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Faizan Ashraf 👋🏻, let me break it down for you. A PayPal account I basically a digital wallet that you can use for online payments. You can connect your already owned credit cards or receive and send money to it. It’s secure because, all you have to provide is your email address and name. If you’d like to purchase a programming course, which good luck with that :), you have to see that little PayPal icône in the payment method. If you don’t see it, chances are you’ll just use your regular credit card.
As Rami mentioned, you'll need to see the PayPal option provided for payment at the place you're purchasing the course in order to make the payment that way. Do you see that option, and you're stuck actually making the payment? Or do you not see the PayPal option at all?
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Do not trust PayPal as a seller! All it takes is someone saying they didn’t get there service or item and PayPal will charge you AND ad a fee without notifying you! This happend to me and I had PROOF that my service was provided. They said it didn’t matter because the buyer used a credit card. Completely honest with you brother…DO NOT SELL WITH PAYPAL!!! There are plenty of trustworthy companies like cash app where this dosent happen!
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i’m only 17 but have started to buy stuff online and paypal was something i was in desperate need of. decided to watch this video to understand the app more and how it works and you explained everything perfectly.
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Can you seperate your paypal balance from credit card balance. I want to start taking drawing commissions but I cant yet legally own a credit card, and I dont want to interfere with my parents card yet I want to earn money. Is there any way that would work?
If you are not yet 18 years old then you cannot open a PayPal account either. As for the balances, your card balance and PayPal are completely separate from each other.
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Please help ASAP. I have been trying to setup my new account for PayPal but all in vain with response 'the card am using is not allowed for this service' yet my bank tells me other clients are using similar cards with no issues. What should I do???
Is it a debit card, a credit card, a gift card, or what kind of card exactly? When you say other clients are using "similar cards" it sounds like it's a unique type of card in some way..?? If it's Visa/MasterCard branded there should be no issue. Are you simply trying to add the card to your PayPal wallet, or is it asking you to enter a card when you are setting up a specific feature within PayPal? It says "not allowed for this service", so for example, are you specifically trying to sign up for PayPal Pro or something like that when it asks this? Or just general add credit card?
Angell EYE As am openning up my paypal account and I reach the point where I have to link my card, so i fill in the details of my Visa/debit card and submit, that's the response I get for all cards am trying to use. Am using Visa/debit card for barclays bank and Eco bank. Could it be because am in Uganda,East Africa?? If so then which specific bank in Uganda has its services affiliated to PayPal so I may chose to access that. Am in desperate need of your help because my work is @ a standstill for close to one and a half months now.
It looks like Uganda is limited to sending funds only, so there are some restrictions with those accounts, but you should be able to add a credit card to use as a funding source for sending payments. One thing you can try to clearing your browser cache / cookies. Sometimes PayPal's site can get messed up that way, so clearing can resolve issues like this sometimes. If it keeps happening after you'll need to contact PayPal directly and see if they can help you figure out what's going on.
If you aren't able to get a solid answer let me know. I have contacts I can get help from, but I prefer to exhaust the usual methods before resorting to them.
Paypal allows automatic subscription renewal to transaction processing .They may charged you because someone else has your credit card info and email address and/or other personal info. You may want to start by contacting your credit card issuer in order to get the charge removed.
You can use it just like a bank account, and keep as much money as you want in there. That said, I would not recommend that you hold much cash inside your PayPal account. Move it to your regular bank account on a regular basis. That way if any sort of a payment hold or issue with your account comes up, there won't be a bunch of cash in there that could get held up. Same goes for any payment processor or only system you are using that holds your cash.
@@easyfoodchannelsa Not sure I understand your concern here..?? You can use PayPal to receive payments, and simply move that money to your bank as recommended. You can also use the PayPal account for making purchases, and use a linked card or the bank to fund the transaction. You don't have to carry a balance in PayPal to pay with it. Please clarify what you're concern is here and I'll be happy to provide more info.
