If anyone has time to help,could you throw my transaction at them from time to time. Already paid close to .001 to load .0284 from a atm and decided to go cheap on the fee and been waiting a few days. Rookie I know, live and learn.
Will be trying this through out the day,fingers crossed.
http://blockchain.info/tx/bf2cd8aa40b08d0095b8bd35605d7de964b698f6f2d62cf3f5519f839734cef5
Good luck to those in same boat.
Edit: Just tried and got oops message on all 4 screens.
Topic: How some people here add transactions to ViaBTC? (Read 250 times)
We see several people in this forum can push transactions to viaBTC without getting this constant error message:
Submissions are beyond limit, please try again later.
As far as we know they use a software or something like that, can anyone please shed more light and/or explain what type of software do they use and where others can get it?
Yes you're correct.They use bots or automated DOM processing software's like Selenium which overload the servers for others but keep constantly pushing their transactions into the pool.You can't officially get the software but it is not that difficult to make yourself one if you know how to wrote simple automation scripts. Submissions are beyond limit, please try again later.
As far as we know they use a software or something like that, can anyone please shed more light and/or explain what type of software do they use and where others can get it?
No, they are never pushing them, they are just saying; "yes, i added it to a pusher, or to viabtc" but they are never doing it, because they are asking for a tip and they did not even accelerated that transaction. Thieves.
We see several people in this forum can push transactions to viaBTC without getting this constant error message:
Yes, they are exploiting it, far as i know there is a script that some people use to push 100 transactions in just the first second of the X:00 hour, it makes them be able to push them all.As far as we know they use a software or something like that, can anyone please shed more light and/or explain what type of software do they use and where others can get it?
They are banning that script everyday, but there are new of them coming out everyday.
I've seen someone on this forum advicing to sent an acceleration request some seconds (or maybe even a minute) before the new hour starts. I'm also experiencing the same issue with ViaBTC but it lasts already foe several month. Onle I've spent a half day trying to send a request.
Spending half day for the sake of pushing your transaction is insane since you can do it hourly or when the timer resets and I did such thing but most of the time I do failed up and just like on what members above doing I have tried to input for the very first seconds of past hour but still I failed up to succeed for my transaction to get pushed because of that Beyond limit thing. Doesn't like it do reset since 100 spots been filled out so fast. 
I've seen someone on this forum advicing to sent an acceleration request some seconds (or maybe even a minute) before the new hour starts. I'm also experiencing the same issue with ViaBTC but it lasts already foe several month. Onle I've spent a half day trying to send a request.
It's a public service, limited to 100 transactions per hour. It's typically in high demand at peak mempool congestion periods (usually above 100k as I've noticed), and now that it's one that almost everyone knows about, you can bet everyone's lining up to try it.
It resets every hour, on the hour. I've seen recommendations from people to try exactly 1 second after the hour. The only time I was successful in recent weeks was when I clicked just a fraction of a second past the hour. I've also read about bots now being used to automate this process, I've no doubt it's true. You do not want to try that.
It resets every hour, on the hour. I've seen recommendations from people to try exactly 1 second after the hour. The only time I was successful in recent weeks was when I clicked just a fraction of a second past the hour. I've also read about bots now being used to automate this process, I've no doubt it's true. You do not want to try that.
No no, we're not referring to doing this manually.
Some people - such as the poster above you - can do it freely using a software.
How do they do that? What type of software do they use?
Viabtc pool accelerator is that when i tried to accelerate the transaction. Since the large number of the transaction has been done by the many people as a service here with the free accelerator tools like viabtc. Everyone used it for long time.
But when I am looking the viabtc and myself used this site to accelerate the transaction but recent days after their site updation I too find the limits are exceeded when trying every time recent days. I have heard that first 100 acceleration in the every hour will be get the accepted else will receive the same messages as everyone explains it.
Viabtc allows you to accelerate stucked bitcoin transactions in two procedures, either you can try to push transaction without paying them or you have to maintain balance in viabtc account to remove limitation message. In free mode, they have limited transaction inputs and thus you are not guaranteed to get a chance but if you pay them fee, then you can push transactions anytime without seeing this limitation error
We see several people in this forum can push transactions to viaBTC without getting this constant error message:
Submissions are beyond limit, please try again later.
