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Really? There are so many rumors about wallets nowadays, like what really happened to ewalletexpress? They are down, some operators say they got a letter that states federal orders were issued for them to stop, a lot of people say they were seized, yet there is no public record and no news at all.
I do not think ewallet express has anything to do with moneybookers changing their name and for rebranding.
You’re right, it’s a derail. :hattip:
Skrill??? What a terrible name…it’s probably going to have a black webpage to boot…it makes me want to run far away…hope they decide to go with a different re-branding approach…somebody may be smoking a little to much whacky tabacky over at Moneybookers :rasta:
@MartyDavis 223975 wrote:
Skrill??? What a terrible name…it’s probably going to have a black webpage to boot…it makes me want to run far away…hope they decide to go with a different re-branding approach…somebody may be smoking a little to much whacky tabacky over at Moneybookers :rasta:
Terrible name indeed! Reminds me of that 80’s movie “Skrull”… I mean, rebranding is useful in some cases, but at least make sure the name is catchy, logical, cool or something positive at least.
I think they want to rebrand to perform better for non english but they might hurt there English speaking customers
@Tower_Stuart 224074 wrote:
I believe the idea is to get a unique word such that they can brand a “verb” a la “google.”
but it ends up close to the name of a bottom of the ocean food chain organism
What a crap name! Sounds like a drug hangout!
I am really surprised MoneyBookers went this route.
‘Skrill’ is an American slang for money – see here: Urban Dictionary: skrill
I definitely don’t think the connotation they’re after by using this term will be beneficial to them.
Sounds shrill to me.
