Arbusers

seems complicated more now i have a few VIP accounts which still have a high fee for moving money to other accounts, i think the accounts which have VIP status and no outgoing transaction limit are the ones with the lowest fee

to achieve VIP status various documents have to be sent aswell

wibble wobble wrote: to achieve VIP status various documents have to be sent aswell

Of course you have to sent the document.IMO that's  not only to gain VIP status , but you should sent the papers in order to  increase outgoing limits.An unverified skrill account is useless for arbing , you can do nothing with 1k outgoing limits.

I have a question for all of you guys who can give some help...
I made a withdraw from SKRILL to my visa in 23.11.2013, and until now 19.12.2013 I havent received the funds,
its been like 25 days and still no money... anyway i called skrill customer service about the case, and they send me this emai:Following up on our correspondence, we are providing you with the following ARN which your bank can use to trace the withdrawal in question:
The ARN means: Aquirer Reference Code...
I was to my bank yesterday, and the customer care guy said he didnt know what the ARN is, he made some calls on some departmens on the bank but nothing good...
Any help what should i do, Any idea???

Acquirer Reference Number (ARN):
A unique number that tags a credit card transaction when it goes from the merchants bank (the acquiring bank) through the card scheme to the cardholder's bank (the issuer).

It's part of the inter-bank messaging system that makes electronic payment processing possible. A acquirer is a financial institution providing a facility for merchants to accept payments and receive funds. The acquirer passes a message from Skrill to an issuing bank to obtain a response to an authorization request. Some Payment Service Provider are also acquirers, but not all... Skrill being one of these probably to save a few pence here and there by farming it out to some third party which is where it can get really complicated really fast.

I'm not surprised those desk jockeys at your local bank didn't have a clue what you were talking about.

Guys, Is it a problem, if two different users log into their skrill accounts from the same ip? I know it is a problem with bookies sites but what about skrill?

Rufus wrote: Guys, Is it a problem, if two different users log into their skrill accounts from the same ip? I know it is a problem with bookies sites but what about skrill?

This is a problem for skrill also.

Thank you.

Rufus wrote: Guys, Is it a problem, if two different users log into their skrill accounts from the same ip? I know it is a problem with bookies sites but what about skrill?

No , based in my experience.

fnatic91 wrote:

Rufus wrote: Guys, Is it a problem, if two different users log into their skrill accounts from the same ip? I know it is a problem with bookies sites but what about skrill?

No , based in my experience.

Agree! In my experience too!
But if arbusers says it's a problem then  probably we 'd better start to worry!

i regular use many moneybooker accounts using same ip so not a problem for me either

wibble wobble wrote: i regular use many moneybooker accounts using same ip so not a problem for me either

i also have did same pc with dif skrill acounts,and all was good,,
but
once i have had a problem,,,,3,200e problem.......took 16 days to be settled....
its enough to convince me ,NOT to log in same ip with diferent skrill in the future...
i agree with the admin
better not to,,,

Do you guys have difficulties and delays in communication with Skrill. They are very slow in answering on questions and sometimes they are just ignoring questions and don't provide any answers. What is the best way to contact them, via web form, email (help@skrill.com) ??

SticyBandit wrote: Do you guys have difficulties and delays in communication with Skrill. They are very slow in answering on questions and sometimes they are just ignoring questions and don't provide any answers. What is the best way to contact them, via web form, email (help@skrill.com) ??

The best way is to use the correct banner when you open the account.
Our members enjoy verification within 1 working day, higher limits, and answers within a day when needed.
Thank you.

Arbusers wrote:

Rufus wrote: Guys, Is it a problem, if two different users log into their skrill accounts from the same ip? I know it is a problem with bookies sites but what about skrill?

This is a problem for skrill also.

May I ask what would be the consequences? Linked accounts are getting closed or do you get a warning?
I share a flat(and IP) with 2 friends that use Skrill too. Never had a problem yet, but now I am worried...