Topic: Don't Skrill mind if you receive funds from so many accounts? (Read 1930 times)
Unlike paypal, skrill is a little loose on their clients when it comes to the source of funds. Although, they can still limit you, the chances are low while paypal can limit you and freeze you for 180 days without a valid reason or so to speak, just their hunch or they just like to limit you.
I am using Moneybookers (formerly Skrill) from 2009. And I never face any critical problems & fund loss.
What are you doing to make yourself safe? Same like i stated in the post above or ?
I believe they monitor and cause problems to the account that are involved in fund chargebacks, and to those who have amount of transactions both in and out, that would suggest
that they are doing currency exchange, and/or can be involved in money laundering.
cheers
Since your received money from some already reputed companies so no issues but if you receive lot of payments from personal accounts I think your account will be under danger.
My friend's account was recently closed due to a large number of transactions. Skrill just verified the transactions and sources and when they dint find anything, the reopened the account. No questions were asked but they do it just for the account security.
who wants 3$ Skrill, just 0.007 BTC ?
You don't have any right to hijack another persons thread, create your request here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=53.0 
who wants 3$ Skrill, just 0.007 BTC ?
wrong section, take a look at the market place in the currency exchange sub forum, you can find someone that will accept your offer
who wants 3$ Skrill, just 0.007 BTC ?
No matter how you lift your account limits it will surely have a monthly limits but if you are sure you are expecting huge and legitimate funds, it will be advisable to contact them, this is because of the anti money laundry law.
No, they don't mind provided the fund are from clean source and you did not pay your daily or monthly limits.
If the funds are legitimate and traceable, you may apply for a business or premier account with skrill, you will not have any problem with them.
If you sell a large amount of BTC via Skrill, have you had any problems with Skrill since you are receiving so many transfers from different accounts?
I will reply on this part as I've been there
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have you had any problems with Skrill since you are receiving so many transfers from different accounts?
Yes, I had and my account in currently closed now with good amount in it.
Dealing with any online processor is liking dealing with fire, Skrill, payza, paypal, ... etc., they all suck.
If I were you, I will have two solutions, no third.
Either I always withdraw any money in my Skrill to my Bank for example, the point here is to always have zero balance in your Skrill. Or, don't deal with Skrill and stop risking your money and nervous there.
Wish you the best.
Skrill doesn't support any currency exchange type business ........ it stated in their TOS
In the US and I believe the UK (where Skrill is licenced) BTC is viewed as an asset, not a currency
I think this should not have the problem if I set this account to set up businesses account
I've also been using Moneybookers and have never had any problem in receving and sending funds. My account is verified as well and there has never been any chargeback issues due to which my account has been safe. If they detect any currency exchange, there's a possibility that they may close your account but since I've been doing tasks for the Skrill cash, I've never had any issues.
Just read the Help section and TOS if you are at doubt anytime: https://help.skrill.com/en https://www.skrill.com/en/siteinformation/terms-conditions/
Just read the Help section and TOS if you are at doubt anytime: https://help.skrill.com/en https://www.skrill.com/en/siteinformation/terms-conditions/
I am using Moneybookers (formerly Skrill) from 2009. And I never face any critical problems & fund loss.
What are you doing to make yourself safe? Same like i stated in the post above or ?
I believe they monitor and cause problems to the account that are involved in fund chargebacks, and to those who have amount of transactions both in and out, that would suggest
that they are doing currency exchange, and/or can be involved in money laundering.
cheers
I am using Moneybookers (formerly Skrill) from 2009. And I never face any critical problems & fund loss.
What are you doing to make yourself safe? Same like i stated in the post above or ?
I believe they monitor and cause problems to the account that are involved in fund chargebacks, and to those who have amount of transactions both in and out, that would suggest
that they are doing currency exchange, and/or can be involved in money laundering.
cheers
I am using Moneybookers (formerly Skrill) from 2009. And I never face any critical problems & fund loss.
I am using Skrill for years, and their debit card aswell, and so far had zero problems with them. Try to make a more selective pick when exchanging for Skrill, make sure
it's from user that wont try to challange the payment made (make sure funds are not CC funded)
They dont know how you got the funds if you dont make your transactions publicly in a thread or something, so you can always claim you sold a service , and did no exchange what so ever.
Stay safe.
cheers
it's from user that wont try to challange the payment made (make sure funds are not CC funded)
They dont know how you got the funds if you dont make your transactions publicly in a thread or something, so you can always claim you sold a service , and did no exchange what so ever.
Stay safe.
cheers
skrill is pretty strict with their policy. i used it for like 8 months, but stopped doing so after they froze my funds without a legit reason. they released my funds after nearly 1 month of heavy communication. that's one of the reasons i use bitcoin now.
Skrill doesn't support any currency exchange type business ........ it stated in their TOS
yeah, I've had experience with Skrill over the years (as Moneybookers) and I am aware of their hardline policy against "transferrers". I'm also aware that some people can get away with doing repeated large amounts over time, luckily I am one (touch wood)
Now that Neteller have taken over them we may see some changes, Neteller have historically been more of a pain in the ass than Skrill.
I was just hoping for a different angle on the same problem really. Have they suspended accounts and then relaxed once you've explained that you are selling BTC?
Now that Neteller have taken over them we may see some changes, Neteller have historically been more of a pain in the ass than Skrill.
I was just hoping for a different angle on the same problem really. Have they suspended accounts and then relaxed once you've explained that you are selling BTC?
Read their terms of service. Some people seem to be able to use it fine and others get their accounts shut down. It probably depends on a number of factors but if they think you're up to something dodgy or even just your activity looks suspicious they'll very likely shut your account down without warning.
If you sell a large amount of BTC via Skrill, have you had any problems with Skrill since you are receiving so many transfers from different accounts?
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