Topic: Mpama's Free Bitcoin Acceleration Services (Read 260 times)

Ok, mocacinno perhaps we are having an avoidable disagree because of optics. I guess my comment rubbed off on you in a wrong way. My apologies for that, and to other posters who felt the same. Honestly, my intention was nothing else but to help others attempt getting their stuck transaction confirmed by constantly rebroadcasting the hash of their transactions. I thought that act would be appreciated as it means I would be devoting more time to such at intervals  but it seems it isn't from the look of things. I don't intend to make enemies here. It's a community I have come to value because this is where my crypto journey started. I like to make friends, not fiends. Going forward, am closing this thread.

Once again, I apologize to anyone who felt wronged by me. Thanks all.

This is a dilemma for me... You asked me (and others) not to talk in your thread anymore (i believe you were inferring we were sigspammers), now you ask why people like me keep "bugging" you while you're offering a free service. My gut tells me to answer your question in an honest way, so i'm really sorry if this offends you. I feel your question for an answer supersedes your request not to derail your thread. Sorry if i misjudged this. This is my last post in this thread anyway, so no need for a rant.

So, as a last attempt, i'll answer in this thread one more time, afterwards i'll put you on ignore, so i won't be tempted to reply in your thread ever again.

Personally, i wasn't trying to derail your thread, i wasn't trying to get a rise out of you, i wasn't trying to get you in troubles... I was merely trying to educate you (and other people) as to why rebroadcasting a transaction is not worth your time and effort, and i was trying to push you towards other methods that might have been more usefull... But you scoffed at me telling me "you don't need a lecture" while it was clear to me that you had a gap in your technical knowledge that stopped you from making a usefull service to begin with.

I can guess why others are giving you a hard time tough... Eventough you never clearly stated which methods you were using, it's rather obvious you're just rebroadcasting transactions using thirth party tools. By doing this, you give people false hope and try to bump your postcount and maybe score some tips when people's transactions eventually get confirmed (hint: most transactions will eventually get confirmed.... So taking the credit for this might rub people the wrong way). Things might have been a little different if you were upfront about which tools and techniques you used, and if people with more technical luggage felt the methods you used were at least semi-usefull.

To draw an analogy to a physical service: Your service is like a guy who borrows a hammer from a friend, then opens a free service that tries to fix cars but in the meantime plasters his walls with advertisements and tipjars. When somebody brings a car to your shop, you take the hammer you borrowed and give a few taps on the dashboard. If, by pure luck, the car just happens to start afterwards, you hope to get a tip. If it doesn't start: no worries, it was free anyways and at least your visitors saw your ads. In reality, however, you don't know what you're doing and you rely on pure luck to get the job done. You use (the wrong) tools delivered by somebody else (and you take away part of their income in the meantime). You create a sense of false hope, and try to cash in on this when (by sheer luck) things go your way.

Sorry to be this harsh, but you asked why people don't leave you be... You're part of a community that's pretty straightforward and where people do get called out if they're doing something that might not be okay. If people suspect you're doing something they don't agree with, they ask you follow up questions... And if you don't answer these questions, people start to get annoying. It's possible i'm 100% wrong and you do know what you're doing: in this case, i apologise...

I'll do you one better:  proof that you're able to get stuck transactions confirmed without relying on time or sheer luck . If you succeed in getting 95% of the transactions submitted in your thread confirmed within 3 hours, i'll publicly apologise and i'll probably even endorse your service (no guarantees tough)

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TheUltraElite, the title says what it is - Free. I believe it's as simple as that.  However, I am still at a loss as to why you guys are making it look like it's something wrong offering to help others who may have a similar situation of need by all your antagonism. Why so?

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What exactly is your method to accelerate your transaction?

Please note that one time few years back users were given negative trust for asking for payment for such services which were offered for free by some sites on the internet. One of the accused was CoolWave.

