Skrill information

[Koofal]

Hello everyone,
I have several questions about skrill :
- Buyers can chargesback ?
- It is trusted website ?
- Can I withdraw on my credit card or bank account ?

thanks

 

[Superfluous]

Yes, but you're protected much more as a seller through skrill than you are through pp.
Yes.
Yes.

 

[Koofal]

Ok thanks you very much.

 

[TwitiSales]

Skrill is much better than PayPal

 

[Savagez]

Skrills the best if you want to get less chargebacks against you.

 

Ok thanks you very much.

Koofal, there is 3 usd fee when withdrawing money compared to Paypal there is none when withdrawing to bank account.

 

[Xolr]

Use bitcoin.

-NEVER- have a chargeback while it's possible on any other means of money transfer, including skrill.

It's as trusted as you can or will trust it. Their customer support is actually rather decent.

Use bitcoin. With the proper exchange you can withdraw to bank account with little or no fees (www.circle.com).

No (well practically none) sending fees. A man the other day sent 82 million dollars across the world in minutes with a 8 cent miner transaction fee.

You don't have to give bitcoin any information about yourself, name, address, whatever. This won't apply if you are exchanging it to fiat ($).

Just insert skrill and their respectful numbers on the WU side and let your own light bulb figure it out.

It's amazing that people don't use it more.

 

[Superfluous]

@ sharky - handy calculator for fees: https://www.skrill.com/en-us/personal/fees/

 

@ sharky - handy calculator for fees: https://www.skrill.com/en-us/personal/fees/

thanks, but paypal beats that by far in my head

I have been great or lucky with very low chargebacks on paypal

 

@Xolr
Must say bitcoin does seem like a good option with many of its perks, but what is holding me tight to paypal is the sheer convenience.
Maybe in the future when and IF bitcoin makes a success in the real world opposed to only digitally i might give it a shot.

 

[Xolr]

@Xolr
Must say bitcoin does seem like a good option with many of its perks, but what is holding me tight to paypal is the sheer convenience.
Maybe in the future when and IF bitcoin makes a success in the real world opposed to only digitally i might give it a shot.

Bitcoin is working it's way up. Many large retailers accept bitcoin in the "real" world.

Dell.com
Overstock.com
Dish network
Tiger direct
Newegg

They all might seem digital, but it's retail for real world merchandise .