@@angelleye is it possible to use Paypal to send and receive money without linking to a bank account? Also, do you have to link to a bank account to use Paypal debit card and can you use a Paypal card to draw cash from an atm if you have money in your account? Thx.
You can't, but not having a bank account linked means your PayPal is not verified, and this can cause problems for you in general. It's recommended to go ahead and get an account linked up. If you're worried about that, take a look at this article I wrote on how to protect your bank account: www.angelleye.com/paypal-quick-tip-keep-bank-accounts-safe/
You can get a PayPal MasterCard (debit card) and use that just like you would a debit card with a bank, so it would use funds available in the PayPal account when you use it.
So if i was to sell something and when the funds got to the account and then I wanted the funds to go to a bank card or account. What would be that process
After your sale you will see the funds in your PayPal account balance. From there, you would use the "transfer" option, and this would allow you to select a bank account or a card to transfer the funds to.
If somebody pays you with an e-check it could take some time to clear, yes. However, you would still see this payment in your PayPal account activity log with the status of pending and an estimated clear date.
Quick question, I feel a bit dumb asking. If I link my debit card via PayPal, will PayPal take the money directly out my account that way instead of having to deposit money into the Wallet?
Yes, it will work that way. When you submit a payment using PayPal you will be able to select your funding source. That's where you would choose the linked card, and the funds would come from that card the same as if you used it directly.
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If you use your debit card directly with lots of different sellers, then every one of those sellers could be (even though they aren't supposed to) saving that card data in their own database. This is not secure, as it opens the door for your data to get into the hands of bad people who can cause problems for you, and the more places your card data is floating around out there, the more chances this could happen. If you have a debit card linked to your PayPal account, then when you pay all these different people they won't have any of that actual card data. All they will have is your email address and maybe a shipping address. As such, it's a lot more secure for you.
There is good and bad to this. Having all of your volume with one processor can allow you to negotiate cheaper rates and save a lot of money on fees. It also gets you better account managers and access to better support. However, it's definitely recommended to have another processor in line just in case something does go wrong and you need to switch over quickly.
I would recommend reviewing all of the information at eBay's Getting Started Guide: www.ebay.com/help/account#account-getting-started. It will walk you through creating an account and a lot more good info after that. For PayPal I would create a business account, and then go through the procedures to hook that up to the new eBay account.
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If you send a payment to an email address that does not exist on PayPal, they will get an email from PayPal telling them they have money waiting, and they need to create an account to accept it. When they create the account, the money will drop in there for them. If they don't create the account to claim the money, then after 30 days it would be sent back to you.
Question: Let's just say you have a $100 dollars in your PayPal account is there a way to transfer that money to your bank account..? Sorry if my question doesn't make any sense
I purchased an item online, and picked up the item and now is with me, but my bank account still has the original amount of money. Is there an interest fee? Or will the money be removed from my account soon? I’m so confused
It sounds like maybe you used a different source to fund the payment. Do you have any credit cards linked to your PayPal account, for example? Maybe the payment hit your card instead of your bank account..??
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Yes, you can transfer it from PayPal to a bank account, a debit card, or even get cash through Walmart: www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/walmart-debit-card
No, when you send or receive payments using that bank account nobody can see the info. That's one of the primary benefits of using PayPal as a buyer. You can buy from all these different places, and you don't have to share any of your actual billing details with any of them.
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Can I set up prepaid card that is not attached to a bank or any of my accounts and how then do I draw out cash from it., I went thru ID theft and am paranoid of on line shopping now but need access to them. Nearly 98% of my Han Radio purchase are from distant suppliers. I want to remain as invisible;e to buyer sellers as far as my financial id allows. I see these cards advertised to get check early etc are they suited to PayPal?
Yes, you could do that. I would also suggest you take a look at my other video about protecting bank accounts (ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html). But yeah, you could link a prepaid card to your PayPal account and fund purchases with it when paying with PayPal.
