<p>1JPEobzLgKo5EKEfDVN8aJ61Pdryse6ccf This address shows transactions I was not aware of for unknown reasons, and does not show up in multibit(version 0.5.16). Which one is accurate, and how can I sync them?</p>

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2014-02-21T23:59:56.040Z
I reset the blocks many times in multibit and reopened the wallet. Is there an issue with the 3 transactions for this address?(I don't see an issue)

There is more going on here since I didn't request this money. If someone wants to claim it, I need to access it before I give it back.
Mark
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2014-02-22T03:35:38.237Z
Reseting the blocks won't do much if it's a network or memory problem.
John T
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2014-02-25T11:14:11.780Z
Could these apparent transactions be related to current bugs being exploited at this time?
Mark
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2014-02-25T21:49:27.520Z
Absolutely not. It's 100% a syncing issue.
John T
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Transactions show up on blockchain but not in multibit?
Mark
# Transactions show up on blockchain but not in multibit?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2014-02-21)

1JPEobzLgKo5EKEfDVN8aJ61Pdryse6ccf This address shows transactions I was not aware of for unknown reasons, and does not show up in multibit(version 0.5.16). Which one is accurate, and how can I sync them?

**Tags:** blockchain, multibit, error

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: I reset the blocks many times in multibit and reopened the wallet. Is there an issue with the 3 transactions for this address?(I don't see an issue)  There is more going on here since I didn't request this money. If someone wants to claim it, I need to access it before I give it back.  
> **username_1**: Reseting the blocks won't do much if it's a network or memory problem.  
> **username_0**: Could these apparent transactions be related to current bugs being exploited at this time?  
> **username_1**: Absolutely not. It's 100% a syncing issue.  

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