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Title: Is webmoney secure?
Post by: mOgliE on December 06, 2018, 04:00:04 PM
Hello people.

I know PP is a bit the shit when it comes to crypto.

Is Webmoney better or it's the same "whatever you do or say client is right" shit?


Title: Re: Is webmoney secure?
Post by: Pulithey1986 on December 06, 2018, 05:10:29 PM
Hello people.

I know PP is a bit the shit when it comes to crypto.

Is Webmoney better or it's the same "whatever you do or say client is right" shit?
Webmoney is one of the best and doesn't frown on cryptocurrency, I have never heard of chargebacks from it because it even offers it's own exchange and escrow service so if you get scammed it would have been at your own doing.


Title: Re: Is webmoney secure?
Post by: shimakun on December 06, 2018, 06:06:23 PM
webmoney limits is very low
beside you have to verify the account
to increase limits by getting new passports
and you have to even send a notarized copy of the passport to some of their agents.
and yet the limits will still low
 


Title: Re: Is webmoney secure?
Post by: vivavivu on December 06, 2018, 06:44:37 PM
Hello people.

I know PP is a bit the shit when it comes to crypto.

Is Webmoney better or it's the same "whatever you do or say client is right" shit?
Except crypto Webmoney is more secure. It cant be reverse. It's verification process is not easy. So, scammer cant scam on this platform.


Title: Re: Is webmoney secure?
Post by: magneto on December 07, 2018, 10:36:25 PM
Hello people.

I know PP is a bit the shit when it comes to crypto.

Is Webmoney better or it's the same "whatever you do or say client is right" shit?

From my experience, if you are talking about crypto related transaction, Webmoney is generally more accepted than Paypal as a form of payment.

The reason behind that is the fact that Webmoney is irreversible in most cases, compared to the constant chargebacks that are dealt by paypal users. I've used them in the past, and it seems like that they are fairly secure with 2FA and all that enforced onto users.

But, there is still a risk that they may freeze your funds for no reason, or suspend your account. In that case there is very little recourse available due to the fact that they are located overseas, but I don't think I've heard any cases of that happening yet.