Skrill Mastercard

[twister]

Any one uses it?

How easy it is to send/receive funds using Skrill and is it safe? Can it be charged back?

Looking for answers from experienced Skrill users.

[Reynaldo]

Charge backs with skrill are possible, its harder than paypal but its possible. Verify your account before starting the heavy trades.
To receive funds, people just send to your email and you have to accept them via skrill website.

[twister]

Charge backs with skrill are possible, its harder than paypal but its possible. Verify your account before starting the heavy trades.
To receive funds, people just send to your email and you have to accept them via skrill website.

Yeah, just read this on their help page:



So I guess a scammer just send skrill funds and then go claims that his account was compromised andthe funds were sent by a hacker or something and receives it back?

Guess I just have to keep on looking until I find a safe payment processor with no charge-back policy.

[bitbunnny]

I use it for a long time and had no problems, ever. Recommendations.

[twister]

I use it for a long time and had no problems, ever. Recommendations.

I did set up an account, I'll try it with small amounts to see how it goes. So far they haven't asked me for any verifications but I think they will if and when I try to withdraw the money from there.

Has anyone ordered their Mastercard? Does it work?

[Yeah?]

Charge backs with skrill are possible, its harder than paypal but its possible. Verify your account before starting the heavy trades.
To receive funds, people just send to your email and you have to accept them via skrill website.

Yeah, just read this on their help page:



So I guess a scammer just send skrill funds and then go claims that his account was compromised andthe funds were sent by a hacker or something and receives it back?

Guess I just have to keep on looking until I find a safe payment processor with no charge-back policy.

Skrill is kinda like PayPal in this regard though chargebacks are harder to do and less common. If you use skrill often especially on here you probably get burnt by someone eventually unfortunately.

[Rampton]

Are you wanting it to sell your bitcoins for skrill money? If so there are bitcoin debit cards where you can top them up directly with your coins and then get the cash out or spend on the card. Bit-x has just released one where you can spend your funds kept on the exchange and if you join their signature campaign apparently you get a free card and the can spend your own signature earnings.

[twister]

Charge backs with skrill are possible, its harder than paypal but its possible. Verify your account before starting the heavy trades.
To receive funds, people just send to your email and you have to accept them via skrill website.

Yeah, just read this on their help page:



So I guess a scammer just send skrill funds and then go claims that his account was compromised andthe funds were sent by a hacker or something and receives it back?

Guess I just have to keep on looking until I find a safe payment processor with no charge-back policy.

Skrill is kinda like PayPal in this regard though chargebacks are harder to do and less common. If you use skrill often especially on here you probably get burnt by someone eventually unfortunately.

Yeah this is what I am afraid of but I'll try it with people who have had successful trades and see how it goes.

Are you wanting it to sell your bitcoins for skrill money? If so there are bitcoin debit cards where you can top them up directly with your coins and then get the cash out or spend on the card. Bit-x has just released one where you can spend your funds kept on the exchange and if you join their signature campaign apparently you get a free card and the can spend your own signature earnings.

I know there are some people on the board who offer debit cards which can be re-filled using BTC but I can't get myself to trust them. Will look into Bit-x cards but I heard one has to verify his phone number to make an account at Bit-x and I don't want to give away my anonymity.