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So I have sent aprox 1.16 Bitcoins to my btc-e account, but this was now 16 hours, first I saw 3h,  than 14h than 5 h than 14h again, bitcoin has is https://blockchain.info/tx/83b47d0f9adf0f627648e4576b83fa5c5eea768e56715f7040e6693ce9036950

With no fee it can take a while... Eventually it will be processed.  That is my experience. Good luck.

How much can this take i have sent this payment with block chain app for android, i didn't know that is no fee included?

It will likely never go through.  You have an output that is less than .01 and you didn't include a fee.  The standard client (in other words almost all miners) will treat this as spam and not include it in a block.

You need to delete the transaction from your client and then perform a rescan.  It happened to me and I was able to resolve it using Pywallet.

You can follow my solution here: (helpful if you used a blockchain.info account to send from)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=222761.0

Or you can jump directly to the solution:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=35214.0

I can not figure it out how to use it, really, i am not dummy but i opened pywallet.bat accesed localhost:8989 and than what to do?

If i try to open pywallet.py i can see a cmd openning and in 0.5 second it is auto closing,

A double spending can help me? I have opened my wallet with multibit and there i can see all my funds are still there, like the transaction never been happened, but i risk something if i will try to send them another time? What is gonna happen?

I'm talking with oliviancool via PMs right now, but for future reference:

• The pywallet method given by dhenson only works when you sent the transaction with bitcoin-qt
• Otherwise, if you made the transaction with blockchain.info/an Android app/etc, get the private key corresponding to the sending address, and make a double-spend: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=231309.0

In order to use Pywallet with your blockchain.info address, you first have to import the private key into bitcoin-qt and then Pywallet works as intended. I believe I spelled that out in the original post, but sorry for incompleteness above.

Thanks again Jackjack for creating such an awesome tool!

Did you use custom send in the android app to make this transaction?