin-qt and blockchain.info won't let you do this.
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Ps: I'm not sure, wait for some expert's opinion.

It depends on how you made the first transaction.
I heard that when it's from a blockchain.info wallet, then blockchain.info keeps broadcasting the tx
If it's from bitcoin-qt though, yeah you (he) can delete that transaction from your (his) wallet with pywallet

Also, bitcoin-qt can import keys. I don't know about blockchain.info but I think so

It was sent from blockchain.info wallet, so is there not much I can actually do here then?