cyyap95 (OP)
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May 26, 2017, 10:34:14 PM |
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I would like to take that vouch though, if you would like to try it on my transaction you can try and boost this one: https://blockchain.info/tx/14e805e04749d58160e133b98da1a70e4d4dfaf29fb2895e6cf556b49962b872Although, I have the same questions with macacinno. How do you propose to boost transactions? Unless you have miners and you get blocks yourself I don't think you can do it yourself. Since also, there have been so many people opening this kind of service, I am not even sure which one is legit. Well, that's now confirmed   Yeah no way that transaction would have confirmed without the help of a transaction accelerator. 30sats/byte is just way too low so it's definitely not a coincidence in my opinion. However your story about the major mining pools does seem a tad unlikely... Do you accept escrow for this? I mean just to be on the safe side. I'm not saying that you're a scammer at all, but since you're a newbie with no previous trades on this forum you should accept escrow for all your deals. How about you pay me after? Opening special |
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hworang21
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May 26, 2017, 10:41:26 PM |
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This guy rocks! Managed to unstuck my transaction, worth about 160-180 USD! Really polite and fast service! Transaction got unstuck in less than an hour.I Highly recommend him!  |
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May 26, 2017, 10:44:27 PM |
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I would like to take that vouch though, if you would like to try it on my transaction you can try and boost this one: https://blockchain.info/tx/14e805e04749d58160e133b98da1a70e4d4dfaf29fb2895e6cf556b49962b872Although, I have the same questions with macacinno. How do you propose to boost transactions? Unless you have miners and you get blocks yourself I don't think you can do it yourself. Since also, there have been so many people opening this kind of service, I am not even sure which one is legit. Well, that's now confirmed Yeah no way that transaction would have confirmed without the help of a transaction accelerator. 30sats/byte is just way too low so it's definitely not a coincidence in my opinion. However your story about the major mining pools does seem a tad unlikely... Do you accept escrow for this? I mean just to be on the safe side. I'm not saying that you're a scammer at all, but since you're a newbie with no previous trades on this forum you should accept escrow for all your deals. How about you pay me after? Opening special I don't have a transaction stuck at the moment but considering how the blockchain is going and how fees are going at the moment i would predict that i will have at least one stuck transaction by next week, lol. BTW is your business model basically getting btc and converting it into alipay and then using that alipay funds on the btc.com transaction accelerator? I gave it a shot. Had some extra money that I wasn't bugging over if I had lost it to him in the event that this guy turned out to be a scammer, but he's super legit!
Got my TX confirmed within an hour-ish.
Recommend this dude, had no issues with him whatsoever.
This guy rocks! Managed to unstuck my transaction, worth about 160-180 USD! Really polite and fast service! Transaction got unstuck in less than an hour.I Highly recommend him! Could you show us some proof? I find it odd that two newbies with 0 posts that have just registered will use this guy's service.... |
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cyyap95 (OP)
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May 26, 2017, 10:49:30 PM |
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I don't have a transaction stuck at the moment but considering how the blockchain is going and how fees are going at the moment i would predict that i will have at least one stuck transaction by next week, lol. BTW is your business model basically getting btc and converting it into alipay and then using that alipay funds on the btc.com transaction accelerator?
Contact me when you need it, I'm not sure how long I'll be doing this, just trying out to earn extra besides trading bitcoin alone. Well, you can guess my business model, but I'm not going to comment about it  |
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Lone Shark
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May 27, 2017, 12:04:00 AM |
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Awesome, thanks for the vouch. Seems like he inserted it Antpool based on the tx he accelerated. Not sure if Antpool was offering this service and OP is just a reseller but still, I think it's legit. Though $12 seems a bit steep, but this is some kind of cure if you happen to make a mistake when putting fees. Like in real life, cures are expensive than prevention.  |
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DarkStar_
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May 27, 2017, 01:47:24 AM |
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Awesome, thanks for the vouch. Seems like he inserted it Antpool based on the tx he accelerated. Not sure if Antpool was offering this service and OP is just a reseller but still, I think it's legit. Though $12 seems a bit steep, but this is some kind of cure if you happen to make a mistake when putting fees. Like in real life, cures are expensive than prevention. IIRC AntPool used to offer an acceleration service to miners on their pool, but stopped. My guess is that OP pushes the transaction through BTC.com's accelerator, and basically is using this to convert money from a credit card into Bitcoin. BTC.com is owned by Bitmain, which owns AntPool, so that is the most likely answer in my opinion. |
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geoffreyqp
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May 27, 2017, 01:48:28 AM |
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sending you a message on telegram now
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Lone Shark
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May 27, 2017, 02:32:12 AM |
