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Bitcoin successfully deducted on sender wallet but did not reach receiver wallet
Bitcoin successfully deducted on sender wallet but did not reach receiver wallet
What happens if my transaction is not accepted because I did not pay fees?What is a transaction's step-by-step life cycle?Armory client shows transaction unconfirmedBought a bitcoin, sender said it was sent, not showing in blockchain or wallet. Where is it?Can we report a fraudster by their bitcoin wallet address?Refunding of payments made
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Here is the wallet address for receiver: 1Gouzjo9Jav1k4AmRoUJJMzidVfnMoSieS.
I had used the Blockchair site to see and track status. Based on the details, account had seen receiving last 21 hours. Also on the picture, there is no check icon on this transaction. I'm referring to 0.026 BTC. Thanks for those who will answer and help track this transaction.
confirmations fraud
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Here is the wallet address for receiver: 1Gouzjo9Jav1k4AmRoUJJMzidVfnMoSieS.
I had used the Blockchair site to see and track status. Based on the details, account had seen receiving last 21 hours. Also on the picture, there is no check icon on this transaction. I'm referring to 0.026 BTC. Thanks for those who will answer and help track this transaction.
confirmations fraud
edited 2 hours ago
Murch♦
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Based on the conversation posted, this sounds like a scam. Beware anyone promising guaranteed profits after you send them Bitcoin (for ‘mining’, or whatever), it is a common scam, you will not have any ‘profits’ returned to you.
– chytrik
1 hour ago
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Here is the wallet address for receiver: 1Gouzjo9Jav1k4AmRoUJJMzidVfnMoSieS.
I had used the Blockchair site to see and track status. Based on the details, account had seen receiving last 21 hours. Also on the picture, there is no check icon on this transaction. I'm referring to 0.026 BTC. Thanks for those who will answer and help track this transaction.
confirmations fraud
edited 2 hours ago
Murch♦
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Marc panganMarc pangan
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Here is the wallet address for receiver: 1Gouzjo9Jav1k4AmRoUJJMzidVfnMoSieS.
I had used the Blockchair site to see and track status. Based on the details, account had seen receiving last 21 hours. Also on the picture, there is no check icon on this transaction. I'm referring to 0.026 BTC. Thanks for those who will answer and help track this transaction.
confirmations fraud
confirmations fraud
edited 2 hours ago
Murch♦
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Based on the conversation posted, this sounds like a scam. Beware anyone promising guaranteed profits after you send them Bitcoin (for ‘mining’, or whatever), it is a common scam, you will not have any ‘profits’ returned to you.
– chytrik
1 hour ago
add a comment |
Based on the conversation posted, this sounds like a scam. Beware anyone promising guaranteed profits after you send them Bitcoin (for ‘mining’, or whatever), it is a common scam, you will not have any ‘profits’ returned to you.
– chytrik
1 hour ago
Based on the conversation posted, this sounds like a scam. Beware anyone promising guaranteed profits after you send them Bitcoin (for ‘mining’, or whatever), it is a common scam, you will not have any ‘profits’ returned to you.
– chytrik
1 hour ago
Based on the conversation posted, this sounds like a scam. Beware anyone promising guaranteed profits after you send them Bitcoin (for ‘mining’, or whatever), it is a common scam, you will not have any ‘profits’ returned to you.
– chytrik
1 hour ago
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It's not completely clear what the situation is, but from what I gather it seems that you're the sender and the recipient is not acknowledging a payment you have sent.
I assume that you have verified that the credited address 1Gouzjo9Jav1k4AmRoUJJMzidVfnMoSieS matches the one that you were supposed to pay to, and that the amount matches the invoiced amount.
The address 1Gouzjo9Jav1k4AmRoUJJMzidVfnMoSieS has received 0.02661900 BTC in transaction b36157a7ca9630a88d98125fca91de81f488ef7d9a60f9e57af055d4d91f7a50. This transaction has been written to the blockchain more than a day ago and is confirmed. Given that this is the correct address, the receiver did get paid, whatever they may be claiming. Secondly, the money already got spent again which means that they must be fully aware the money arrived.
