Most likely your post wasn't the only thing that got deleted but instead the whole thread that you posted in, was moved to Trashcan instead. AFAIK you'll always receive a message in cases of a mod deleting one of your posts or by the thread starter, in self moderated threads.

Thank you guys, I appreciate it

Update:
Sorry, I was in hospital for the past 1 any half days. Sent you a PM.

Update 2:
Thank you, I only use Photoshop for designing logos

Update 3:
Thank you for the kind words, I appreciate it

Update 4:
It depends on the complexity of the banner itself. Usually the time frame is from 1 hr up to 3 hrs. The prices differ on each 3 days.


Thank you for the quick and small job that you offered

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Normal prices have been restored, thank you for everyone that availed my services throughout the sale periods


Update 5:
I appreciate the kind words, happy to do so...

Update 6:
Thank you for such amazing words, it's very pleasing to read such posts
Glad that I was useful (with your inquiries).

Update 7:
Thanks for the work

Update 8:
Thank you for vouching (it means a lot and very pleasing to the eye), I appreciate it

Update 9:
Sent you a PM.

Update 10:
Thank you for informing me, already submitted an entry

Update 11:
Thank you, I appreciate it.
Done

Update 12:
I appreciate the nice words
Yes, I would be able to make a logo in .svg format.

Update 13:
Checked

Update 14:
Thank you so much for the wonderful words, it really means a lot

Update 15:
Sent you a PM.

Congratulations to all the winners, I've sent everyone a PM regarding address confirmation (will process payments whenever the winners confirm each appropriate address):
Also thanks to "DroomieChikito" for allowing me to act as the escrow provider of this contest.

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Update:

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Sent: https://blockchain.info/tx/5b9dcdf4952e4887edde59107a50f768919abdd87554bfffef43ce1b25cc8066

No you're wrong (it won't confirm soon).

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The transaction he sent is using an unconfirmed input (https://blockchain.info/tx/fdd0183cd66ed4aa96b6f0658d84c149a753641b63d7eb19cb7f70ed3c2fbf92) and until this transaction gets it's confirmations, the above transaction (the one he posted) won't get any confirmations. You can't use the accelerator website that "HI-TEC99" posted (for 1st tx that I linked) since it uses a very low fee.

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I suggest contacting one of the following users to help you out by including your transaction (the 1st tx link that I posted) in a block, in exchange for some fees:

1. macbook-air: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16114
2. Quickseller: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=358020

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Other solutions: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1802212.0

I doubt that

The process of sending a transaction using electrum is actually one of the quickest. The reasons behind a delay in confirmations isn't related to electrum but other factors.

I'm amazed by the amount of people that complain about a particular service (electrum wallet) without looking at the possible errors that they've done in the first place. Majority of the issues actually fall down under a human error rather than an error from their side.

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A transaction ID/link would be helpful in determining some of the issues.

By being helpful and honest in one way or another (in the long run). Be consistent at what you do and everything should fall down naturally.

Here you go: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1333542.0

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The issue is, nowadays a lot of users are trying to offer their escrow services for the wrong reasons (that leads to these situations). You openly admitted that you would like to offer a free escrow service in exchange for positive trust which in other terms is directly saying "you want to buy trust" (as Zepher mentioned earlier). Usually those that even give the idea of someone leaving them positive ratings, raise red flags and that's an indirect way (and you did it in a direct way).

In terms of increasing the hashrates from GPU rigs, it's a step up but not worth the investment since in most cases, you won't be getting back the amount your going to pay (for a USB mining equipment) in a long time.
It would be a great piece of equipment, if your going to use it for fun (but that's it).

Update:
Not necessarily a huge mining site but to have couple of thousands worth of investments (in order to have a significant earnings since electricity rates come into factor as well and don't forget, earnings could even turn into unexpected expenses if you don't calculate everything prior to doing it).

I'm in a medical related field and as long as, your project goal is to improve current situations within the healthcare fields, would gladly contribute for free (PM me for further questions).

Hospitals - On average it's 10-15 minutes (filling out the registration form and couple of minutes for the desk staff to enter the data in computer).
Clinics - On average 5-10 minutes (there's no need for the desk staff to enter the data in computer right away and in most clinics, only few basic information are listed in computers and the rest is stored on a shelf consisting of each patients folder).
Community outreach sites - On average 5 minutes (only basic information is required, nothing in detail)

Honestly, the issue is not about the time that it takes for a patient to register since in most cases, regardless of them registering within minutes or in no time, they still need to wait until the health practitioner could visit them for assessment and treatments.

What percentage would you be giving for each website? What's the assurance of you paying those that used your affiliate link? Proof of funds with a signed message?

OP wants users to use his ref/affiliate link and earn some percentage whenever someone deposits (just another way but certainly not a new service).

Nope, it's not (has been like that for a long time). Nowadays CPU and GPU mining are more of a history rather than a reality (ASIC mining rigs are the only appropriate equipment's).
Read here (your couple of years behind): https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining

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Regarding your issue (here's a similar issue): http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/11232/guiminer-wont-start-mining-on-slushs-pool
Their abandoned thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3878.0

You should provide the transaction ID/link so we could help you out (kindly post an update to your first post on this thread with the link).

