<p>If the transaction has been confirmed there is nothing to do and that is probably your situation. If not (due a small fee) then you can pay yourself with a higher fee to "block" the previous one.</p>

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2016-07-22T23:19:39.150Z
2016-07-22T23:19:39.150Z
Josu Goñi
<p>I made a payment to somebody and now he is not replying me regarding the product I made the payment for and think its a fraud.
So I want to block the transaction.
All I have is the QR code of the person to whom the payment was made.
I also have the QR code detail
Bitcoin:1PNPnadF26twbAxTZTVeEaQKjbYeXDmeNJ</p>

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2016-07-22T19:17:29.940Z
Sorry, that's not how it works.  When you pay with bitcoin, you are essentially paying cash.  Since you have the recipient's address, you can look up the transaction on a block explorer like http://blockchain.info, but my guess is is that your transaction already has a few confirmations.  You can ask for your money back, but that's it.
Jestin
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2016-07-22T19:41:44.070Z
Can you help block the address because i am unable to do anything about it.
Balwinder Singh
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2016-07-22T19:48:31.603Z
No.  That's not how Bitcoin works.  I have no more power to do this than you do.  Looking at that address (https://blockchain.info/address/1PNPnadF26twbAxTZTVeEaQKjbYeXDmeNJ?filter=2), I can see that there are many transactions to the address.  I can also see that all the transactions to that address are confirmed by more than 6 blocks.  I don't know which is yours, but it is irreversable.  In fact, I can see that all outputs to that address are already spent.  Talk to the recipient, because all that can be done is convincing them to send your money back.
Jestin
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2016-07-22T19:56:57.353Z
I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because they are asking for help doing the impossible.  They have not adequately researched their problem, and are treating this forum like a customer service department for Bitcoin.
Jestin
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I want to block my transaction
Balwinder Singh
# I want to block my transaction

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-07-22)

I made a payment to somebody and now he is not replying me regarding the product I made the payment for and think its a fraud.
So I want to block the transaction.
All I have is the QR code of the person to whom the payment was made.
I also have the QR code detail
Bitcoin:1PNPnadF26twbAxTZTVeEaQKjbYeXDmeNJ

**Tags:** revert-transaction

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Sorry, that's not how it works.  When you pay with bitcoin, you are essentially paying cash.  Since you have the recipient's address, you can look up the transaction on a block explorer like http://blockchain.info, but my guess is is that your transaction already has a few confirmations.  You can ask for your money back, but that's it.  
> **username_0**: Can you help block the address because i am unable to do anything about it.  
> **username_1**: No.  That's not how Bitcoin works.  I have no more power to do this than you do.  Looking at that address (https://blockchain.info/address/1PNPnadF26twbAxTZTVeEaQKjbYeXDmeNJ?filter=2), I can see that there are many transactions to the address.  I can also see that all the transactions to that address are confirmed by more than 6 blocks.  I don't know which is yours, but it is irreversable.  In fact, I can see that all outputs to that address are already spent.  Talk to the recipient, because all that can be done is convincing them to send your money back.  
> **username_1**: I'm voting to close this question as off-topic because they are asking for help doing the impossible.  They have not adequately researched their problem, and are treating this forum like a customer service department for Bitcoin.  

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### Answer by username_2 on 2016-07-22. Score: 1

If the transaction has been confirmed there is nothing to do and that is probably your situation. If not (due a small fee) then you can pay yourself with a higher fee to "block" the previous one.


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