user1252: 
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Why is my client software not receiving bitcoins? 

I use an online wallet most of the time but that was recently hacked. How I have yet to determine.
Anyways, I have since created a new account for that system and now use two separate 128bit passwords.
So, in my infinite wisdom, about 60 minutes ago I decided to transfer that BTC from the online wallet to the local one on my linux pc.
There has yet to be a transaction pop up in the application.
Was my coin lost in the shuffle? Or does it simply just take some time to receive coin in the bitcoin.org wallet application?

user323: Try looking for your online and offline addresses here:
http://blockchain.info/
This block explorer lists transactions that are not yet part of a block. If that transaction is found there, it probably will become part of a block soon.

1252: <blockquote>
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<p>I use an online wallet most of the time but that was recently hacked. How I have yet to determine.</p>

<p>Anyways, I have since created a new account for that system and now use two separate 128bit passwords.
So, in my infinite wisdom, about 60 minutes ago I decided to transfer that BTC from the online wallet to the local one on my linux pc.
There has yet to be a transaction pop up in the application.</p>

<p>Was my coin lost in the shuffle? Or does it simply just take some time to receive coin in the <em>bitcoin.org</em> wallet application?</p>
 323: <p>Try looking for your online and offline addresses here:</p>

<p><a href="http://blockchain.info/" rel="nofollow">http://blockchain.info/</a></p>

<p>This block explorer lists transactions that are not yet part of a block. If that transaction is found there, it probably will become part of a block soon.</p>