@@angelleye Is there a percentage then that paypal takes.. eg if you reiceve 200 USD will you have to pay, 20%, 35% equivaent in your countries dollar value? Just to reiceve 200 USD...but then really 200-20% = 40 USD ?
@@zodsinclair8500 The standard fee is 2.9% + .30 per transaction. If you accept payments in a different currency and you let PayPal do the conversion for you, they will charge an additional fee, but it's something an extra percent or two. No where near 20%. That said, you can keep separate balances in your account for separate currencies so that no conversion is required, and save on those fees. Then you could spend the money in that same currency out of the same account, or convert it later if you want to.
@@zodsinclair8500 Yes, that would be no problem. When you receive a payment you will pay fees accordingly, and the remainder will sit in the account balance. From there you can move as much as you want to other places, and leave as much as you want inside the PayPal account.
You mention currently we may have payment info at several Seller’s portals - However if PAYPAL gets hacked - they will expose all of us, right? Plz explain.
so I don't need to add a credit card or bank account and PayPal will just store my earnings by itself? I was under the impression that you NEEDED to add a 3rd party form of banking (like the credit/debit cards or a bank account) if that's the case I've just been sitting on a empty PayPal account and receiving money though cash only and making it harder on my customers at times.
That is correct. When you receive a PayPal payment, that cash will sit directly inside your PayPal account until you spend it or transfer it to a bank or card of some sort. It's typically not recommended that you keep a very high balance in the PayPal account, though. Just in case any account holds come up for any reason, you don't want a bunch of cash in there getting locked up.
Yes, you can use PayPal funds only. However, this could result in some limitations. Without a bank account / credit card added, PayPal's system cannot verify/confirm your account and your shipping address. This could result in them not being able to cover sellers with Seller Protection, which could result in sellers canceling your orders. It's really best to go ahead and get a bank account and card linked up. Here's a separate video/article I have for a tip on that: www.angelleye.com/paypal-quick-tip-keep-bank-accounts-safe/
Well, it would go into your PayPal balance, and then you could transfer the money from PayPal to the card. PayPal recently added the "auto-sweep" functionality to the user interface, so you may be able to turn that on in your account and have it automatically transfer your PayPal balance to the card each day, for example. I haven't specifically tested if that feature will work with cards.
Im a new seller on eBay. In fact, I just listed my 1st item today. It all looks good except for the payment method. It says "seller only accepts payment by Paypal." Obviously I did something wrong when setting up my item page. I never wanted to limit potential buyers with valid major credit cards to only be able to buy from me using PayPal. Can I revise the payment method part or is it too late? I'll cancel the sale and start over if not. Thank you.
I don't do a lot of selling myself, so it's bee a while since I've looked at the eBay preferences / settings. Somewhere in there, though, should be a section where you can adjust your payment settings for eBay payments. It's possible they have that at the item level, too, in which case you should be able to adjust it by revising your listing. If all else fails, yeah, you could just cancel the listing and start it again making sure to set payment methods the way you want, but I don't think you should have to cancel in order to get that done. It should be available while revising.
For me it just comes down to risk. You have to trust somebody at some point. I would rather trust a large corporation spending millions of dollars every year to protect my data and provide secure transactions than I would giving that same data to a wide variety of different sellers, doing who knows what with my data.
@Angel EYE so,i wont get charged for receiving and sending money with PayPal? also do i get charged for withdrawal/deposit from PayPal to bank account.
@@reevus01 he didn't say anything about that! If you sell yes! if you sending money yes! the only thing they don't charge is when you buy from other people. And those people will get the fees!
Yes, you are not supposed to be using PayPal until you are 18+. If they catch you they will hold the amount in the account for 180 days, and release it to you after that.
