Those BTC "doublers" are called HYIPs and they will scam you sooner or later. Bitcoin is money and it's not that easy to double your money. I suggest you stop using them.
Thanks...you know I didn't even get lucky the first draw...the site made a 12hrs promise but it's days now and no show! Wish I could blacklist them though on the Internet. .....2xcoins.org
This transaction has now been confirmed: https://blockchain.info/tx/9c3932b34238e9590d3025d47aaf082f904fb5acb9513f0674beeaab7f5e60ff
Yes. This is how bitcoin works. That is expected behavior.
What wallet program are you using? (Electrum, Multibit, Bitcoin Core, Armory, Mycellium, something else)?
No.
And how would that happen?
If nobody else has your private keys, then they can't "sweep" your bitcoins from you. If they do have your private keys, then they probably already would have.
Thanks DannyHamilton that was comforting. Albeit I had moved my bitcoins to another wallet in panic, the transaction had later been confirmed (of course without sweeping my account!). I just learn as I go on. I use a blockchain wallet by the way and I'm new as the word itself! Now I'm just hoping I really get paid by the site as promised....ever used them? 2xcoins.org
The other transaction htat appears under the same TX ID is probably a transaction internanally in your wallet.
If you check the data on your wallet, does it state (unspent) in brackets after it.
Usually to allow for bitcoin's annymity you get.
→The address you send to
Sending Address
→An address internal to your wallet
(presumably the one ~0.79BTC sent was internal and remained inside your account -but a blockchain.info glitch seems to suggest otherwise).