Good day guys, i really need the forum's help in getting the money I worked for.

I have been working on some survey sites for about two months now and have so far earned about $50 dollars from doing these tasks. The problem now is how to get my money paid into my bank account.

I had chosen skrill and Paypal as my preferred payment option, but after cashing out from the survey account to my skrill account, I am unable to withdraw the money. I provided all the required information and the account was verified. When I wanted to withdraw the money into my bank, I was told it is not supported in Nigeria.

Both Paypal and skrill say I cant withdraw directly into my bank account and I am at a crossroad here. I read somewhere that you can withdraw it into a visa card from some selected banks but I only own a master's card from FirstBank.

Can someone help me out here? Like how do I get my money from skrill and can you also suggest other platforms I can use to cash out? I was thinking Paypal was easier, but it doesn't seem so anymore.

Applelips:
Good day guys, i really need the forum's help in getting the money I worked for.

I have been working on some survey sites for about two months now and have so far earned about $50 dollars from doing these tasks. The problem now is how to get my money paid into my bank account.

I had chosen skrill and Paypal as my preferred payment option, but after cashing out from the survey account to my skrill account, I am unable to withdraw the money. I provided all the required information and the account was verified. When I wanted to withdraw the money into my bank, I was told it is not supported in Nigeria.

Both Paypal and skrill say I cant withdraw directly into my bank account and I am at a crossroad here. I read somewhere that you can withdraw it into a visa card from some selected banks but I only own a master's card from FirstBank.

Can someone help me out here? Like how do I get my money from skrill and can you also suggest other platforms I can use to cash out? I was thinking Paypal was easier, but it doesn't seem so anymore.

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Applelips:
Good day guys, i really need the forum's help in getting the money I worked for.

I have been working on some survey sites for about two months now and have so far earned about $50 dollars from doing these tasks. The problem now is how to get my money paid into my bank account.

I had chosen skrill and Paypal as my preferred payment option, but after cashing out from the survey account to my skrill account, I am unable to withdraw the money. I provided all the required information and the account was verified. When I wanted to withdraw the money into my bank, I was told it is not supported in Nigeria.

Both Paypal and skrill say I cant withdraw directly into my bank account and I am at a crossroad here. I read somewhere that you can withdraw it into a visa card from some selected banks but I only own a master's card from FirstBank.

Can someone help me out here? Like how do I get my money from skrill and can you also suggest other platforms I can use to cash out? I was thinking Paypal was easier, but it doesn't seem so anymore.

hello. Have u solved this issue yet?