As far as we know they use a software or something like that, can anyone please shed more light and/or explain what type of software do they use and where others can get it?
Submissions are beyond limit, please try again later.
As far as we know they use a software or something like that, can anyone please shed more light and/or explain what type of software do they use and where others can get it?
You must click it fast when the time hit xx:00. My trick is click the button 1 second faster before the time hit 00:00 and it always success on me. Actually there are many people out there also use viaBTC txid accelerator. What is your txid ? I can help you push your transaction to viaBTC.
Here's two tips if you are trying yourself:
1. A good UTC clock running as mentioned above.
2. Try only with small tx. Don't bother with tx > 1KB, I firmly believe they post that message up to mess with your time.
1. A good UTC clock running as mentioned above.
2. Try only with small tx. Don't bother with tx > 1KB, I firmly believe they post that message up to mess with your time.
I’ve been using it regularly for payments since the accelerator first came out, and I’m pretty impressed with how well it’s worked and how bots haven’t made it so that the accelerator is instantly full yet. I wish they’d increase the capacity of the accelerator, but it’s fine as it is.
What I’ve found is your computer clock is sometimes slow, and there are sites that measure time more accurately and show how far off your computer is from the actual time. Using such sites can help you get your TX in right at the top of the hour. To decrease how long it takes to get your tx info in, get it set up and the captcha completed a minute before the top of the hour. A little bit goes a long way.
What I’ve found is your computer clock is sometimes slow, and there are sites that measure time more accurately and show how far off your computer is from the actual time. Using such sites can help you get your TX in right at the top of the hour. To decrease how long it takes to get your tx info in, get it set up and the captcha completed a minute before the top of the hour. A little bit goes a long way.
I have used this manually many times and always got it, even up to a minute or two after the hour. I am disappointed in the bot usage, they ruin it for everyone
Tha'ts, what I assumed, that software is used to be one of the first 100 or they have paid service accounts on ViaBTC. There is no chance to push transactions manually at ViaBTC free service. I also wanted to try out other free services, but they disabled their free accelerators, are not online anymore or lead visitors immidiately to paid services.
There's a chance since I just accelerated two transactions earlier
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.27853895
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.27852488
I've also seen other users who are still able to accelerate transactions through their free service. It's mostly in the Bitcoin Technical Support
There are some other method to accelerate transaction like editing the url in txid in blockchain just to show the hex code and push it in other mempool.. I don't know if this is working i still testing it few times and trying to test and some transaction is getting confirm in few hours. but still the others could not confirm because of too low fee..
I think you're talking about rebroadcasting since it requires the hex of a transaction. To clarify, rebroadcasting doesn't mean you are accelerating a transaction. What it does is just reminding the miners to not forget your transaction in other words it prevents your transaction to be dropped. It is useful if a transaction has a decent/high fee but got stucked for some reason
Even me when i was trying to accelerate my transaction last december i hardly to submitted my transaction always error even you are early every hour until now i'm failed doing it that is why if other people wanted a free service i just shared the link and maybe my ip address block or maybe there are still lots of people are using it.. this is what i'm thinking when trying to accelerate. Most likely the reason why we can't submit our transaction because of bot since the captcha can be easily to solve there are some services like 2captcha if you know some basic to make bot you can use the 2captcha api but you need to solve captcha in 2captcha just to gain a free credit and your own bot could run for free.. there is paid version but i think they are just using the free captcha service..
There are other alternative like antpool accelerator but i heard that its disable so i don't think it can be still helpful to use it as accelerator. and i'm sure there are lots of users out there are using it so if its still working the queue users is too long before your transaction id could be included to next block..
There are some other method to accelerate transaction like editing the url in txid in blockchain just to show the hex code and push it in other mempool.. I don't know if this is working i still testing it few times and trying to test and some transaction is getting confirm in few hours. but still the others could not confirm because of too low fee..
There are other alternative like antpool accelerator but i heard that its disable so i don't think it can be still helpful to use it as accelerator. and i'm sure there are lots of users out there are using it so if its still working the queue users is too long before your transaction id could be included to next block..
There are some other method to accelerate transaction like editing the url in txid in blockchain just to show the hex code and push it in other mempool.. I don't know if this is working i still testing it few times and trying to test and some transaction is getting confirm in few hours. but still the others could not confirm because of too low fee..
