Quote from: AnonyMint on November 17, 2013, 07:46:37 AM

Quote from: Foxpup on November 17, 2013, 07:43:19 AM

Damn. If only there was a way the originator of a transaction could directly connect to multiple mining pools of his own choosing and send his transaction to all of them simultaneously. Oh wait, there is a way: the way I just said. Roll Eyes

I think you missed my point. That is why I had linked to discussion where I had already refuted this.

The masses don't see that in this attack. They see Amazon.com's website (or partner network) and click a button to buy.

You assume the masses are smart and concerned enough to demand their clicks on Amazon.com go to multiple miners. Sorry that is not the way the masses behave. I have much experience in marketing on the internet. Users click and and want to be done it. They just want their damn pizza. They don't get a rat's ass about your technological nirvana.

(take your rolly eyes smartass attitude and shove it up your ignorant ass. I am much more intelligent than you know and much more well studied on these issues. Beware)

How do Amazon get to say how my transaction is sent from blockchain.info when I click their buy button (or any other wallet for that matter)?