To buy things you would need to have a PayPal balance available, or you could link a bank account / debit card. I would recommend you watch my other video about protecting your bank account: ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html
This is very unlikely, but if it happened, it would be just like losing your wallet. You would call your banks to cancel any credit cards you had added, and same with the bank account(s). On that note, you may be interested in this other video I have about protecting your bank account: ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html
Its necessary to open normal bank account before open paypal account specially i am residing in italy rome where there is a lot of problem to open normal bank account and restriction so much ,,,do i get paypal debit card instead of open an ordinary bank account
You can use PayPal without a bank account attached, and yes, you can use a PayPal debit card to spend your PayPal cash. However, you may run into limitations at times because of the unverified account. Not entirely sure if this will apply for you, but you might find this other video interesting: ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html
There are a number of ways you could do that. If you have a PayPal account debit card, you could hook that up to Google or Apple Pay and then choose that card as the funding source when you pay for something that way. You can also hook PayPal directly up to Google Pay so that you don't even need a debit card. Although, you get 1% cashback when you use the debit card, so you might prefer that anyway. Another option would be to get the PayPal credit card, which offers 2% cash back on everything. Hook that up to your payments app and use it for spending, and then use your PayPal cash to pay off the card. That is what I prefer so that I can maximize my cashback, but if you aren't good with credit cards (ie. pay them off every month) then you should stick with one of the other options.
It is free to make purchases, yes. If you sell things, though, and accept payment with PayPal, then you will pay the PayPal fee for processing that payment just like you would any other payment processor. There can also be additional fees when dealing with international payments, chargebacks, or add-on products like "PayPal Pro".
@@angelleye if I put 10 dollars in my PayPal account and leave it there for 3 months will they charge me for every month? Also if you are under 18 can you get PayPal?
Hi, I am a beginner paypal user and I just wanna ask one thing, does paypal charge the user for storing money in it for a long time, like an interest for not storing money?
No, you are not charged anything, and you will not earn any interest. I do not recommend keeping large amounts of cash in PayPal. Go ahead and get it moved to your bank and hold it there.
You can apply for a debit card, yes. Then you can use that to spend cash out of your PayPal account like any other debit card with a bank account. You could also chose to pay with PayPal at any place that provides the option, and log in to submit payment using PayPal funds. I do not recommend you keep a lot of cash in your PayPal account, though. It's better to move it to your own bank. Then you could use your bank debit card like usual. Another option would be to use the PayPal credit card (not debit), which pays a 2% cashback bonus. Then use the PayPal funds to pay off the card in full each month. Only do this if you're able to pay it in full, though. If you start paying interest that kills the whole plan.
You can use it without a bank account attached, but you will run into limitations. It's best to go ahead and add a bank account. If you're worried about that, take a look at this other video we have about protecting your bank account. ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html
Sorry to hear that one incident made you decide this after 15+ years of successful business. Like any huge corporation, customer services can be a bit of a hit and miss scenario. Depending on who you get on the phone or the other end of a support ticket you might not get the sort of help you might expect. That's no fun when it happens, but if you submit a new ticket or call again to get somebody else that can help. One key word, too, is "escalate". If you're not getting anywhere with the person you're talking with you can kindly request to escalate the call. This will typically get you on the phone with somebody with more experience that can answer questions more knowledgeably. Also, I'm curious who you decided to take payments with now..?? I'm also curious about the scenario you encountered that turned into this bad experience..?? I would highly recommend that you study what happened from all angles and ask yourself if you truly feel you would have had any different experience with another payment processor. I've worked with numerous payment processors, and they all have similar policies when it comes to funding holds, chargeback handling, etc.
