Be careful with your blockchain transactions - page 4.

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Quote from: ATSgrowth on March 01, 2019, 02:14:28 PM

Quote from: CryptoAssasin on March 01, 2019, 03:23:57 AM

I cant believe that this person sent 0.1 Ether with 2,100 Ether transaction fee. I am pretty sure that this person is crying out right now and just shaking his / her head repeatedly. What will you do if this happens to you? How will you comfort your self at a time like this? 2,100 Ethereum for transaction fee really is a big amount and unfair on that person but a mistake was already made. I hope that he can contact the miner who processed that transaction for reimbursement which is I think possible. Look on the reference below.

https://etherscan.io/tx/0x1f73b43dc9c48cc131a931fac7095de9e5eba0c5184ec0c5c5f1f32efa2a6bab

Lol, that was not a mistake, it was a good trick how to make your money legit - money laundering.
He did it 3 times, do you think that someone is so stupid?

Of course it can be a very good money laundering, and I completely agree with you. But I would like to take into consideration the only fact that the payment for the transaction goes to miners, and to whom it is very difficult to determine these coins. After all, we are talking about a specific purpose together, if it is a fraud.

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Quote from: CryptoAssasin on March 01, 2019, 03:23:57 AM

I cant believe that this person sent 0.1 Ether with 2,100 Ether transaction fee. I am pretty sure that this person is crying out right now and just shaking his / her head repeatedly. What will you do if this happens to you? How will you comfort your self at a time like this? 2,100 Ethereum for transaction fee really is a big amount and unfair on that person but a mistake was already made. I hope that he can contact the miner who processed that transaction for reimbursement which is I think possible. Look on the reference below.

https://etherscan.io/tx/0x1f73b43dc9c48cc131a931fac7095de9e5eba0c5184ec0c5c5f1f32efa2a6bab

Lol, that was not a mistake, it was a good trick how to make your money legit - money laundering.
He did it 3 times, do you think that someone is so stupid?

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Quote from: cizatext on March 01, 2019, 01:04:54 PM

This is a very ridiculous accident how con some one in his/her eight senses send such small amount of etheruem with a very high fees, or may be there is more to the story then it appears. Hope the sender will be able to trace the minner and get a redound if that is possible.

It seems to me that every cryptocurrency user should be careful when making transactions. Thus, in general, you can send your coins to the wrong address, and not just exceed the limit of payment for gas.

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This is a very ridiculous accident how con some one in his/her eight senses send such small amount of etheruem with a very high fees, or may be there is more to the story then it appears. Hope the sender will be able to trace the minner and get a redound if that is possible.

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Serious? send a balance of 0.1 ETH with transaction fees of 2100 ETH or vice versa
this is really ridiculous like buying a bicycle at the price of a luxury car

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Quote from: CryptoAssasin on March 01, 2019, 03:23:57 AM

I cant believe that this person sent 0.1 Ether with 2,100 Ether transaction fee. I am pretty sure that this person is crying out right now and just shaking his / her head repeatedly. What will you do if this happens to you? How will you comfort your self at a time like this? 2,100 Ethereum for transaction fee really is a big amount and unfair on that person but a mistake was already made. I hope that he can contact the miner who processed that transaction for reimbursement which is I think possible. Look on the reference below.

https://etherscan.io/tx/0x1f73b43dc9c48cc131a931fac7095de9e5eba0c5184ec0c5c5f1f32efa2a6bab

Miners also need to eat. Of course this irony. I don’t even know how to make a monstrous mistake. I don't know what's up with this man today. Maybe he lost everything.

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Quote from: oemar bakrie on March 01, 2019, 11:45:02 AM

Maybe he was too eager to send ether to the address that was addressed, he did not see the details of the fees to be paid and did not check the fees when sending the ether to myetherwallet..

It is possible that he did not pay attention to these costs and could only try, evidence of practicing the way blockchain works. We can see many people making mistakes without being aware or hypnotized. This can happen when we are careless and affected by something, so be careful and vigilant it must be done.

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I think it will be very difficult to determine which of the mining pools processed this transaction, but, even if he can find out which of the pools processed this transaction, then there are no guarantees that this money will be returned to him, in fact he himself is to blame for this.

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Maybe he was too eager to send ether to the address that was addressed, he did not see the details of the fees to be paid and did not check the fees when sending the ether to myetherwallet..

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Quote from: CryptoAssasin on March 01, 2019, 03:23:57 AM

I cant believe that this person sent 0.1 Ether with 2,100 Ether transaction fee. I am pretty sure that this person is crying out right now and just shaking his / her head repeatedly. What will you do if this happens to you? How will you comfort your self at a time like this? 2,100 Ethereum for transaction fee really is a big amount and unfair on that person but a mistake was already made. I hope that he can contact the miner who processed that transaction for reimbursement which is I think possible. Look on the reference below.

https://etherscan.io/tx/0x1f73b43dc9c48cc131a931fac7095de9e5eba0c5184ec0c5c5f1f32efa2a6bab

Its not something problem with blockchain,the user who wrongly entered the value and resulted losing all his money.It is very huge amount to be lost but when someone in that much hurry then don't do this much worth of transaction because money is important in this world.

