Hi, people,
I have a skrill account, which was inactive for 2 years with funds on it.
They deducted maybe 50 euros in total
But the day before yesterday they deducted 150 euros!
They mentioned 11.6 (detailed list below, the sense – illegal transactions), but in transaction description they listed – transaction fee correction.
I suppose they just decided to “eat” a dormant account.
I created a ticked.
Had anybody such situation and what you can suggest in this situation?
11.6. If you conduct or attempt to conduct any transaction in violation of the prohibitions contained in this section 11 or without the necessary approval under section 11.5, we reserve the right to: reverse the transaction; and/or close or suspend your Skrill Account; and/or report the transaction to the relevant law enforcement agency; and/or claim damages from you; and charge you an administration fee of up to 150 EUR if we apply any of the above.
Skrill deducted 150 euro (one transaction) on a 2 years dormant account
- aber30
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- aber30
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After a week they just wrote "... under consideration"
- Wolfie
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Re: Skrill deducted 150 euro (one transaction) on a 2 years dormant account
They have the record dormancy fee in the industry ever. Maximising profit is good in business up to a certain point. They are way up that point right now.
- Skaggerak
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Re: Skrill deducted 150 euro (one transaction) on a 2 years dormant account
On the bright side, having 150 in an account unneeded for 2 years means you're probably doing better than me and a lot of others here
- aber30
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after my latter they have returned these 150 euro without any excuseWolfie wrote: They have the record dormancy fee in the industry ever. Maximising profit is good in business up to a certain point. They are way up that point right now.