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Firstly, the Bitcoin is not actually sent back to your wallet. Your wallet just "forgets" the transaction and reverts to a state where the transaction was never sent. However, that does not mean that everyone else on the network has forgotten your transaction as well and someone could be rebroadcasting continuously.
However, there is a bigger issue here, the addresses in the transaction changing. This should not happen unless you are sending the Bitcoin again. If this is happening, that means that someone has gotten your private keys and compromised your wallet.
However, there is a bigger issue here, the addresses in the transaction changing. This should not happen unless you are sending the Bitcoin again. If this is happening, that means that someone has gotten your private keys and compromised your wallet.
No, I mean that the address I was sending to changes every few days or so, not that my address changes.
Yeah it wouldn't have gone out again on its own unless you ( or someone else ) sent a new transaction. Check your history and see if there was any recent transactions.
It definatly went out again on its own, or atleast seems that way to me and there is no possibility that someone else did it, I'm secure and no one in my home has any idea about BTC.
It was originally sent on the 6th, rejected by node on blockchain and then showed as an confirmed credit back to my wallet, then today when I woke up I found this
https://blockchain.info/tx/030610501cd09ebef50efccb23a5ef1c0e76f7be15da740851a1599381940e4d
My balance now shows 0
Firstly, the Bitcoin is not actually sent back to your wallet. Your wallet just "forgets" the transaction and reverts to a state where the transaction was never sent. However, that does not mean that everyone else on the network has forgotten your transaction as well and someone could be rebroadcasting continuously.
However, there is a bigger issue here, the addresses in the transaction changing. This should not happen unless you are sending the Bitcoin again. If this is happening, that means that someone has gotten your private keys and compromised your wallet.
However, there is a bigger issue here, the addresses in the transaction changing. This should not happen unless you are sending the Bitcoin again. If this is happening, that means that someone has gotten your private keys and compromised your wallet.
No, I mean that the address I was sending to changes every few days or so, not that my address changes.
I sent a payment that was rejected by blockchain and pruned because of to low of a fee, it took about 5 days to be sent back to my electrum wallet and looks like it was sent out again? Where did the payment go? I was under the impression after being rejected it would have just come back to my wallet and stayed. The BTC address it was sent to changes every few days or so, does this mean that I've lost the BTC forever?
Would be greatful for any advise
Would be greatful for any advise
So we had some odd issues with one of WireIT's rigs, but he fixed the problem right away and fully compensated while neither of us were sure on how much mining was actually done.
I am fully satisfied and vouch for amazing customer service and the service itself
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I will be back in the future. Fully recommended.
I am fully satisfied and vouch for amazing customer service and the service itself
10/10
I will be back in the future. Fully recommended.
hey, currently renting a rig from you, seems to be running 1mhz under what you have it advertised at, can this be looked at? 36 hour lease. (HashIT01)
Edit:
hmm..My pool seems to be showing 1/2 of the rated speed, not sure what end this is on.
2nd Edit:
I haven't seen anything above 2.5mhz(on your 5mhz rig) via pool since I started an hour and a half ago. PM'd you also.
Edit:
hmm..My pool seems to be showing 1/2 of the rated speed, not sure what end this is on.
2nd Edit:
I haven't seen anything above 2.5mhz(on your 5mhz rig) via pool since I started an hour and a half ago. PM'd you also.
FYI.. I did just PM him about my issue and he responded within 15 minutes.
Well that's some luck, as I'm still awaiting a response after almost 2 weeks.
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« Sent to: MadMatt on: April 10, 2014, 01:47:33 AM »
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Hey, I rented a 2.40 miner from ya for 12 hours today, its fluxing down pretty bad it seems, even down to .5. Is there something going on with the miner?
Sorry, had an unplanned outage on this rig (that lasted less than 5 minutes), was going to send you an email but I see you have written here...
It is back up, and I'll add some time to your lease.
It is back up, and I'll add some time to your lease.
Ha, I didn't even realize how long it was, just seen it so I figured I'd let ya know. Thanks for the time extension.