Transaction ID for these 3?

Try the following accelerators:

Update:
Sent you a PM

Thank you, looking forward to it

Update 2:
Only front end (graphics), nothing that involves back end (coding).

Update 3:
Thank you, looking forward to it

Update 4:
Thank you

Update 5:
Just did

Update 6:
Sent

Thank you for the kind words

Follow this thread and do the necessary steps: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.0

Accelerated it using Antpool's transaction accelerator (you can expect a confirmation within the first few blocks that they find).
Next time, try to use the custom fee (priority one) instead.

It varies, depending on the transaction fee that you use at that time.
For estimated time and block, you may refer to this: https://bitcoinfees.earn.com/#fees

For updated table, look at the table posted by Fatanut (2 posts above you). He always posts updated tables regularly and Mitchell updates the 1st post whenever his free (last update was on November, 16, 2017).

Finally got it at 910 Was starting to think, I'll be among the users that got it in the end...

Indeed

Update:
Thank you Best of luck on the next activity update

More like: You will lose some BTCitcoins.

Never waste a single satoshi for such things (not worth it).

You can use Antpool's accelerator from the list above. I accelerated a 1.59 sat/B transaction few days ago and it got confirmed within few hrs. Each accelerator has limits of their own

There you go: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2385104.msg24371150#msg24371150

Yes, although the link has been updated to this one: https://pool.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/

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Thanks to everyone that contributed to this thread (you know who you are ) and to the person with unlimited excuses, I hope that one day, you change and do the right thing (in everything).

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Locking this thread as it seems, it has served it's purpose.

The other day, after I made the following post (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2391873.msg24439428#msg24439428), I received a PM from "CoolWave":

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Then I replied when I get back home from work:

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His 2nd PM:

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And I said:

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His 3rd PM:

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My response:

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His 4th PM:

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My last PM:

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His last PM:

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I didn't reply to that since it appears were going nowhere and he keeps making excuses (excluding the link that I'll be sending in regards to this thread, after I post this thread).

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Users that use free accelerator and accelerate transactions for free are doing the right thing but the above user on the other hand that expects and requires for a payment (for something that's it's free to the public), is wrong (IMO).

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Live thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2204426.0
Archived version of the thread (prior to sending him the PM's): http://archive.is/GLNBS#selection-829.137-829.149
As you can see, he has edited the thread a little bit:
Original:
Edited:
His profile: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1153364
Post history: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=1153364;sa=showPosts

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The issues that I see is:

1. Why would someone be allowed to use a free accelerator that it's out there (for the public to use for free) and get credited for it (to use it for their own benefit and earn something from it)? I consider it to be dishonest and cheating in a way.

2. Users shouldn't be giving the idea of a tip or donation (which he does in almost every single post) and instead it should be done by clients, voluntarily. To me it feels like an indirect begging since it's indirectly asking for a tip or donation (by giving the idea).

3. What punishment it's appropriate for such cases?

Wanted to help a little bit in regards to unconfirmed transactions for BTCitcoin payouts:

To all of the users that are in line for their transaction to receive a confirmation (use the following links and accelerate the transactions) or crackfoo (if you had the time for accelerating everything manually, these accelerators will certainly help):

1. Antpool's accelerator: https://www.antpool.com/user/prioritiseTransaction.htm?m=savePrioritiseTx   (Users have to create an account first, then everything it's completely free)
2. ViaBTC's accelerator: https://pool.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/ (Minimum fee of 0.0001BTC/KB is required, limited tx's on hourly basis and no registration needed for their free accelerator)
3. ConfirmTX accelerator: https://confirmtx.com/ (less than 400 byte transactions, are processed for free)

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Hope the above information comes in handy.

Done (using Antpool's accelerator: https://www.antpool.com/user/prioritiseTransaction.htm?m=savePrioritiseTx)
You can expect for your transaction to receive a confirmation, whenever they mine the next few blocks (by them).

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Thread belongs to "Technical Support" section.

That's how it supposed to be. You can only gain a maximum of 14 activities for each bi-weekly period (assuming you at least make a post, once on each period). In short, anything more than 14 posts on each bi-weekly period, has no added effect on the activity itself.

As stated on the homepage (2nd line from the top):

Used Antpool's accelerator to speed up the confirmation time (you can expect a confirmation, whenever they mine the next block)
Antpool: https://www.antpool.com/user/prioritiseTransaction.htm?m=savePrioritiseTx

Each accelerator, has limits of their own... ViaBTC's accelerator, wouldn't accept it since it's below their minimum fee limit.

Yes, you can use the following two websites:

Antpool: https://www.antpool.com/user/prioritiseTransaction.htm?m=savePrioritiseTx  (accelerated it for you)
ViaBTC: https://pool.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/ (accelerated it for youl)

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Next time, try to use a higher fee, so you wouldn't end up waiting for ages
Needed fees: http://bitcoinfees.21.co/#fees

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You can now expect a confirmation, whenever one of them mine the next block.

You have to be at least a Jr. member (next rank to your current rank), for the images to be shown normally (instead of a link).

It happened some time around Aug 21 (that was the time they notified users in regards to the hacking incident).
The email they sent to all of their users (make sure to click zoom, so it would be readable): https://imgur.com/a/aDV9t