It's a public service, limited to 100 transactions per hour. It's typically in high demand at peak mempool congestion periods (usually above 100k as I've noticed), and now that it's one that almost everyone knows about, you can bet everyone's lining up to try it.
It resets every hour, on the hour. I've seen recommendations from people to try exactly 1 second after the hour. The only time I was successful in recent weeks was when I clicked just a fraction of a second past the hour. I've also read about bots now being used to automate this process, I've no doubt it's true. You do not want to try that.
I didn't expect that there would be those bots just to automate on such thing. I have tried this accelerator tool but most of the time I do failed up even you do click or behind for 1 second or more. 100 slots or transactions is already filled up on that instant.I don't know if this is possible but if it does then it would really be an unfair thing or just an alibi itself by viabtc? I have seen now that they do have paid service which if are really on a rush you would really be tempted on that one for sure. It resets every hour, on the hour. I've seen recommendations from people to try exactly 1 second after the hour. The only time I was successful in recent weeks was when I clicked just a fraction of a second past the hour. I've also read about bots now being used to automate this process, I've no doubt it's true. You do not want to try that.
Tha'ts, what I assumed, that software is used to be one of the first 100 or they have paid service accounts on ViaBTC. There is no chance to push transactions manually at ViaBTC free service. I also wanted to try out other free services, but they disabled their free accelerators, are not online anymore or lead visitors immidiately to paid services.
It's a public service, limited to 100 transactions per hour. It's typically in high demand at peak mempool congestion periods (usually above 100k as I've noticed), and now that it's one that almost everyone knows about, you can bet everyone's lining up to try it.
It resets every hour, on the hour. I've seen recommendations from people to try exactly 1 second after the hour. The only time I was successful in recent weeks was when I clicked just a fraction of a second past the hour. I've also read about bots now being used to automate this process, I've no doubt it's true. You do not want to try that.
It resets every hour, on the hour. I've seen recommendations from people to try exactly 1 second after the hour. The only time I was successful in recent weeks was when I clicked just a fraction of a second past the hour. I've also read about bots now being used to automate this process, I've no doubt it's true. You do not want to try that.
No no, we're not referring to doing this manually.
Some people - such as the poster above you - can do it freely using a software.
How do they do that? What type of software do they use?
It's a public service, limited to 100 transactions per hour. It's typically in high demand at peak mempool congestion periods (usually above 100k as I've noticed), and now that it's one that almost everyone knows about, you can bet everyone's lining up to try it.
It resets every hour, on the hour. I've seen recommendations from people to try exactly 1 second after the hour. The only time I was successful in recent weeks was when I clicked just a fraction of a second past the hour. I've also read about bots now being used to automate this process, I've no doubt it's true. You do not want to try that.
It resets every hour, on the hour. I've seen recommendations from people to try exactly 1 second after the hour. The only time I was successful in recent weeks was when I clicked just a fraction of a second past the hour. I've also read about bots now being used to automate this process, I've no doubt it's true. You do not want to try that.
No no, we're not referring to doing this manually.
Some people - such as the poster above you - can do it freely using a software.
How do they do that? What type of software do they use?
It's a public service, limited to 100 transactions per hour. It's typically in high demand at peak mempool congestion periods (usually above 100k as I've noticed), and now that it's one that almost everyone knows about, you can bet everyone's lining up to try it.
It resets every hour, on the hour. I've seen recommendations from people to try exactly 1 second after the hour. The only time I was successful in recent weeks was when I clicked just a fraction of a second past the hour. I've also read about bots now being used to automate this process, I've no doubt it's true. You do not want to try that.
It resets every hour, on the hour. I've seen recommendations from people to try exactly 1 second after the hour. The only time I was successful in recent weeks was when I clicked just a fraction of a second past the hour. I've also read about bots now being used to automate this process, I've no doubt it's true. You do not want to try that.
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We see several people in this forum can push transactions to viaBTC without getting this constant error message:
Submissions are beyond limit, please try again later.
As far as we know they use a software or something like that, can anyone please shed more light and/or explain what type of software do they use and where others can get it?
Submissions are beyond limit, please try again later.
As far as we know they use a software or something like that, can anyone please shed more light and/or explain what type of software do they use and where others can get it?
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