Quote from: shadallion on December 20, 2013, 11:46:38 PM

And my receiving bitcoin address isn't even on of the destination addresses on that blockchain.info link.

And yes it's the same address I had on bitfunder.

Just wondering, did you claim your shares by way of signed message at https://www.btcquick.com/beta/investor ?
I was curious if unclaimed shares were going to be paid dividends this time or be put on hold until they are claimed.

Quote from: inuge285 on December 20, 2013, 11:57:45 PM

I am a silver member on btcquick. I have not received any dividends....

Membership tier is irrelevant for dividends, did you purchase and hold shares of btcQuick on Bitfunder before it closed?

Quote from: Ascension on December 19, 2013, 02:51:44 PM

Quote from: ivroer on December 19, 2013, 09:25:20 AM

I think you may have under cooked the transaction fee there - that's why it hasn't propagated or confirmed in the last 4 hours...
A fee of 0.0005 is probably the minimum for a transaction of this size (between 4 and 5 KB)

yup just realized that...

What's the plan? Are you going generate another transaction with an appropriate transaction fee?

I would recommend pushing the raw TX via one of your own bitcoind nodes, then if it shows up on places like blockchain.info you know miners will pick it up eventually... although blockchain.info will probably show a big double spend warning until it's mined.

As far as I can tell it didn't make it beyond your initial submission point (blockchain.info/pushtx), so if you submit it somewhere else with the right fee the rest of the network won't see it as a double-spend attempt.