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Anybody familiar with Western Union

Want to use it (since there are no chargebacks)

few questions

1. Do I need a creditcard?
2. Can I deposit my money afterwards on my bank account?

Thanks Guys

mentioning @YoHoJo, since u got a gold shop!

Skrill works fine, fees aren't bad at all, you can direct deposit to a bank, you have to link it. They do it the same way as Paypal. YOu do not need a credit card to sign up(:

I made one a few months ago so it could have changed.

http://www.sythe.org/archives/681475-full-guide-moneybookers-pictures.html

From: SRLKing
Skrill works fine, fees aren't bad at all, you can direct deposit to a bank, you have to link it. They do it the same way as Paypal. YOu do not need a credit card to sign up(:

I made one a few months ago so it could have changed.

http://www.sythe.org/archives/681475-full-guide-moneybookers-pictures.html

Alright thanks, no strings attached?

Looks sweet though , hate the chargeback system with PP

From: Sjoekeloe
Alright thanks, no strings attached?

Looks sweet though , hate the chargeback system with PP

I think there is a withdrawn limit if you dont fully get "verified" or whatever Skrill uses

From: SRLKing
I think there is a withdrawn limit if you dont fully get "verified" or whatever Skrill uses

1 more question, do I need to pay the protection Chargeback fee (that's like 8%)?

Or is moneybookers no chargeback gauranteed?

From: Sjoekeloe
1 more question, do I need to pay the protection Chargeback fee (that's like 8%)?

Or is moneybookers no chargeback gauranteed?

I do think you need to pay it, but im not sure as Ive never been charged back on Skrill.

NO charge back risk for merchants - just via Skrill (Moneybookers)
Per a merchant's request we do offer a business model with full fraud and chargeback protection. In that case we do not pass on the charge backs to the merchants but absorb them ourselves. We reserve however the right to withdraw this policy for any particular merchant who we determine is not exercising due diligence or is operating in a way which results in a higher than the normal exposure. If you are interested to benefit from this business model please contact us.
How we make this possible:
Skrill (Moneybookers) offers high payment security, and reduces risk with measures such as credit scoring and payment limits.
Registration information is verified using proprietary and third-party databases. Conflicting information results in an unsuccessful registration. We also monitor account activity for signs of unusual activity that might point to fraud.
New Skrill (Moneybookers) users are subject to lower transaction limits until their account has been successfully authenticated. Once a customer is successfully authenticated, they are given full payment privileges up to the standard transaction limits.
We work with law-enforcement agencies to protect against fraudulent activity through the Skrill (Moneybookers) payment system

Found here

I don't mean to hijack your thread but I myself was wondering if there's anyway to deposit money from a PayPal account into your MoneyBookers account. From all the digging I've done I don't see that it's something that can be done, but perhaps someone here knows something I don't?

From: Flight
I don't mean to hijack your thread but I myself was wondering if there's anyway to deposit money from a PayPal account into your MoneyBookers account. From all the digging I've done I don't see that it's something that can be done, but perhaps someone here knows something I don't?

I looked for weeks for this, then only answer I found was to Go Paypal—>Bank—->Skrill or PayPal—->Skrill Card—–>Skrill

From: SRLKing
I do think you need to pay it, but im not sure as Ive never been charged back on Skrill.

Thanks, gonna check western union. since I'm not listed as a merchant :)

Can't bother with chargeback if I open a goldshop, too risky!

Double post in NOTA, doesn't matter I hope?

I'm scrapping Moneybookers. Does anyone know how Western Union works? :) (they don't offer chargebacks)

Check OP for my questions!