Angell EYE customer service is always india. Asked for a manager several times they put me on hold, then the call mysteriously disconnects. Agents never call you back so you have to waste another 30 minutes to get another call. No other company I have ever worked with keeps your money for no reason. No other company has customer service as bad as paypal period. Stop trying to portray paypal as something positive. Your company outsources work to shitty countries, you hang on to people's money as long as possible in order to collect interest. You put more effort into this post than any employee ever put towards my account. You asked what I use now. Check or money order or cash on person no fees no bullshit. Go fuck youself and your shitty company. Here's a link to your 1 star shotty rating www.consumeraffairs.com/online/paypal_02.html
First, I do not work for PayPal. I am a software developer that specializes in payment processing, and after working with many different payment processors I have grown partial to PayPal because they are best when comparing them all to each other based on pricing, brand recognition, ease of use and integration, seller and buyer protection, etc. If there was a better payment provider out there I would be flaunting them instead of PayPal. They do not "keep your money for no reason." If your funds are being held it's because red flags were raised that show your account or particular transaction(s) are high risk. To protect themselves and their users they put holds on funds when this happens. They ALL do this sort of thing. The only difference is that PayPal has nearly 250 million accounts they're working with, so even when a very small percentage of people have a bad experience you're going to see more reports of it than other processors simply because of the numbers. Check or money order...cash in person..?? You're only hurting yourself by doing that. You will absolutely lose sales if you do not provide PayPal, credit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc. as payment options on your website or applications. Current numbers are showing 237 million active accounts. This page you linked has a grand total of 1938 reviews, including all of the 2/3/4/5 star reviews, so even a smaller number of 1 star reviews. That is such a small sample size it's essentially obsolete. Also, like usual, the vast majority of these reviews show that the person was clearly ignorant about standard procedures for accepting payments online no matter who you're processing them through. A little bit of general education on standards would eliminate most of these problems people are having. If you would share some of your details I'm sure I could provide some feedback that would help you avoid similar problems in the future.
Angell EYE sample size too small bullshit. Those angry customers aren't obsolete. How many million examples would one need. Here's one example. My account has zero dollars. An item I want is starting bid $1000 I'm willing to go as high as $1400 so I put $1500 in my paypal to cover shipping as well. Five days later I win the item and with shipping its $1150. I pay immediately and try to move the 350 balance back to my account. But my account has now been flagged, my balance held for 21 days. Why? No other company withholds a person's own money. I must have called 20 times on that one instance over the 21 day hold. I was given different answers at different times ranging from you'll just have to wait to it will be in your account within 24 hours. No accountability with them. Also if you don't work for them don't spew their policies I'm sure their legal dept wouldn't like that
You still haven't shared any information about your scenario that you're upset about. You say to do a payment gateway with actual bank. Well, if you do that you'll be paying a lot more in fees than you will with PayPal, UNLESS you happen to be doing a lot of physical card transactions through a point of sale terminal. If that is your situation, then yes, an Interchange Plus type of account would be better. In that case, though, I would recommend Braintree as it will be much better than a local bank in most cases. To say PayPal is bleeding money shows your ignorance. You're on here under "No Name", using lovely language, and you obviously don't know what you are talking about. PayPal is bleeding money? Their financial statements show billions of dollars of free cash flow which they've been using to acquire other companies for billions of dollars and still have billions left. I'd love to be bleeding money that way. The reason there are so many bad comments in places you mention is a two part thing. First, as I already said, PayPal has nearly 250 million active accounts. Even a very small percentage of complaints would look like a lot if you go digging for it. Also, it's very unfortunate that people like yourself go around talking all this trash without any true knowledge of what they're talking about, further planting false information in people's minds when they had a bad experience. It's a shame, really. Again, if you go with a local bank gateway and the same situation happens you'll end up in the same exact boat if you don't change your procedures to avoid whatever happened, which you won't tell us about....which is telling. I'm not blindly ignoring any negative. I am here to help people avoid the negative. As I mentioned before, I am only partial to PayPal because in my experience of using over 50 different merchant providers to process hundreds of millions of dollars for clients, they are the best. If another company comes along and can give me a better product and service than PayPal I would gladly utilize their tools and help people to see those advantages as well.
How do I block PayPal? I keep getting txt messages from PayPal and they refuse to help me. I don’t even have PayPal and this is happening how can any of you trust them?