Assuming that you have paid the right address, the issue is on the receiver's end:
Either they gave you the wrong address which you paid correctly and someone else received the money (unlikely), they do not understand that they already got paid or incorrectly accounted for your payment (unlikely, since you already tried following up with them), or they're lying to you.
You should follow up with them and firmly assert that the requested address in question has been paid (after you have verified that it was the correct address) and ask them to check that their systems are working correctly. Perhaps that will prompt them to "suddenly find your payment".
Do not under any circumstances send them any more money, if they don't acknowledge that your payment has succeeded and deliver their side of your agreement. Often scammers will make up nonsense excuses to get you to pay even more money. If they do not acknowledge your payment, you may need to decide to write-off that money or sue them.
answered 2 hours ago
Murch♦Murch
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Thank you so much. I really appreciate your feedback and explanation.😀😀😀
– Marc pangan
2 hours ago
Sorry to hear about your predicament, I hope it gets figured out. If either of us answered all of your question, please mark the answer as accepted. Good luck!
– Murch♦
2 hours ago
add a comment |
The receiving address has received and already spent the coins, which results in a 0 balance.
The receiver should still be able to see the transaction in their wallet history, if they are using a consumer wallet. They may or may not see it with an exchange wallet or some other kind of payment processor.
answered 15 hours ago
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How can I verify that the receiver already goy it? Here is the screenshot of his message that he still not yet received it. Thanks
– Marc pangan
3 hours ago
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It's not completely clear what the situation is, but from what I gather it seems that you're the sender and the recipient is not acknowledging a payment you have sent.
I assume that you have verified that the credited address 1Gouzjo9Jav1k4AmRoUJJMzidVfnMoSieS matches the one that you were supposed to pay to, and that the amount matches the invoiced amount.
The address 1Gouzjo9Jav1k4AmRoUJJMzidVfnMoSieS has received 0.02661900 BTC in transaction b36157a7ca9630a88d98125fca91de81f488ef7d9a60f9e57af055d4d91f7a50. This transaction has been written to the blockchain more than a day ago and is confirmed. Given that this is the correct address, the receiver did get paid, whatever they may be claiming. Secondly, the money already got spent again which means that they must be fully aware the money arrived.
Assuming that you have paid the right address, the issue is on the receiver's end:
Either they gave you the wrong address which you paid correctly and someone else received the money (unlikely), they do not understand that they already got paid or incorrectly accounted for your payment (unlikely, since you already tried following up with them), or they're lying to you.
You should follow up with them and firmly assert that the requested address in question has been paid (after you have verified that it was the correct address) and ask them to check that their systems are working correctly. Perhaps that will prompt them to "suddenly find your payment".
Do not under any circumstances send them any more money, if they don't acknowledge that your payment has succeeded and deliver their side of your agreement. Often scammers will make up nonsense excuses to get you to pay even more money. If they do not acknowledge your payment, you may need to decide to write-off that money or sue them.
answered 2 hours ago
Murch♦Murch
36k27 gold badges119 silver badges350 bronze badges
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your feedback and explanation.😀😀😀
– Marc pangan
2 hours ago
Sorry to hear about your predicament, I hope it gets figured out. If either of us answered all of your question, please mark the answer as accepted. Good luck!
– Murch♦
2 hours ago
add a comment |
It's not completely clear what the situation is, but from what I gather it seems that you're the sender and the recipient is not acknowledging a payment you have sent.
I assume that you have verified that the credited address 1Gouzjo9Jav1k4AmRoUJJMzidVfnMoSieS matches the one that you were supposed to pay to, and that the amount matches the invoiced amount.
The address 1Gouzjo9Jav1k4AmRoUJJMzidVfnMoSieS has received 0.02661900 BTC in transaction b36157a7ca9630a88d98125fca91de81f488ef7d9a60f9e57af055d4d91f7a50. This transaction has been written to the blockchain more than a day ago and is confirmed. Given that this is the correct address, the receiver did get paid, whatever they may be claiming. Secondly, the money already got spent again which means that they must be fully aware the money arrived.
