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Title: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: omershen on December 09, 2015, 02:45:19 PM
Hallo,

I transferred 0.17... Bitcoins with a normal miners fee to bitpay.com as part of an online purchase.
the transfer took place on the 22.11 however the transfer is still not confirmed and there is no record of the transaction on the blockchain.
however the bitcoins appear to be booked from my account.
where are the bitcoins? sorry i am no expert and would really appreciate an answer...
this story also made me doubt the whole idea of bitcoins as i never encountered such an event

thank you and all the best,
Om


Title: Re: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: pedrog on December 09, 2015, 02:51:07 PM
Can you post transaction id?

Probably still not confirmed, network continues congested...


Title: Re: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: WENGER on December 09, 2015, 04:55:59 PM
Usually the only reason that I know of with same scenario is if the transactions be labeled as double spend for few minutes and after that disappears and you can't find it. Could you state which wallet you used for sending the transaction to bitpay? Lastly I hate to say it but 17 days has passed since you sent the transaction, I doubt something can be done but have you tried contacting support?


Title: Re: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: medUSA on December 10, 2015, 12:25:12 PM
I transferred 0.17... Bitcoins with a normal miners fee to bitpay.com as part of an online purchase.
the transfer took place on the 22.11 however the transfer is still not confirmed and there is no record of the transaction on the blockchain.

If you don't mind posting your transaction id or your bitcoin address, please do that, others can't help you without knowing more information. My only explanation for your situation is your wallet did not broadcast your transaction and it's still sitting and waiting. Which wallet are you using?


Title: Re: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: crazyivan on December 10, 2015, 12:43:39 PM
Cmmon guys, 1 post account, it s obvious he s been trolling since he has not posted transaction ID.


Title: Re: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: omershen on December 10, 2015, 05:39:41 PM
Thnak you for the reply, and i am no troll :)

this is the transaction Id: 9ba164d2f43457a8ef6e352a2a700b12b0275370b0ea835222076458be06002a-000 however i was not able to find it anywhere.  i am using Bitcoin Core Version v0.11.0 (64-Bit)

this whole thing makes me feel somehow unsure....  ???
any ideas what could have happend?

as i wrote the check mark on the left to the transaction shows a question mark and not a confirmed "check"

grateful for any ideas...


Title: Re: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: shorena on December 11, 2015, 10:09:46 AM
Thnak you for the reply, and i am no troll :)

this is the transaction Id: 9ba164d2f43457a8ef6e352a2a700b12b0275370b0ea835222076458be06002a-000 however i was not able to find it anywhere.  i am using Bitcoin Core Version v0.11.0 (64-Bit)

this whole thing makes me feel somehow unsure....  ???
any ideas what could have happend?

as i wrote the check mark on the left to the transaction shows a question mark and not a confirmed "check"

grateful for any ideas...

In core do:

Help -> Debug Window -> Console and enter:

Code:
getrawtransaction 9ba164d2f43457a8ef6e352a2a700b12b0275370b0ea835222076458be06002a

it should return a long code. If it does you can use the code with decoderawtransaction to see your transaction and use it with sendrawtransaction to rebroadcast the transaction.

If core does return an error (e.g. No information available about transaction (code -5)) the best course of action might be to remove the TX from the wallet.


Title: Re: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: omershen on December 11, 2015, 05:59:10 PM


Help -> Debug Window -> Console and enter:

Code:
getrawtransaction 9ba164d2f43457a8ef6e352a2a700b12b0275370b0ea835222076458be06002a

it should return a long code. If it does you can use the code with decoderawtransaction to see your transaction and use it with sendrawtransaction to rebroadcast the transaction.

i got a long code as return however i would prefer to cancel the transaction and not try to rebroadcast it



If core does return an error (e.g. No information available about transaction (code -5)) the best course of action might be to remove the TX from the wallet.
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maybe you have an easy guide for removing a TX from the wallet?


Thanks!


Title: Re: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: shorena on December 11, 2015, 06:27:57 PM
-snip-

maybe you have an easy guide for removing a TX from the wallet?


Thanks!


Sure, keep in mind though that you can only remove the TX from your wallet. This will not effect the network and the transaction might still get confirmed. If its confirmed it will reappear in your wallet with the block.