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Here's a thread that has solutions to most issues (in case you would like to solve the issue by yourself): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1802212.0

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Update:
Your transaction just got it's first confirmation (thanks to ViaBTC): https://blockchain.info/tx/d9152801f9a9bc3cf1548a2f0c4b7128e1c7eec7eb69d662bd0068825af2a075

Nothing is wrong. That transaction uses a lot of inputs and as result it's size is larger than the usual tx sizes, so the needed transaction fee is also larger.
Network congestion also has a little bit of contribution nowadays.

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See for needed fees: http://bitcoinfees.21.co/#fees

Rebroadcasted your 2nd transaction since some nodes dropped it.

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Accelerated both of your transactions using ViaBTC website "https://www.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/". Expect it to receive confirmations whenever they mine the next block.

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Read about other detailed solutions here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1802212.0

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Update:
Both transactions received confirmations by ViaBTC:
https://blockchain.info/tx/92eb005c80f32111fd2515f981545549f9e5a8680256d089e2e57be2c01c9e2f
https://blockchain.info/tx/3389abbbcc3297bc894c1d597e395888ee85eea1e2ad3b60c8d83272eaada184

Did you bring the slider to the most right side before processing the payment (most likely that's what you didn't, regardless of having "use dynamic fee" option checked)?

Kindly do so or include it on your 1st post (as an update).

It's because you're doing it in a wrong manner (you're pasting the transaction hash itself, instead of the raw transaction).

How to do it:
When you're viewing your transaction on a block explorer, simply add "?format=hex" to the end of the transaction and hit enter. There will be couple of lines consisting of numbers and letters, copy everything to those websites that you listed.

How about other block explorers? Some (nodes) might drop your transaction while others still have it.
Don't panic, read the following thread (for solutions): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1802212.0
"mocacinno" link helps as well...

Just successfully submitted the following transaction on "https://www.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/" so you should expect it to receive confirmation whenever they mined the next block:
https://blockchain.info/tx/ba9e20411830b7fe9601e27298acf92d7cba7b1b92920af65102d6baf050fff0

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Since both the first and second transactions that you posted, had lower fee than recommended, whenever the 3rd transaction that you listed, got a confirmation, you could attempt to accelerate them (both 1st and 2nd tx's) by ViaBTC website as well.

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Read more here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1802212.0

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Update:
3rd transaction (main) got confirmation (mined by ViaBTC ): https://blockchain.info/tx/ba9e20411830b7fe9601e27298acf92d7cba7b1b92920af65102d6baf050fff0
Successfully submitted this transaction as well: https://blockchain.info/tx/b401c1657f2d81faa78e2f0ee7be83dc1b4d2557e8b30fa4a0daef2c544fb63b (expect it's confirmation soon).

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Update 2:
1st transaction that you posted, received confirmation as well (mined by ViaBTC): https://blockchain.info/tx/b401c1657f2d81faa78e2f0ee7be83dc1b4d2557e8b30fa4a0daef2c544fb63b
2nd transaction that you posted, also got a confirmation (mined by F2Pool): https://blockchain.info/tx/4423de273e36fbefa0003ed27ab0b54e522d6b475c535378eb6b4dcaecdfeb71

Since "marcotheminer" thread isn't updated for a long time, it would be nice to have this updated version instead (I'm seeing a lot of other missing names that are present on the other thread, you should add them as well).

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Here goes mine:

1) Cryptocurrencies accepted: BTCitcoin

2) Fees: 1% or minimum of 0.001BTC (the greater one would be the fee)

3) PGP available? No.

4) Link to announcement thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1680647.0

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Update:
Thank you, I appreciate it.

Not true.

Also not true. The needed fee it depends on the size of the transaction in the first place and there's no need for large fees all the time (just the right amount would be enough).

Haven't noticed any issue about transactions not showing up on explorers unless they've been dropped by a particular node which is normal (perhaps it's just the browser that you use, clear the cache). About the few reported automatic double spend issues, if you're using an online wallet provider, it's best to switch to another instead (there could always be some bugs that gets sorted out).

Have read this line a thousand times and yet, were here

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Unfortunately, almost all the recent issues that I've noticed, fall down under a human error and lack of knowledge towards it's usage and the first thing everyone does, is to blame BTCitcoin.

Reason for it being stuck, is due to the very low fee that it had.
Read more about needed fees: http://bitcoinfees.21.co/#fees

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You could use the following website to speed up the confirmation process (they have a limit of 100 TX's per hour so keep trying, if it gave you the following error "Submissions are beyond limit"): https://www.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/

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You could also contact some users to help you out by including your transactions in a block, in exchange for some fees:

1. macbook-air: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=16114
2. Quickseller: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=358020

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More detailed version here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1802212.0

It's because you're using an unsupported software on slushpool. Back in the days, I used "cgminer" and never had issues on slushpool (while using it). I recommend switching to any of the recommended software's as shown below:
Source: Beginners Guide

Yes, it's due to the fee that you included (it's low). Just because you put a fee, doesn't necessarily mean that your transaction should/would confirm quickly.
At the moment you only included 102.466 sat per byte but you should have included 220 sat per byte (for fast confirmation).

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Source about fees and their estimated block confirmation and time: http://bitcoinfees.21.co/#fees
You may also use the following website to speed it up a bit: https://www.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/