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I want to laugh but also feel sorry, this is very difficult to believe and whether due to human error or the system also needs to be questioned, I used to use mew and it made me confused. now I still use the mew account but use the imtoken application which can adjust the gas well and minimize error

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Quote from: bitc0000 on March 01, 2019, 11:10:50 AM

Quote from: CryptoAssasin on March 01, 2019, 03:23:57 AM

I cant believe that this person sent 0.1 Ether with 2,100 Ether transaction fee. I am pretty sure that this person is crying out right now and just shaking his / her head repeatedly. What will you do if this happens to you? How will you comfort your self at a time like this? 2,100 Ethereum for transaction fee really is a big amount and unfair on that person but a mistake was already made. I hope that he can contact the miner who processed that transaction for reimbursement which is I think possible. Look on the reference below.

https://etherscan.io/tx/0x1f73b43dc9c48cc131a931fac7095de9e5eba0c5184ec0c5c5f1f32efa2a6bab

I have seen this problem since 10 days ago. And I believe this is just a small incident from someone. No one is stupid enough to adjust gas fees like that

Yes it's not a default fees. Someone did intentionally changed there are no way a person would be confused between sending amount and transaction fees.
It could be some sort of experiment or some miners practicing their preciseness in selecting the block.

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In block chain you must be careful with your transaction. If by any chance you send money to a wrong person the it's hard to get your money back. Infact you won't get your money back. So be careful.

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Quote from: CryptoAssasin on March 01, 2019, 03:23:57 AM

I cant believe that this person sent 0.1 Ether with 2,100 Ether transaction fee. I am pretty sure that this person is crying out right now and just shaking his / her head repeatedly. What will you do if this happens to you? How will you comfort your self at a time like this? 2,100 Ethereum for transaction fee really is a big amount and unfair on that person but a mistake was already made. I hope that he can contact the miner who processed that transaction for reimbursement which is I think possible. Look on the reference below.

https://etherscan.io/tx/0x1f73b43dc9c48cc131a931fac7095de9e5eba0c5184ec0c5c5f1f32efa2a6bab

I have seen this problem since 10 days ago. And I believe this is just a small incident from someone. No one is stupid enough to adjust gas fees like that

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Quote from: CryptoAssasin on March 01, 2019, 03:23:57 AM

I cant believe that this person sent 0.1 Ether with 2,100 Ether transaction fee. I am pretty sure that this person is crying out right now and just shaking his / her head repeatedly. What will you do if this happens to you? How will you comfort your self at a time like this? 2,100 Ethereum for transaction fee really is a big amount and unfair on that person but a mistake was already made. I hope that he can contact the miner who processed that transaction for reimbursement which is I think possible. Look on the reference below.

https://etherscan.io/tx/0x1f73b43dc9c48cc131a931fac7095de9e5eba0c5184ec0c5c5f1f32efa2a6bab

Yes. Caution is the only option as there are nearly no way to solve any problem you make on a transaction.
I too remember making a mistake of sending $100 worth of bitcoin twice to a single use address. And bitcoin was about $200 a piece at that time.
Never got that back but I started checking every detail at least twice before pressing that button.

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Quote from: CryptoAssasin on March 01, 2019, 03:23:57 AM

I cant believe that this person sent 0.1 Ether with 2,100 Ether transaction fee. I am pretty sure that this person is crying out right now and just shaking his / her head repeatedly. What will you do if this happens to you? How will you comfort your self at a time like this? 2,100 Ethereum for transaction fee really is a big amount and unfair on that person but a mistake was already made. I hope that he can contact the miner who processed that transaction for reimbursement which is I think possible. Look on the reference below.

https://etherscan.io/tx/0x1f73b43dc9c48cc131a931fac7095de9e5eba0c5184ec0c5c5f1f32efa2a6bab

It has already posted in the forum a while ago and I find it suspesious whether it's coincidence or a planned mistake. No person in their sanity would do such kind of transactions if nobody takes benefit from that.

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Before making a transaction, first thing you should do is check the gas and fees. That will prevent you from mistakes.

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Most likely the transaction was made in a hurry and for this reason he was wrong. But I doubt that miner will decide to help this poor fellow.

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Thats very unfortunate, well if that happens to me I would feel frustration as well. See, blockchain tech is very good and being anonymous would be one of the good thing about thing and much faster but still there is no perfect system at some cases there are still mistakes or glitches.

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It happens, I know that this mistake happened to a BTC sender too, in 2016 someone paid 219 BTC fee to send 0.001 BTC. So sh*t really happens...

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