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Topic: No Transaction Fee, No Confirmations? (Read 730 times)

hero member
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July 05, 2012, 11:24:03 PM
#4
would they ever get included in the blockchain? or would they float around until someone decided to accept them into a block they've mined?

that's the same thing (1 question asked 2 different ways)

i'm going to take a complete guess: ~10 days without tx fees, ~3 days with them.


I guess it is. and the 'with them' you are refering to is with the miscule fee?

yeah, if you put a standard 0.0005 fee, they might go through in 24 hours... no guarantees though... tiny amounts are slow.
newbie
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July 05, 2012, 11:13:56 PM
#3
would they ever get included in the blockchain? or would they float around until someone decided to accept them into a block they've mined?

that's the same thing (1 question asked 2 different ways)

i'm going to take a complete guess: ~10 days without tx fees, ~3 days with them.


I guess it is. and the 'with them' you are refering to is with the miscule fee?
hero member
Activity: 812
Merit: 1000
July 05, 2012, 11:08:14 PM
#2
would they ever get included in the blockchain? or would they float around until someone decided to accept them into a block they've mined?

that's the same thing (1 question asked 2 different ways)

i'm going to take a complete guess: ~10 days without tx fees, ~3 days with them.
newbie
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Merit: 0
July 05, 2012, 11:04:04 PM
#1
So ive been wondering for a while, if i were to send lets say 500 transactions to the smallest probability bet on SatoshiDice individually with a php script or some such method and for the sake of saving what amounts to a fair percent of the money sent, didnt include a transaction fee on any of them, would they ever get included in the blockchain? or would they float around until someone decided to accept them into a block they've mined? If so, how long would that typically take and what would be the outcome if i included a miniscule fee instead (.00001 or some such number)?




Thanks a bunch,

Thionine
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