It sounds like the texts are coming from a scammer pretending to be PayPal. Unfortunately, there's nothing PayPal can do about that. It has nothing to do with them other than people trying to use their brand to accomplish the scam. I would ignore them and block those numbers, which should help stop them from continuing.
Paypal is certainly one of the worst companies in the world I have ever dealt with! It's not professional, neither honest! I sincerely long to see this company go out of business ASAP!!!!
If you care to elaborate on your experience I can probably help you figure out what to do differently so you don't have problems in the future (with PayPal or any other processor.)
Just to be clear, I am with Angell EYE, a completely separate company from PayPal. For nearly 20 years I have specialized in payment processing, and PayPal is my recommendation for all of the reasons I mention in this video (and more.) Because of that I have built a close relationship with PayPal, however, I continue to study other options and offer neutral feedback to my clients. The fact is PayPal is still the best, so yes, we highly recommend it.
The odds of this happening are very low, and they have withstood the test of time. They have many people trying to hack them every day, of course, and they've been unsuccessful. The only successful "hacks", which is pretty much true for any system these days, comes primarily through social engineering. This is where people will reach out to your personally one way or another, and trick you into giving up the information they need to get into your account specifically. In the unlikely case that PayPal's system was directly compromised, I would treat it like I would losing my physical wallet. Any credit/debit cards that I have added to my account would need to be canceled and replaced immediately. My PayPal login/password would need to be changed immediately. That said, if you follow the procedures I lay out in my other video about how to protect your bank account, you won't have anything in your PayPal wallet that is vulnerable anyway. ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html Still, the same procedures could be taken to clean up any mess left behind from such a hack. So, the answer is that you need to do some planning ahead, which you're already doing, so that's great! Take a look at the other video I linked above, and feel free to comment again if you have any more questions or concerns.
If i dont have a bank account can i still just had my pre debit card and money sent through there? Like if someone send money will it got straight to my pre debit card ? PLEASE HELP ME IM CONFUSED
If somebody sends you money it will go into your PayPal account balance as cash. From there you can transfer it to a linked bank account or card. That said, I have seen quite a few complaints in the community about transfers to a card not always working smoothly. Not because of PayPal, but because of the card banks. I would recommend that you link a bank account. If you're concerned about that, check out this other video on how to protect your account(s): ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html
I see you are still responding 2 years later. So i have a question. The only card i have connected to my paypal is a pre paid card. When someone pays me something. Do i have to transfer the money or foes it automatically go onto my card? If it doesnt automatically go to my prepaid card, can i get it there?
If you want to transfer directly to a card you would have to do that manually and there could be fees involved. If you link a bank account you can transfer there (and you can setup automated transfers if you want) and then load your card any other way you usually would.
You can, but you'll run into limitations. I always recommend that you link a bank account and a debit/credit card for full verification purposes. If you're worried about linking your bank account, this other video of mine may help ease your concerns: ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html
This sort of claim is not worth much if you don't provide details of the situation that makes you feel this way. If you care to elaborate I can probably help you figure out what went wrong so that you can avoid it in the future with PayPal or any other payment processor.
Here is some details I tried to receive a payment, paypal csr's screwed up the transfer and couldn't fix it this almost cost me a 5000 job because I had to refund the money!!!! I have a small business, this almost destroyed me! Paypal is flawed and customer service does not care at all!!!!!!!!
can I still go to my bank if I have already created a PayPal acc and have money in my PayPal like can I still use the same PayPal acc and not lose any of my money?
Not sure I fully understand the question, but yes, you can still use your bank. Having money in your PayPal account has nothing to do with your regular bank.
No, standard use of a PayPal account for personal or business purposes carries no monthly fee. You will pay a fee when you receive a payment. If you ever add upgrade features like PayPal Pro or Advanced Fraud Management Filters, that sort of thing would include a monthly fee.
