Questions about Skrill

I'm fairly new to skrill.
I know it's a method to send money & receive money (just like PayPal)
I've got a few questions about it and hope someone can answer them.
- Are there chargebacks, if so, is it like PayPal or is it harder to prove (pretty much is this safe as a seller?)

- Are the fees high and is there a gift friends family or pay for goods and services mode like PayPal?

- How can you withdraw money from it if you don't have a bank account linked? Is there any way to do it without linking?

- If you don't link a bank account and get chargebacked on (if that's possible) after you withraw the money, what happends?

-If you link a bank account and get chargebacked (if that's possible), after you withraw the money, does the money go off your bank account like PayPal or skrill just goes negative?

Thanks.

 

Still need this answered.

 

- Are there chargebacks, if so, is it like PayPal or is it harder to prove (pretty much is this safe as a seller?)
From 1 year experience of selling gold I have never been charge backed even while selling to users with no reputation. However I think there is a possibility to chargeback

- Are the fees high and is there a gift friends family or pay for goods and services mode like PayPal?
Receiving gold: 0% fee
Sending gold: 1% fee

Withdrawing has heavy fees from what i've heard

Unsure about the last 3 questions but you should just call them up and ask honestly.

 

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- Are the fees high and is there a gift friends family or pay for goods and services mode like PayPal? sender pays 1%, not like paypal where u can send as a gift or family etc, just 1 payment

- How can you withdraw money from it if you don't have a bank account linked? Is there any way to do it without linking? You need a bank account linked to withdraw any money, you can just send it to someone trusted and exchange it for paypal funds or something easily.

- If you don't link a bank account and get chargebacked on (if that's possible) after you withraw the money, what happends? Your account goes in negative balance and will be locked(pretty sure) until you pay it back, chargebacks rarely happen.

-If you link a bank account and get chargebacked (if that's possible), after you withraw the money, does the money go off your bank account like PayPal or skrill just goes negative? They can use debt collectors to send you a letter/phone you if you have a negative balance and they can't get the funds elsewhere, not sure if they will take it from your bank account. http://help.skrill.com/en-us/Articl...ave-i-received-a-letter-from-a-debt-collector

I'd recommend reading this https://www.skrill.com/en/footer/terms-conditions/

 

Thanks for the answers, I'd rather have people that actually use it explain it to me instead of their own website.

Is there a maximum I can sent/receive without my skrill being verified?

 

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Thanks for the answers, I'd rather have people that actually use it explain it to me instead of their own website.

Is there a maximum I can sent/receive without my skrill being verified?

think its a $1000 limit to withdraw/send but you can receive unlimited without being verified, limits increase if you verify tho ofc

 

think its a $1000 limit to withdraw/send but you can receive unlimited without being verified, limits increase if you verify tho ofc

Isbthat 1000$ total it per transaction?

 

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Isbthat 1000$ total it per transaction?

total, for mine atleast

 

There are no limits on Skrill

I have used Skrill for thousands of transactions and never had a single chargeback.
Fees:
There is a 1% sending fee which applies to every payment you make
There is a £2.17 (roughly) charge to withdraw to bank (roughly $3.50)
I dont usually withdraw unless I get £500+ funds in Skrill so that it is a small % fee in comparison to the money being withdrawn

Other than that the conversion rates of USD/EUR/GBP etc are a bit shit so you end up losing around $0.03 per dollar but isnt really anything to worry about.

 

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There are no limits on Skrill

I have used Skrill for thousands of transactions and never had a single chargeback.
Fees:
There is a 1% sending fee which applies to every payment you make
There is a £2.17 (roughly) charge to withdraw to bank (roughly $3.50)
I dont usually withdraw unless I get £500+ funds in Skrill so that it is a small % fee in comparison to the money being withdrawn

Other than that the conversion rates of USD/EUR/GBP etc are a bit shit so you end up losing around $0.03 per dollar but isnt really anything to worry about.

Wow $3.50 for withrawal fee. That's a lot. Do you know what method that has the cheapest withrawal fee?

 

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Also just one warning, USE ALL YOU REAL INFO at first, or else your account is going to get locked and it'll takes weeks to hear from a response from Skrill