Nope, it is impossible + and you sent using blockchain.info wallet, it means that they instantly put that transaction in to a block (they dont work as an exchange, trying to get some imputs)
And no, all the bitcoin transactions are not refundable, that is the main reason of why a lot of people are in love with cryptos, and the same happens with those scammers, they are happy too because they do not leave a trace under their shoes.
But for example, in poloniex or in bittrex, you are able to cancel a transaction because they use to include all the transactions after a new block, usually every ten minutes or five.
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Can you give us the transaction ID? I think you can't recover what you send from blockchain..
If you have a delay transaction better to use some services that can accelerate your transaction..
Like this one signup here https://www.antpool.com/user/prioritiseTransaction.htm?m=savePrioritiseTx
And use that link and put your transaction ID its should be accelerated in few hours your transaction could confirm..
If you have a delay transaction better to use some services that can accelerate your transaction..
Like this one signup here https://www.antpool.com/user/prioritiseTransaction.htm?m=savePrioritiseTx
And use that link and put your transaction ID its should be accelerated in few hours your transaction could confirm..
I used blockchain.info wallet.
What wallet was the transaction sent with? If it was sent by a wallet but never included in a block it is likely that it will eventually be dropped by the network and the wallet should be able to provide you access to sending the coins again.
Fulfilled.
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