Removing tx from wallet.

#1 stop bitcoin core
#1.1 make sure its closed
#2 start bitcoin core with -zapwallettxes
#2.1 for windows you do this by opening "run" (Win + R), entering the following (modify path if needed) and confirm with "OK"
Code:
c:\Program Files\Bitcoin\bitcoin-qt.exe -zapwallettxes
#3 let bitcoin core do its thing, it will relearn about all confirmed transactions.



Title: Re: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: equator on December 12, 2015, 08:40:29 PM
do the trasaction id appear in your wallet address if it is then i think from your wallet the bitcoins have moved but the thing is their that how do knowl that the transfered bitcoins is transfered to the sender but he is not accepting, it,


Title: Re: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: shorena on December 13, 2015, 12:59:02 PM
do the trasaction id appear in your wallet address if it is then i think from your wallet the bitcoins have moved but the thing is their that how do knowl that the transfered bitcoins is transfered to the sender but he is not accepting, it,

You cant not accept bitcoin. If someone has one of your addresses they can send you as much coins as they want, there is nothing you can do about it. You can send the coins back if you want, but its impossible to "not accept" a bitcoin transaction.


Title: Re: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: Xubu on December 17, 2015, 01:44:24 PM
Hallo,

I transferred 0.17... Bitcoins with a normal miners fee to bitpay.com as part of an online purchase.
the transfer took place on the 22.11 however the transfer is still not confirmed and there is no record of the transaction on the blockchain.
however the bitcoins appear to be booked from my account.
where are the bitcoins? sorry i am no expert and would really appreciate an answer...
this story also made me doubt the whole idea of bitcoins as i never encountered such an event

thank you and all the best,
Om
Did the problem was getting solved by you?


Title: Re: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: omershen on December 21, 2015, 11:34:22 PM


Help -> Debug Window -> Console and enter:

Code:
getrawtransaction 9ba164d2f43457a8ef6e352a2a700b12b0275370b0ea835222076458be06002a

it should return a long code. If it does you can use the code with decoderawtransaction to see your transaction and use it with sendrawtransaction to rebroadcast the transaction.

i got a long code as return however i would prefer to cancel the transaction and not try to rebroadcast it



If core does return an error (e.g. No information available about transaction (code -5)) the best course of action might be to remove the TX from the wallet.

maybe you have an easy guide for removing a TX from the wallet?


Thanks!
[/quote]

Thanks it solved the problem and the transaction was resent!


Title: Re: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: omershen on January 16, 2016, 09:42:58 AM
Hey Guys,

so it happend again and when i used the getrawtransaction in the console i got this reply: "parameter 1 must be hexadecimal string (not '3e4c53d25bb857cf9c05d80806ef4d6a0e1f879da8958e5001f7eba0ec229c11-000') (code -8)"

Any Ideas what to do?
best


Title: Re: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: ranochigo on January 16, 2016, 09:50:38 AM
Hey Guys,

so it happend again and when i used the getrawtransaction in the console i got this reply: "parameter 1 must be hexadecimal string (not '3e4c53d25bb857cf9c05d80806ef4d6a0e1f879da8958e5001f7eba0ec229c11-000') (code -8)"

Any Ideas what to do?
best
The problem is with the TX ending with -000.

The correct command is:
Code:
getrawtransaction 3e4c53d25bb857cf9c05d80806ef4d6a0e1f879da8958e5001f7eba0ec229c11


Title: Re: Bitcoins "dissappread" after being transfered and not confirmed
Post by: omershen on January 16, 2016, 10:38:07 AM
Hey Guys,

so it happend again and when i used the getrawtransaction in the console i got this reply: "parameter 1 must be hexadecimal string (not '3e4c53d25bb857cf9c05d80806ef4d6a0e1f879da8958e5001f7eba0ec229c11-000') (code -8)"

Any Ideas what to do?
best
The problem is with the TX ending with -000.

The correct command is:
Code:
getrawtransaction 3e4c53d25bb857cf9c05d80806ef4d6a0e1f879da8958e5001f7eba0ec229c11

Thanks!  ;)