Seeking Paid Acceleration Service

[ambusc01]

I accidentally had too low of a fee selected, and didn't notice until after I sent it. My transaction has been stuck for 5 days. I haven't had luck with any of the free acceleration services because they are so bogged down with traffic right now. So I would like to pay to have this transaction accelerated today:

c47d3899c090dd7f1d6ac1ac8c783a6cfc8219b05e4a537289d4368c6a772b63

Please contact me with pricing.

[mocacinno]

I accidentally had too low of a fee selected, and didn't notice until after I sent it. My transaction has been stuck for 5 days. I haven't had luck with any of the free acceleration services because they are so bogged down with traffic right now. So I would like to pay to have this transaction accelerated today:

c47d3899c090dd7f1d6ac1ac8c783a6cfc8219b05e4a537289d4368c6a772b63

Please contact me with pricing.

I don't think those pools will browse the forum looking for people the can give a quote.
It's pretty simple:
https://pool.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/ => paid service costs 0.01 BTC per kb. In your case that's 1.113 * 0.01 = 0.0113 BTC (more info via link i posted)

OR

https://pushtx.btc.com/ => their gui tells me that at this moment, they'd ask $284.66 for an acceleration

OR

you can politely ask macbook-air or quickseller via PM how much they'd charge  to push your tx to the f2pool priority queue

[amansanduja]

Someone please help me accelerate my transaction. I would want to withdraw fund due to an emergency

Here is my detail:

https://blockchain.info/tx/94661bfc7cf7a34a977a64bc5ca5c515e36715438b3c208be56d2feda3da0dc9


Inputs and Outputs
Total Input   0.208 BTC
Total Output   0.2075886 BTC
Fees   0.0004114 BTC
Fee per byte   110.591 sat/B
Fee per weight unit   27.648 sat/WU
Estimated BTC Transacted   0.2 BTC

Thanks in advance

[mocacinno]

Someone please help me accelerate my transaction. I would want to withdraw fund due to an emergency

Here is my detail:

https://blockchain.info/tx/94661bfc7cf7a34a977a64bc5ca5c515e36715438b3c208be56d2feda3da0dc9


Inputs and Outputs
Total Input   0.208 BTC
Total Output   0.2075886 BTC
Fees   0.0004114 BTC
Fee per byte   110.591 sat/B
Fee per weight unit   27.648 sat/WU
Estimated BTC Transacted   0.2 BTC

Thanks in advance

It's not opt-in RBF, your 110 sat/byte fee means there is a decent chance that if you do nothing, your transaction will be dropped from most mempools before it ends up in the blocks miners are working on (if the network stays status-quo) https://bitcoinfees.earn.com/ . Offcourse, a 110 sat/byte fee isn't hopeless, if you keep rebroadcasting your transaction there is a big chance it'll eventually end up in a block.

Your technical options are:
- creating a CPFP
- double spending the inputs of this transaction
In order to know if one of these options will work for you, we need to know if you're the sender or receiver (or both) and which wallet(s) you're using. There are cases in which neither of these options are available (for example if you're using online wallets or exchanges to store your funds)

Your non-technical options are:
- using free accelerator services like antpool or viabtc
- using payed accelerator services like viabtc, btc.com or f2pool

Next time: either search for a topic that was created for the sole purpose of adding such questions, or if such a topic is unavailable/dead: create a new topic... Don't add unrelated questions to somebody else's topic.

[mocacinno]

Get yourself in a block super fast !

http://www.bitcoin-transaction-accelerator.website/

I hope you enjoy this site as much as I do , I use it all the time now.

Pay a super cheap fee on your transaction and then use this service , works out cheaper overall to send BTC.

My educated guess would be that this is your site?
I can't find a single vouch for this accelerator, and when i try to visit your url to find out if it's using the same script as all the other sites (that basically rebroadcasts your transaction and charges a fee to do this, while it's really easy to do this yourself for free), i got following error "ERR_CONNECTION_TIMED_OUT".

[amansanduja]

Hi,

Thank you for your reply.

Could you please help explaing how to do this:
- creating a CPFP
- double spending the inputs of this transaction

In order to know if one of these options will work for you, we need to know if you're the sender or receiver (or both) and which wallet(s) you're using. There are cases in which neither of these options are available (for example if you're using online wallets or exchanges to store your funds)

Ans- I'm both sender and receiver. Sending from blockchain.info to binance.

Thanks,

Someone please help me accelerate my transaction. I would want to withdraw fund due to an emergency

Here is my detail:

https://blockchain.info/tx/94661bfc7cf7a34a977a64bc5ca5c515e36715438b3c208be56d2feda3da0dc9


Inputs and Outputs
Total Input   0.208 BTC
Total Output   0.2075886 BTC
Fees   0.0004114 BTC
Fee per byte   110.591 sat/B
Fee per weight unit   27.648 sat/WU
Estimated BTC Transacted   0.2 BTC

Thanks in advance

It's not opt-in RBF, your 110 sat/byte fee means there is a decent chance that if you do nothing, your transaction will be dropped from most mempools before it ends up in the blocks miners are working on (if the network stays status-quo) https://bitcoinfees.earn.com/ . Offcourse, a 110 sat/byte fee isn't hopeless, if you keep rebroadcasting your transaction there is a big chance it'll eventually end up in a block.

Your technical options are:
- creating a CPFP
- double spending the inputs of this transaction
In order to know if one of these options will work for you, we need to know if you're the sender or receiver (or both) and which wallet(s) you're using. There are cases in which neither of these options are available (for example if you're using online wallets or exchanges to store your funds)

Your non-technical options are:
- using free accelerator services like antpool or viabtc
- using payed accelerator services like viabtc, btc.com or f2pool

Next time: either search for a topic that was created for the sole purpose of adding such questions, or if such a topic is unavailable/dead: create a new topic... Don't add unrelated questions to somebody else's topic.

[mocacinno]

Hi,

Thank you for your reply.

Could you please help explaing how to do this:
- creating a CPFP
- double spending the inputs of this transaction

In order to know if one of these options will work for you, we need to know if you're the sender or receiver (or both) and which wallet(s) you're using. There are cases in which neither of these options are available (for example if you're using online wallets or exchanges to store your funds)

Ans- I'm both sender and receiver. Sending from blockchain.info to binance.

Thanks,

Ouch... Sorry to say, but if you're sending from an online wallet to an online exchange, you're neither the sender, nor the receiver...
I've never used binanace, but i think i'm fairly safe to assume that you're not going to be able to extract any private keys from their wallet, nor that they'll assist you in creating a CPFP.
The only technical option you would have had, was to export your private keys from blockchain and import them into a decent desktop wallet. Other options would have been waiting it out while rebroadcasting your transaction and using a transaction accelerator.

However, you have to do nothing this time... You were extremely lucky. Eventough the odds of your transaction ending up in a block were low, it still happened... Your transaction has 59 confirmations at the time of writing