Topic: Paypal Limited => Moving to Skrill ? BTC Trading (Read 1268 times)
Payza full accept btc and it offers some official ways to buy it. They just require a verified account (you can verify it with credit card). I think payza is the best method, for further information check here: https://blog.payza.com/e-commerce/industry-trends/payza-bitcoin/
Skrill is the worst method to trade BTC. Your account will be 100% suspended. There is a very similar PayPal website that is Payza, try there maybe. You can trade on websites that accept this method.
I can confirm that Skrill is full of shit too, I just linked my Credit card and now when I made the last verification to put the amount of money they took from my Credit card (the amount is correct) , that said something went wrong please contact us ... and I can't even delete my Credit card from the account now .. all those services are full of shit to be honest ,why they don't let us get back our credit cards ...
Anyway for Payza don't they accept Bitcoin or something ? pretty sure I've seen that somewhere also do they need credit card informations or those stuff ? don't want to get limited once again without reason
Skrill is the worst method to trade BTC. Your account will be 100% suspended. There is a very similar PayPal website that is Payza, try there maybe. You can trade on websites that accept this method.
skrill is even more limited than paypal, if you sell a great amount of bitcoin via skrill they can shut down your account, apparently for no reason
here a good comparison https://www.ewallet-optimizer.com/skrill/skrill-vs-paypal/
here a good comparison https://www.ewallet-optimizer.com/skrill/skrill-vs-paypal/
Thanks for the link mate, what about my other questions ? for Withrawing from Credit Card and depositing to it etc...
You had to give me that link earlier , now I created the account and I can't the 20$ One sign-up bonus , u do diz
also how much amounts are we talking about when you say "big" .found this about the withdrawal question https://help.skrill.com/en/Article/services/skrill-card/how-can-i-withdraw-funds-from-my-skrill-account, they appear to only accept visa, seems strange
surely 20 usd is not what i can consider a big amount
thanks for the link , well it's weird because when I added a credit card they allowed me to put either MasterCard or Visa etc ...
Now I added it and waiting for the Verification process I hope all wents good because I wasen't able to link my US Paiment bank account which I got from Payoneer
Gotta love paypal. Why not just lift the limit and proceed?
Well It's simple, they ask you to change your password (I can do that) , change/update Security question (I can do that) , however they ask me to give them my ID & passport and those personal informations which I can't sadly because I never used the real informations I didn't have 18 when I created the account couple of years ago . it's kinda my fault I know
but well... It's their fault too because they don't allow -18 people to use their services 
Gotta love paypal. Why not just lift the limit and proceed?
skrill is even more limited than paypal, if you sell a great amount of bitcoin via skrill they can shut down your account, apparently for no reason
here a good comparison https://www.ewallet-optimizer.com/skrill/skrill-vs-paypal/
here a good comparison https://www.ewallet-optimizer.com/skrill/skrill-vs-paypal/
Thanks for the link mate, what about my other questions ? for Withrawing from Credit Card and depositing to it etc...
You had to give me that link earlier , now I created the account and I can't the 20$ One sign-up bonus , u do diz
also how much amounts are we talking about when you say "big" .found this about the withdrawal question https://help.skrill.com/en/Article/services/skrill-card/how-can-i-withdraw-funds-from-my-skrill-account, they appear to only accept visa, seems strange
surely 20 usd is not what i can consider a big amount
skrill is even more limited than paypal, if you sell a great amount of bitcoin via skrill they can shut down your account, apparently for no reason
here a good comparison https://www.ewallet-optimizer.com/skrill/skrill-vs-paypal/
here a good comparison https://www.ewallet-optimizer.com/skrill/skrill-vs-paypal/
Thanks for the link mate, what about my other questions ? for Withrawing from Credit Card and depositing to it etc...
You had to give me that link earlier , now I created the account and I can't the 20$ One sign-up bonus , u do diz
also how much amounts are we talking about when you say "big" .
skrill is even more limited than paypal, if you sell a great amount of bitcoin via skrill they can shut down your account, apparently for no reason
here a good comparison https://www.ewallet-optimizer.com/skrill/skrill-vs-paypal/
here a good comparison https://www.ewallet-optimizer.com/skrill/skrill-vs-paypal/
so yesterday I finished a task for someone and he paid me this little about 2$ then BOOM ! suddenly my Paypal got limited , not sure how and why since It was working for couple of years without any issues at all .
Now I decided to move to Skrill , is there is anything I should know about before start trading my BTC to Skrill ? Also does Skrill have the ability to withraw money from Skrill account to my Credit card ? or from Credit card to Skrill ? Can accounts gets limited and is it possible to get it back ?
I basically have no experience with them , I don't even know how to send money for now (if we use email or a number or whatever) . I just made an account , linked my Credit card for now and waiting for the veritication process and let's hope it finishs fine .
Now I decided to move to Skrill , is there is anything I should know about before start trading my BTC to Skrill ? Also does Skrill have the ability to withraw money from Skrill account to my Credit card ? or from Credit card to Skrill ? Can accounts gets limited and is it possible to get it back ?
I basically have no experience with them , I don't even know how to send money for now (if we use email or a number or whatever) . I just made an account , linked my Credit card for now and waiting for the veritication process and let's hope it finishs fine .
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