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December 10, 2016, 11:31:59 AM |
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yes i saw this . its weird skrill changing their policies toward bitcoin 100% !!  thanks for cubits.com link they accept international users ? need kyc or not? |
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pvaspecialist
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December 10, 2016, 08:45:21 PM |
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I cant find any news Skrill allows bitcoin.also dont get any message from Skrill that they accept bitcoin.I think its their own message there are many exchange website they accept bitcoin that does not mean Skrill allows bitcoin.I checked my Skrill wallet there have no option to deposit and withdraw via Skrill.
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Zaun
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December 11, 2016, 02:00:45 AM |
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I cant find any news Skrill allows bitcoin.also dont get any message from Skrill that they accept bitcoin.I think its their own message there are many exchange website they accept bitcoin that does not mean Skrill allows bitcoin.I checked my Skrill wallet there have no option to deposit and withdraw via Skrill.
Same here. I would like it though if they accept btc. Currently i have to use paypal for trades and the fees are killing me. |
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December 17, 2016, 01:46:34 PM |
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From what I know Skrill does not directly accept bitcoin. What that email you received means is that Skrill does not mind someone purchasing funds through bitcoin from third party sources.
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countryfree
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December 17, 2016, 06:59:47 PM |
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OK, Skrill accepts BTC in some countries, but who will want to use it with a 1% free?
Bank transfers are without any fee, so they remain the best option.
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bt128
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December 17, 2016, 08:52:50 PM |
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skrill deposit via BTC is available in my country, but not withdraw.
also skrill no more accept USD withdraw.
it would be great if BTC withdraw is available, 1% fee is ok for me
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bitjoin
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December 18, 2016, 01:04:46 PM |
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OK, Skrill accepts BTC in some countries, but who will want to use it with a 1% free?
Bank transfers are without any fee, so they remain the best option.
Do you convert your BTC into fiat for much cheaper than 1% and move to your bank? if you use exchange you have fees right? |
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Best_Exchange
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December 19, 2016, 04:06:38 AM |
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They still don't accept btc withdraw, but in the future could do this, to avoid some issues about laws.
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December 19, 2016, 05:21:50 PM |
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Well, for use Skrill, I think there has a high fee. but, if they start accepting bitcoin, I think it is very good news. but, I think they'll give you a high fee even though they accept bitcoin. but now I also have not seen the news that Skrill accept bitcoin  . |
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viziano
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December 19, 2016, 09:28:33 PM |
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Payza has a withdrawing feature? If this is correct,than I guess it would be better than those BTC debit cards,that charge crazy fees. Need to give Payza a try.Thanks to the guy that commented on this  |
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BitHodler
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December 20, 2016, 12:38:12 PM |
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Well, for use Skrill, I think there has a high fee. but, if they start accepting bitcoin, I think it is very good news. but, I think they'll give you a high fee even though they accept bitcoin. but now I also have not seen the news that Skrill accept bitcoin . Skrill has indeed high fees, but I don't think many people will be bothered by that since it's nothing more than an alternative way of buying Bitcoin. In some cases people end up buying coins at a fee of around 5-10% due to the fact that they haven't got any other option than this. Just to be clear, Skrill itself doesn't accept Bitcoin. Skrill just seems to have a friendly policy towards crypto in general which of course is a nice change for once. |
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December 20, 2016, 12:56:09 PM |
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Well, for use Skrill, I think there has a high fee. but, if they start accepting bitcoin, I think it is very good news. but, I think they'll give you a high fee even though they accept bitcoin. but now I also have not seen the news that Skrill accept bitcoin . Skrill has indeed high fees, but I don't think many people will be bothered by that since it's nothing more than an alternative way of buying Bitcoin. In some cases people end up buying coins at a fee of around 5-10% due to the fact that they haven't got any other option than this. Just to be clear, Skrill itself doesn't accept Bitcoin. Skrill just seems to have a friendly policy towards crypto in general which of course is a nice change for once. You can only deposit BTC into your skrill account. You can't withdraw money from your skrill account in the form of bitcoin. It's quite typical really. Everyone is happy to take BTC because it is an irreversible payment method but few will give you BTC in exchange for your dollars. |
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