strange....after 1 confirmation  here  https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/c3f239739b1b31adb1831a6300b88084387f3c9efc356bcf226da35ae28f31bd , i can send my money from my walet, so i have it again (i've sent them to my 1FHioPysJqRW48ACKFhmkxoCoBdW7zMFYn)
What was it? Cant understand at all
blockchain.com  shows that my wallet  1kUijzuCyYSFHcewjhVuS5S6q9fm3yfqo  became empty, but i've sent 7.28524146  to my another wallet 1FHioPysJqRW48ACKFhmkxoCoBdW7zMFYn  and i have it

yes, i see. And, now?

blockchain rules are not 1 block every 10 minutes

its 2016 blocks every 2 weeks. coded
which only in the human brain but not in code calculates to AVERAGE 1 block ~10min

this means there are times a block can arrive in 2 minutes and another block can arrive in 18 minutes and on average thats 2 blocks in 20minutes thus still being ~10mins each

in the last 24 hours ~144 blocks should have been produced.
24 hours ago block 552871 was made
at time of posting 552994
123 block mined
=5.125 blocks an hour = less than 12minute average

if you check th other blocks before 552994(current block at time of this post)
552994    51 minutes ago
552993    1 hour 2 minutes ago (11 minutes before ..994)
552992    1 hour 6 minutes ago (4 minutes before ..993)
552991    1 hour 16 minutes ago (10 minutes before ..992)

so ask yourself before panicing.. why were you not screaming celebrations of the 4minute block?

infact lets look at a few more blocks. knowing 6 blocks are average an hour... yet an hour before ..94
552994 2018-12-08 06:50:47
552984 2018-12-08 05:50:52

means 10 blocks were made in an hour. thus the previous hour before ..94 blocks were being made in ~ 6 minutes

I told you, it doesn't seem to be normal.
Could there be any technical fault with this?
Have you experienced something like this before?
Any feedback is appreciated, thanks.

23 minutes - 2706 - Bitcoin.com
1 hour - 2887 - BTC.com

So why viaBTC says "Transaction has been confirmed" ?

Anyone can come up with valid scam accusation if he has valid proofs against the accused. Trust ratings/score shouldn't be a factor to consider whether a scam accusation is valid or not. I though get it that most of the negative users come up with baseless accusation and troll in the section but that doesn't means that every scam accusation coming out from a negative user should be neglected.

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Its great that someone is coming forward to make people aware and advice what to do in such situations.

I am interested if you are willing to wait until Wed(20th Feb). I'd like to buy 280$'s but either you go first, or you take care of the escrow fees+ skrill transaction fees. I'd also like to know the source of uploading the funds on skrill and some ID proof that its your own account.Ive already been scammed once by a person sending funds from a stolen account.

You can move yourself.

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