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Sites like Paypal and Skrill did this because they know most people would otherwise just cancel on sign up , and when you've got money locked in you have no cho
by wolongong942 4y ago
Sites like Paypal and Skrill did this because they know most people would otherwise just cancel on sign up , and when you've got money locked in you have no choice but to complete verification. Thankfully i haven't had to deal with their crap in the past 4 years due to better options existing.
- IG_Semmelweiss 4y agoYou cannot end such a compelling sentence.. and not finish your thoughts in writing!! What are the better options?
- scrollaway 4y agowise.com for example.
- abofh 4y agoWise has brutal aml and zero kyc - I was abroad and using wise as I thought it intended, as a means to transfer from my US accounts to my EU accounts, both happy and kyc'd through the roof. Account closed, would you like to click a button that feigns an appeals process? Click here to have it instantly denied!
- from 4y agoHint: Starts with “adv” and ends with “cash”
- alternatetwo 4y agoMy brother actually abandoned 50€ 10+ years ago because he refused to do that verification ... I wonder if he could actually get that money back in any way still ...