I assume most of you have not met a Skrill chargeback, as we hadn't before today. I included the email for discussion, so you have all the information we do too.
By the looks of things this was a 'non receipt' claim rather than unauthorised access. The two main paragraphs are the most interesting, they seem to be a lot more accepting of virtual sales than PayPal do. They even state that they accept chat logs and video recordings, and directly address an 'online game environment'.
As for the proof; I emailed them the order details from our website which matches the email address, amount and date/time, but also shows what he bought and his rsn. I also submitted screenshots of delivery which matches the rsn and amount.
I feel confident that we will win this based on how understanding of virtual and gaming sales they seem to be, however it depends if they are more buyer or seller inclined. If there is something they don't understand or are unsure of, will they side with the buyer or the seller? I could be wrong but I doubt they'd do intensive research into each game or other virtual market.
I'll update with any further communications from them


























