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Awesome, thanks for the vouch. Seems like he inserted it Antpool based on the tx he accelerated. Not sure if Antpool was offering this service and OP is just a reseller but still, I think it's legit. Though $12 seems a bit steep, but this is some kind of cure if you happen to make a mistake when putting fees. Like in real life, cures are expensive than prevention. IIRC AntPool used to offer an acceleration service to miners on their pool, but stopped. My guess is that OP pushes the transaction through BTC.com's accelerator, and basically is using this to convert money from a credit card into Bitcoin. BTC.com is owned by Bitmain, which owns AntPool, so that is the most likely answer in my opinion. I just also realized this. Since I did a research on how this could have been done without real connections with antpool and other big miners. BTC.com has really steep charges on per transaction, much higher that what OP is charging. I tried to check a transaction with 250sat/b, it cost around $35 to accelerate. I guess, OP might be using this, no guarantee what it is though. He might be or not, using carded credit cards acquired fraudulently and using it to pay BTC.com. But, we'll never know unless someone has access to BTC.com and can confirm that the transaction I had was pushed using their service. |
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May 27, 2017, 03:41:17 AM |
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Awesome, thanks for the vouch. Seems like he inserted it Antpool based on the tx he accelerated. Not sure if Antpool was offering this service and OP is just a reseller but still, I think it's legit. Though $12 seems a bit steep, but this is some kind of cure if you happen to make a mistake when putting fees. Like in real life, cures are expensive than prevention. IIRC AntPool used to offer an acceleration service to miners on their pool, but stopped. My guess is that OP pushes the transaction through BTC.com's accelerator, and basically is using this to convert money from a credit card into Bitcoin. BTC.com is owned by Bitmain, which owns AntPool, so that is the most likely answer in my opinion. I just also realized this. Since I did a research on how this could have been done without real connections with antpool and other big miners. BTC.com has really steep charges on per transaction, much higher that what OP is charging. I tried to check a transaction with 250sat/b, it cost around $35 to accelerate. I guess, OP might be using this, no guarantee what it is though. He might be or not, using carded credit cards acquired fraudulently and using it to pay BTC.com. But, we'll never know unless someone has access to BTC.com and can confirm that the transaction I had was pushed using their service. The fact that he's basing the rates off btc.com makes your proposition seem very likely. I remember favours also offering to accelerate transactions for 0.006 BTC just a few days back, and i assume that he probably also uses carded cc's to achieve this. It is very unlikely that OP actually has connections to a mining pool. His story doesn't make sense to me. If you have connections to a mining pool why do you still have to resort to earning a couple of bucks an hour by begging the admins to insert a certain transaction into their mining pool? And why is he on a newbie account? We have no proof but it's fishy af. If you don't mind having the risk of this service being provided by a criminal then go ahead and use it, but personally i wouldn't use it, even though it might seem cheap and easy and once the transaction confirms everyone's happy. |
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geoffreyqp
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May 27, 2017, 04:14:57 AM |
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y does it matter how he does it, so long as it get's done. even if he is using another service. does it really matter?
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cyyap95 (OP)
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May 27, 2017, 10:01:55 AM |
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y does it matter how he does it, so long as it get's done. even if he is using another service. does it really matter?
This. --- Jesus too many people doing shady stuff with bitcoin, making people think business around bitcoin always led to some illegal activities.  Here's the truth, this does not involve any illegal approach. |
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geoffreyqp
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May 27, 2017, 10:31:56 AM |
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just used this service cyyap95. $7 for $3k transaction. great deal.
great/fast/quick.
thanks
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yannis7777
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May 27, 2017, 11:08:30 AM |
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Guys just had a deal with this fine gentleman and i will provide details in a while
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DOGE: DDsZd5Ekyz95ndodQZpChpspR2PstTdNQY
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yannis7777
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May 27, 2017, 11:20:31 AM
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I had some Btc stuck (no confirmations for over 24 hours) and contacted this fine gentleman initially not expecting much and thinking i am in deep s***. He resolved it within the hour! Also he did not take payment until resolved. He is a star! I recommend him 10000%; people like this guy offer true service to the community.
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DOGE: DDsZd5Ekyz95ndodQZpChpspR2PstTdNQY
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cyyap95 (OP)
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May 27, 2017, 02:08:21 PM |
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I had some Btc stuck (no confirmations for over 24 hours) and contacted this fine gentleman initially not expecting much and thinking i am in deep s***. He resolved it within the hour! Also he did not take payment until resolved. He is a star! I recommend him 10000%; people like this guy offer true service to the community.
Thanks for the kind words! --- More than 30 tx pushed in less than 24 hours since I started this , thanks for support from all |
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Zaizoun
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May 27, 2017, 04:21:57 PM |
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Contacted this dude to confirm two transactions stuck since a week.
He said he's working on it
Will keep you updated guys
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cyyap95 (OP)
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May 27, 2017, 06:25:17 PM |
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Yes, you're talking to me on telegram |
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