PayPal Questions.

[MI6]

Hi,

I had a few questions related to PayPal. I'd appreciate if any one of you'll would answer.

Q1: Can I receive 300-350$ in an unverified personal account in one transaction?
Q2: Is there a limit as to how much I can receive and send per month?
Q3: If I create 2 PayPal accounts, am I cheating?


Thanks in advance!

 

[P10n33R]

I am almost 100% sure it is yes for all three questions. Email paypal and ask them.

 

[freestyler]

1.yes
2.yup there is a limit for unverified account
3.hm not really one can be personal,business. use 2 seperate credit cards and bank accounts......GET VERIFIED

 

[MI6]

Hi,

I just received a payment but PayPal is asking me to input my credit card number to accept the payment. And also to put my bank account info. I enter , fill bank account info later. But I need to enter cc info now. Any ideas on what to do? I want to accept payment without entering my cc number.


Thanks,

 

[furca]

Hi,

I just received a payment but PayPal is asking me to input my credit card number to accept the payment. And also to put my bank account info. I enter , fill bank account info later. But I need to enter cc info now. Any ideas on what to do? I want to accept payment without entering my cc number.


Thanks,

You have to but when you buy stuff DONT worry, It will subtract from your account first, then if your account does not have enough it WILL use the cc.

 

[mark]

Paypal doesnt ask you for the information you indicated when you receive a payment unless you are not already a member--are you sure it was legit from Paypal?

 

[MI6]

Yes, I am sure it was legit.

I was logged in my account. I was speaking to the buyer on MSN. Buyer sent funds and PayPal asked me to Accept or Deny. When I accept it asks for cc no and bank account.

 

[Vivi]

better check with paypal. there are a lot of phishing around. they mimic paypal's site. even looks the same! I have received a few before!

as far as I know, Paypal never ask for input of sensitive info through emails. so always double check. don't click on links in email. it may lead you to a phishing site that may look the same as paypal's.

always type-in the URL : https://www.paypal.com to log in!

 

[mark]

agree with vivi; if you were already logged into paypal acct. they have your information and do not need additional info to accept or deny a payment.