bitcoin transfer confirmation

[robroy22]

what poor developer  said thats what i done I personally think you were trying to pay a Bitcoin Cash invoice with Bitcoins. The seller isn't likely to detect your transaction automatically, you must contact them. thats what i did then i put up on blockchain this is the transaction  id number i got 1f5524b4cc05f1eca0fffdd4a7d33f2c9809ec620209aeca242ce2f015a7a02f2019 plus i will put up this link to see if you guys can see it  https://tradeblock.com/bitcoin/tx/30d62fafa568618b8d9b9dc9a17fd9da7dfe1b2e8a6da5e2db5bbe4d0e17093e   and here is another link https://tradeblock.com/bitcoin/tx/30d62fafa568618b8d9b9dc9a17fd9da7dfe1b2e8a6da5e2db5bbe4d0e17093e

I personally think you were trying to pay a Bitcoin Cash invoice with Bitcoins. The seller isn't likely to detect your transaction automatically, you must contact them.thats wot i did and it was a market on the dark web

[HCP]

It still isn't very clear, as you aren't quoting/replying correctly... So let's try and break it down:

1. You were trying to buy something on Dark Web market
2. You needed to pay with Bitcoin Cash
3. You bought Bitcoins on LocalBitcoins and then sent 0.0353258 BTC to 1DG7hAnQ6ML5RWZxnivr3JdDActBaV3azT
4. Dark Web market has not credited your account

If that is correct, then the only people who can help you are the Dark Web market... Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash are two completely different currencies... think of it like United States Dollars and Chinese Yuan. Marketplace wants Chinese Yuan (Bitcoin Cash)... and you sent them United States Dollars (Bitcoin)!

However, the very confusing thing... is that you said the "link provided" was for address "1DG7hAnQ6ML5RWZxnivr3JdDActBaV3azT"... that is usually a Bitcoin address... Bitcoin Cash addresses generally use a different format (most addresses start with a "q" like this: qqf0fah6qzmsymef2pcvg9l6xqhqnppcpsfkmdz495) to prevent this kind of mix up!

So... the two most likely scenarios are:

1. The dark web market is actually a scam, and you sent your bitcoins... and you're not going to get anything.
2. For some reason the dark web market is using a very "old" Bitcoin Cash address format... and you sent Bitcoins to a Bitcoin Cash wallet.

In both scenarios, the only party who can resolve this issue is the dark web market. Contact them and hope for the best.

[robroy22]

that right hcp that  wot i did away too take it up with them now thanks guys sorry to confuse  a lot of people but it is the 1st i have ever done a transaction paying with bitcoin cash and i think it will be my last cheers