Assuming that you have paid the right address, the issue is on the receiver's end:
Either they gave you the wrong address which you paid correctly and someone else received the money (unlikely), they do not understand that they already got paid or incorrectly accounted for your payment (unlikely, since you already tried following up with them), or they're lying to you.
You should follow up with them and firmly assert that the requested address in question has been paid (after you have verified that it was the correct address) and ask them to check that their systems are working correctly. Perhaps that will prompt them to "suddenly find your payment".
Do not under any circumstances send them any more money, if they don't acknowledge that your payment has succeeded and deliver their side of your agreement. Often scammers will make up nonsense excuses to get you to pay even more money. If they do not acknowledge your payment, you may need to decide to write-off that money or sue them.
answered 2 hours ago
Murch♦Murch
36k27 gold badges119 silver badges350 bronze badges
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your feedback and explanation.😀😀😀
– Marc pangan
2 hours ago
Sorry to hear about your predicament, I hope it gets figured out. If either of us answered all of your question, please mark the answer as accepted. Good luck!
– Murch♦
2 hours ago
add a comment |
It's not completely clear what the situation is, but from what I gather it seems that you're the sender and the recipient is not acknowledging a payment you have sent.
I assume that you have verified that the credited address 1Gouzjo9Jav1k4AmRoUJJMzidVfnMoSieS matches the one that you were supposed to pay to, and that the amount matches the invoiced amount.
The address 1Gouzjo9Jav1k4AmRoUJJMzidVfnMoSieS has received 0.02661900 BTC in transaction b36157a7ca9630a88d98125fca91de81f488ef7d9a60f9e57af055d4d91f7a50. This transaction has been written to the blockchain more than a day ago and is confirmed. Given that this is the correct address, the receiver did get paid, whatever they may be claiming. Secondly, the money already got spent again which means that they must be fully aware the money arrived.
Assuming that you have paid the right address, the issue is on the receiver's end:
Either they gave you the wrong address which you paid correctly and someone else received the money (unlikely), they do not understand that they already got paid or incorrectly accounted for your payment (unlikely, since you already tried following up with them), or they're lying to you.
You should follow up with them and firmly assert that the requested address in question has been paid (after you have verified that it was the correct address) and ask them to check that their systems are working correctly. Perhaps that will prompt them to "suddenly find your payment".
Do not under any circumstances send them any more money, if they don't acknowledge that your payment has succeeded and deliver their side of your agreement. Often scammers will make up nonsense excuses to get you to pay even more money. If they do not acknowledge your payment, you may need to decide to write-off that money or sue them.
answered 2 hours ago
Murch♦Murch
36k27 gold badges119 silver badges350 bronze badges
It's not completely clear what the situation is, but from what I gather it seems that you're the sender and the recipient is not acknowledging a payment you have sent.
I assume that you have verified that the credited address 1Gouzjo9Jav1k4AmRoUJJMzidVfnMoSieS matches the one that you were supposed to pay to, and that the amount matches the invoiced amount.
The address 1Gouzjo9Jav1k4AmRoUJJMzidVfnMoSieS has received 0.02661900 BTC in transaction b36157a7ca9630a88d98125fca91de81f488ef7d9a60f9e57af055d4d91f7a50. This transaction has been written to the blockchain more than a day ago and is confirmed. Given that this is the correct address, the receiver did get paid, whatever they may be claiming. Secondly, the money already got spent again which means that they must be fully aware the money arrived.
Assuming that you have paid the right address, the issue is on the receiver's end:
Either they gave you the wrong address which you paid correctly and someone else received the money (unlikely), they do not understand that they already got paid or incorrectly accounted for your payment (unlikely, since you already tried following up with them), or they're lying to you.
You should follow up with them and firmly assert that the requested address in question has been paid (after you have verified that it was the correct address) and ask them to check that their systems are working correctly. Perhaps that will prompt them to "suddenly find your payment".
