Only if you loaded funds using a CC, you would be able to chargeback but as per your second post, you did not use a CC to load funds. If that's the case, there is no way to reverse the payment.
I have had a deal with demodemo before for a small amount $3.2 and he sent first. Without an escrow, any deal can be dangerous if users have a low rank and no trust ratings.
I have had a deal with demodemo before for a small amount $3.2 and he sent first. Without an escrow, any deal can be dangerous if users have a low rank and no trust ratings.
Do you say that skrill is safe for scammers? You can't claim a dispute or something and won't get your money back through skrill directly?
Only asking because it would be good to know when someone requests me escrowing skrill.
Not exactly. If the funds are uploaded via a stolen CC/Debit card, it can be chargedback. In your case, you will act as an escrow and hence you will receive these skrill funds and send it to the other person who is the buyer. In that case, the funds cannot be chargedback as the skrill funds are not in your account and it is in the buyer's account and hence Skrill cancels the chargeback claim.
I hope this solves your query.
Is there nothing like a negative balance like paypal has?
Anyway, I will not get into that situation since I would not use personal accounts for such purpose. I surely don't want to get included into some shady deal and I get questions from authorities afterwards.
Besides, I don't have such accounts anymore at all. I pay trusted users in bitcoin to pay for me when I need it.
No. Skrill is better than PayPal in terms of chargebacks and the balance does not go negative.
The balance not goes negative in the dashboard but if it can go negative.
and skrill is not better than paypal because it's very easy to get your money back and again il tell you there is NO chargeback needed
he is only jr.member hence his account is not worth that much anyway.