<p>Has the blockchain fully downloaded yet?
If you haven't totally downloaded the chain yet, you wont see any money you have received.
Do you have to create a raw transaction?
<a href="https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Raw_Transactions" rel="nofollow">https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Raw_Transactions</a></p>

<p>If you are really struggling, send me an email. Maybe we can do SSH or remote desktop, and I can save your bitcoins.
If you run "bitcoind listtransactions" in a terminal and send me the output, I might be able to get you better instructions.</p>

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2013-11-27T00:13:06.623Z
Yes my blockchain is fully downloaded. What exact details of my transaction can I search for on blockchain.info?
MarGul
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2014-11-16T06:01:20.783Z
Please don't include email addresses in posts. If you must, put the email address in your user profile.
Nick ODell
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2013-11-26T23:36:28.690Z
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user9415
<p>Search blockchain.info for the address you are sending the coins from.</p>

<p>If you cannot see your transaction on blockchain,info, then it is not on the network and will not confirm.</p>

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2013-11-27T08:42:56.443Z
I am searching from the address that I sent the coins from and I cant see my transaction at blockchain.info. You have any idea what to do here? Still standing at 0/6 and I have my blockchain updated
MarGul
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DAC
<p>How much money did you send and how long have you owned it? How many bytes was the transaction? Your transaction will only be accepted as no-fee if the weighted average of input value times input age per byte exceeds a threshold (roughly equal to one BTC x day per 250 bytes).</p>

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uminatsu
<p>I have googled this problem and everyone just keep saying "be patient it will get through sooner or later". Well it has now been 4 days and it still says 0/6 confirmations. I did not send it with a miners fee which is why it's not instant but it feels like 4 days is a long time. I'm using bitcoin-qt wallet on a ubuntu 12.04 computer if that makes any difference. Also when I go to blockchain.info and try to search for my transaction I cant find it. I have right clicked on my transaction and tried to search for everything thats in details but I still cant find my transaction.
Should I just wait and see if its going to get through?</p>

<p>I have read that you can double spend and then send this new one with a miners fee. I have tried to read up about this but I'm quite worried because its a lot of money that I'm sending and I don't want to do anything wrong.</p>

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2013-12-27T04:53:19.607Z
Last it was measured, the average time to get a zero fee transaction (that would normally require one) into the blockchain was around a week.
David Schwartz
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My bitcoin transaction has not yet gone through. (4 days)
MarGul
# My bitcoin transaction has not yet gone through. (4 days)

(Asked by: username_0 on 2013-11-26)

I have googled this problem and everyone just keep saying "be patient it will get through sooner or later". Well it has now been 4 days and it still says 0/6 confirmations. I did not send it with a miners fee which is why it's not instant but it feels like 4 days is a long time. I'm using bitcoin-qt wallet on a ubuntu 12.04 computer if that makes any difference. Also when I go to blockchain.info and try to search for my transaction I cant find it. I have right clicked on my transaction and tried to search for everything thats in details but I still cant find my transaction.
Should I just wait and see if its going to get through?

I have read that you can double spend and then send this new one with a miners fee. I have tried to read up about this but I'm quite worried because its a lot of money that I'm sending and I don't want to do anything wrong.

**Tags:** bitcoin-core

> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Last it was measured, the average time to get a zero fee transaction (that would normally require one) into the blockchain was around a week.  

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## 3 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2013-11-26. Score: 1

Has the blockchain fully downloaded yet?
If you haven't totally downloaded the chain yet, you wont see any money you have received.
Do you have to create a raw transaction?
<https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Raw_Transactions>

If you are really struggling, send me an email. Maybe we can do SSH or remote desktop, and I can save your bitcoins.
If you run "bitcoind listtransactions" in a terminal and send me the output, I might be able to get you better instructions.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Yes my blockchain is fully downloaded. What exact details of my transaction can I search for on blockchain.info?  
> **username_3**: Please don't include email addresses in posts. If you must, put the email address in your user profile.  

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### Answer by username_4 on 2013-11-27. Score: 0

Search blockchain.info for the address you are sending the coins from.

If you cannot see your transaction on blockchain,info, then it is not on the network and will not confirm.

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: I am searching from the address that I sent the coins from and I cant see my transaction at blockchain.info. You have any idea what to do here? Still standing at 0/6 and I have my blockchain updated  

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### Answer by username_5 on 2014-02-25. Score: 0

How much money did you send and how long have you owned it? How many bytes was the transaction? Your transaction will only be accepted as no-fee if the weighted average of input value times input age per byte exceeds a threshold (roughly equal to one BTC x day per 250 bytes).


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