1. There were no bitcoins which could be lost because this TX is not valid.
2. You should learn to read. The post above your clearly mentioned it: That address has a private key generated with a secret exponent of 0.

I actually don't see why you wan't to create such a transaction. You won't be able to trick someone with that. This TX will get rejected everywhere.
But if you still want to create such a TX, then please read into it. Its not that hard.

you can try , creating tx with 0 fees and try pushing it to relay nodes. so any nodes accepting 0 fees tx will accept it.,

but this wont qualify as fake tx, its just real tx with no fees, so it will take time to confirm.

That address has a private key generated with a secret exponent of 0. As with that, the coins cannot confirm since the network does not see any transactions being generated by that address as valid.

That being said, the transaction SHOULD NOT have appeared anywhere in the first place. Any node without bugs would have rejected it and it wouldn't have appeared. The only reason why it has appeared is because Blockchain.info is quite full of bugs and they accept invalid transactions without checking first.

This is possible. Just define what do you mean by "it will show up"
If it means "it is visible on some block-explorer site" it is definitely possible.

Take this one for example:
https://blockchain.info/tx/ba8a7fb13a507a4987bfa267a6f12defc0d30216fdf6664cdc06cc4c8de71a84
This is fake transaction.

People like you are the reason we need a trustless payment system like Bitcoin. The sense of BTC is to not having to trust someone in order to get a payment done.
If it would be possible to create a "fake transaction" which shows up.. but then does not "go through".. you would need trust to recieve payments.
So.. if you want to to scam people write an email telling them you send them 1 Million $ via mail if they send you 100 bucks via sepa,...
But don't even try to trick someone like this with btc payments. It just doesn't work.
I think printing money from your home printer is more of a "business" which suites you..

Then you need it to confirm.

If it is in the blockchain, then it is confirmed.  If it is not in the blockchain, then it is not confirmed.

That's what the word "confirm" means.


Go through where?

Any transaction that will go "through the bitcoin network" is a transaction that miners can confirm.  There is no way to guarantee that a miner won't confirm it.

Any transaction that is guaranteed not to confirm, will not go "through the bitcoin network".  That is how bitcoin works.

You'll need to explain what you are trying to do. It might not be possible.

A valid transaction with zero transaction fee will probably sit around in the mempool for a long time. I don't think there's any way to guarantee that it won't get confirmed eventually (last 30 days mempool, see Oct 26).

Why u should do so ? i remember last year someone did the same to me and scammed me in almost 500$, you should not do that mate

Go through where?

Any transaction that will be relayed by nodes could be confirmed.  If it is invalid, then nodes won't accept or relay it.  If it is valid, then miners might confirm it.

Best to do this on testnet.