Do not under any circumstances send them any more money, if they don't acknowledge that your payment has succeeded and deliver their side of your agreement. Often scammers will make up nonsense excuses to get you to pay even more money. If they do not acknowledge your payment, you may need to decide to write-off that money or sue them.
answered 2 hours ago
Murch♦Murch
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edited 2 hours ago
answered 2 hours ago
Murch♦Murch
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answered 2 hours ago
Murch♦Murch
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answered 2 hours ago
Murch♦Murch
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Thank you so much. I really appreciate your feedback and explanation.😀😀😀
– Marc pangan
2 hours ago
Sorry to hear about your predicament, I hope it gets figured out. If either of us answered all of your question, please mark the answer as accepted. Good luck!
– Murch♦
2 hours ago
add a comment |
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your feedback and explanation.😀😀😀
– Marc pangan
2 hours ago
Sorry to hear about your predicament, I hope it gets figured out. If either of us answered all of your question, please mark the answer as accepted. Good luck!
– Murch♦
2 hours ago
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your feedback and explanation.😀😀😀
– Marc pangan
2 hours ago
Thank you so much. I really appreciate your feedback and explanation.😀😀😀
– Marc pangan
2 hours ago
Sorry to hear about your predicament, I hope it gets figured out. If either of us answered all of your question, please mark the answer as accepted. Good luck!
– Murch♦
2 hours ago
Sorry to hear about your predicament, I hope it gets figured out. If either of us answered all of your question, please mark the answer as accepted. Good luck!
– Murch♦
2 hours ago
add a comment |
The receiving address has received and already spent the coins, which results in a 0 balance.
The receiver should still be able to see the transaction in their wallet history, if they are using a consumer wallet. They may or may not see it with an exchange wallet or some other kind of payment processor.
answered 15 hours ago
Raghav SoodRaghav Sood
8,7812 gold badges11 silver badges29 bronze badges
How can I verify that the receiver already goy it? Here is the screenshot of his message that he still not yet received it. Thanks
– Marc pangan
3 hours ago
add a comment |
The receiving address has received and already spent the coins, which results in a 0 balance.
The receiver should still be able to see the transaction in their wallet history, if they are using a consumer wallet. They may or may not see it with an exchange wallet or some other kind of payment processor.
answered 15 hours ago
Raghav SoodRaghav Sood
8,7812 gold badges11 silver badges29 bronze badges
How can I verify that the receiver already goy it? Here is the screenshot of his message that he still not yet received it. Thanks
– Marc pangan
3 hours ago
add a comment |
The receiving address has received and already spent the coins, which results in a 0 balance.
The receiver should still be able to see the transaction in their wallet history, if they are using a consumer wallet. They may or may not see it with an exchange wallet or some other kind of payment processor.
answered 15 hours ago
Raghav SoodRaghav Sood
8,7812 gold badges11 silver badges29 bronze badges
The receiving address has received and already spent the coins, which results in a 0 balance.
The receiver should still be able to see the transaction in their wallet history, if they are using a consumer wallet. They may or may not see it with an exchange wallet or some other kind of payment processor.
answered 15 hours ago
Raghav SoodRaghav Sood
8,7812 gold badges11 silver badges29 bronze badges
answered 15 hours ago
Raghav SoodRaghav Sood
8,7812 gold badges11 silver badges29 bronze badges
answered 15 hours ago
Raghav SoodRaghav Sood
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answered 15 hours ago
Raghav SoodRaghav Sood
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8,7812 gold badges11 silver badges29 bronze badges
How can I verify that the receiver already goy it? Here is the screenshot of his message that he still not yet received it. Thanks
– Marc pangan
3 hours ago
add a comment |
How can I verify that the receiver already goy it? Here is the screenshot of his message that he still not yet received it. Thanks
– Marc pangan
3 hours ago
How can I verify that the receiver already goy it? Here is the screenshot of his message that he still not yet received it. Thanks
– Marc pangan
3 hours ago
How can I verify that the receiver already goy it? Here is the screenshot of his message that he still not yet received it. Thanks
– Marc pangan
3 hours ago
add a comment |
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Based on the conversation posted, this sounds like a scam. Beware anyone promising guaranteed profits after you send them Bitcoin (for ‘mining’, or whatever), it is a common scam, you will not have any ‘profits’ returned to you.
– chytrik
1 hour ago