Thread is linked here - Forums stand in regards to users that have free Tx accelerators threads

He still runs this service on his alt account abhibtccc even after being negged but I hope you understand the situation. Without having a proper method to "accelerate" transactions your service is null and void. 

It's obvious you posted this to meet up with your weekly quota to earn a pay. Can you do yourself a favour and go through what you have posted again? Well, stop spamming here.

Rebroadcast of a transaction is useless and it also not useless. Once a bitcoin is sent to a wallet it will broadcast into the network and rebroadcast it is just a way of starting from beginning again which could give the transaction another chance of been include in a block.

I am offering to help those who may need the services, not asking for a lecture on why it won't work out. So, if you guys don't mind I will like you not to derail this thread please. Let's keep the thread open as to what it attempts to achieve. There are lots of users here who may easily get lost or apprehensive when faced with delayed transaction confirmation. Thanks for your understanding.

Do realise that those rebroadcast services are basically only rebroadcasting transactions (hence the name). The default setting for bitcoin core (at least, my version) is to keep the valid unconfirmed transaction in it's mempool for 336 hours or untill the mempool size exceeds 300 Mb. So, unless you initially broadcasted your stuck transaction more than 336 hours ago, or unless the total size of the transactions in the mempool exceeds 300 Mb, rebroadcasting is allmost useless.

If your tx was stuck for less than 336 hours, and you only rebroadcasted it, you might aswell have done nothing.. You didn't have an impact on the fact your transaction got confirmed, you just got lucky and it would have gotten confirmed whether you rebroadcasted or not...

Next to ViaBTC, you also have antpool as a free alternative, but antpool only gives you tx a higher priority and does not guarantee a spot in their next block (AFAIK)

Well, what basically happened was that at the same time I asked Spider to help me out I used that window of waiting to forensically search the internet and discovered not just the Viabtc site but other sites where delayed transactions could be sped up. So, I sent the TX ID to one and then at  intervals resent it to make sure it comes afloat to be seen and picked by miners. It's either it got confirmed from my continual rebroadcast or from that of Spider's. Then I thought to myself when that was over, why not offer to help others here too who will need to be helped out of that moment of anxiety. That's why am offering this. That incident I had with my delayed transaction changed my horizon on an issue like that and I feel the obligation to give back to the community the little way I can.

So, you had a transaction that wasn't being confirmed, an other user had to help you out, and now you're offering a (free) service doing something you couldn't do before... What changed?

By the way, there are a couple real services that do work: viabtc (they accept 100 tx/hr, but you need a fee of at least 10 sat/byte). Antpool also has a service that allows you to increase your priority in their pool (but only slightly), so a very low fee tx still won't make it into their blocks.
Next to this, a couple big pools allow you to pay for tx acceleration... Just don't pay anybody who isn't a verified big pool owner, there are many scammers out there...

There are also technical things you can do: talk a user trough creating a CPFP, or helping him to bump his fee if the original tx was opt-in RBF, or helping him double spending the unspent output in a new transaction with a higher fee, or helping him keep rebroadcasting the tx untill it gets into a block eventually....

I haven't seen these service on offer for over 2 years now, I thought we all agreed that none of the acceleration services work anymore? Is it because Spider is a miner himself or does he have contact with a miner? Because that's the only way you can really "accelerate" transactions.

Just to warn newbies that there is no other way to do it:)

After suffering a three-day delayed transaction on the blockchain and having to fight through a bout of worry if my Bitcoin would ever arrive the wallet I had sent it to, while on it, I went in search of how and what to do to avoid such in the future, it eventually went through 24hrs later after I asked a user here Spider703, for help on his thread.

The anxiety was something else as I needed it confirmed urgently. After that incident I decided to help other users who may also be in that situation I was a few days ago.

So, feel free to post your delayed TX ID here if you want it speed up. You can also pm me on telegram https://t.me/kenngurai

Tips are welcome if you feel like it after your transaction has been confirmed. BTC: 12nchg3tMbbtbVgYNW3teQTYXqiuvmQgqi