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November 22, 2013, 08:13:36 PM
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Bit odd but when I went to send BTC with BitcoinQT recently, it kept reporting that there was insufficient BTC to cover the .004 fee (despite the fee being fixed at .002 in the settings).

I decided to send anyway, so lowered the amount I was sending out. The message then said the transaction exceeded the maximum transaction size but that I could still send if a fee of .004 was applied.

I haven't had this happen before, ever. What changed?

And no, this wasn't the 190k+ transaction today. It was 2.something BTC. Grin
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November 22, 2013, 08:16:16 PM
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I'd guess the transaction you want to send is made up of tons of tiny/dust inputs.
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