Skrill now lets you upload money to your skrill account using bitcoin. The fee is 1%. The option is right there on the upload funds page. Go take a look if you have a skrill account!
Well it seems that you cannot withdraw your funds in bitcoin but at least it's something, and the commission is not that high so maybe that is a service that I would use in the future. 
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I never used this service myself, but we see a tendency of big names out there that they take bitcoins seriously and integrate it. I would like to see it appear in Paypal, but I don't think this could appear very soon from my point of view.
The only hope is the time will tell.
The only hope is the time will tell.
I guess it's still for select countries, not yet mainstream.
I'm glad Skrill got wise and added btc to its deposit options - something PayPal should learn from
No i don't think so, however there is limitation on use of those funds uploaded via bitcoin.I'm glad Skrill got wise and added btc to its deposit options - something PayPal should learn from
You can't withdraw it or use it with skrill cards just like in neteller. Both skrill and neteller now are owned by same company. However this news is quite exciting for bitcoin users, but it will be more exciting if they also add withdraw to bitcoin feature.
This is great news for bitcoin yet again! More and more big companies and services are adopting bitcoin. This is an enormous opportunity for us who already are using bitcoin. We have a head start from the rest of the world. Getting more people to use it would most likely increase the prices due to more demand. I hope larger corporations adopt bitcoin, like Amazon and Paypal.
I guess it's still for select countries, not yet mainstream.
I'm glad Skrill got wise and added btc to its deposit options - something PayPal should learn from
I'm glad Skrill got wise and added btc to its deposit options - something PayPal should learn from
Some days ago I saw a thread about it: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/skrill-allows-btc-now-1699023
But looks they just accept it informally via neteller or any other service offering itself as middle-man to complete the transaction. Do Bitcoin option appear directly in Skrill site for you? I can't see this. Or that is why what I said above, or because my country doesn't accept this.
But looks they just accept it informally via neteller or any other service offering itself as middle-man to complete the transaction. Do Bitcoin option appear directly in Skrill site for you? I can't see this. Or that is why what I said above, or because my country doesn't accept this.
yes it appears directly:
https://i.imgur.com/MlEeA4n.jpg
Some days ago I saw a thread about it: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/skrill-allows-btc-now-1699023
But looks they just accept it informally via neteller or any other service offering itself as middle-man to complete the transaction. Do Bitcoin option appear directly in Skrill site for you? I can't see this. Or that is why what I said above, or because my country doesn't accept this.
But looks they just accept it informally via neteller or any other service offering itself as middle-man to complete the transaction. Do Bitcoin option appear directly in Skrill site for you? I can't see this. Or that is why what I said above, or because my country doesn't accept this.
Hell yeah
Skrill now lets you upload money to your skrill account using bitcoin. The fee is 1%. The option is right there on the upload funds page. Go take a look if you have a skrill account!
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