@@angelleye 🤣Oh wow! I remember when I wrote this comment. It's funny because a lot of sellers don't believe that Paypal makes receiving payments 'Quick and Easy for you'.
Okay so I found some guy selling a PS5, and some XBOX Series X. He wants $700 for the PS5 and we negotiated to bring the price down to $600. So then he tells me,” not sure if you’re comfortable with this but I’m not shipping thru OfferUp at the moment, they are not fdic secured and two of my payment were stolen in transit recently. Could we use PayPal or cashapp since they’re fdic certified and we both know we have insurance on our transaction.” (I copied and pasted his exact message) So then I agree to proceed with PayPal.. I haven’t sent him the $600 yet but I told him to not pack the PS5 up until he gets to the post office and I asked him to take a video in the post office of him doing so. Did I do okay?
Do you manually have to enter your card number and bank account information? Or does it automatically link itself to your account once you make a paypal?
Depending on the bank, you may be able to link it using your online banking credentials. Otherwise, it will make two small deposits into your account. Then when you see those deposits show up, you verify the amounts with PayPal to complete the verification. For the card, you just need to manually add the card. Make sure the billing address on the card is added as a shipping address in your PayPal account so that it will be a Confirmed address.
Can you sell and buy item with personal PayPal account or do you have to create business account . My previous PayPal got cancelled 😞. Said I breezed the PayPal agreement
Sorry to hear about your PayPal account. We recommened using business PayPal account if you are selling something. Because it will help you a lot with more feature and easy control of them.
When you receive money it goes to your PayPal balance. If you have a PayPal debit card, that is what you use to spend cash directly out of your PayPal balance.
When you receive any PayPal payment it will fall into your PayPal cash balance. From there you can spend it directly by paying for things with PayPal. You can also use your PayPal debit card the same as you would a bank account debit card, or you can transfer the funds to your bank account.
Question do my bank card has to be link to paypel to get pay buy PayPal or PayPal has its own account space to store money but i have and option to transfer to a bank account if i want to ???
When you make a payment to somebody it could be pending due to e-check if you didn't have funds available in PayPal or CC balance. If that wasn't it, then it could be pending on their side until they prove delivery of the item. That would not be your problem, and they should follow the proper procedures to ship and get their funds released.
The hyperlinks to read about privacy and other things are not working on the paypal website. When I tried to contact them to let them know, it just looped back to logging in - which I did not want to do before reading what I was agreeing to first.
@@angelleye My guess is that you don't see that problem because you already have an acct. I don't. I want to check out what I would be agreeing to BEFORE I sign up. No option for that.
You can add a credit card to your PayPal account, and then choose that credit card as the funding source when you make a purchase with PayPal. Is that what you mean?
Angell EYE no I mean like if you have no credit cards and just have a paypal can someone pay you through online with their credit card to my paypal or does it have to be PayPal through PayPal sorry if I’m confusing you
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I have a question about the shipping address. Will you be sent letters or stuff saying what you purchased throught the mail or why do you need to put in shipping address
The only reason a shipping address would be required is if the seller needed to ship you whatever you are buying. You will get emails from the seller and PayPal about such payments, but nothing physically in the mail. If you aren't buying something that needs to be shipped, then the seller could setup their payment request where shipping is not required. Then it wouldn't even ask you for a shipping address. Depending on how they set it up, it may give you the option on your side to say "no shipping required" during checkout, and then you wouldn't have to provide one. Hope that helps!
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what is pay pal how it works? thanks
Faizan Ashraf 👋🏻, let me break it down for you.
A PayPal account I basically a digital wallet that you can use for online payments. You can connect your already owned credit cards or receive and send money to it.
It’s secure because, all you have to provide is your email address and name.
If you’d like to purchase a programming course, which good luck with that :), you have to see that little PayPal icône in the payment method. If you don’t see it, chances are you’ll just use your regular credit card.
As Rami mentioned, you'll need to see the PayPal option provided for payment at the place you're purchasing the course in order to make the payment that way.
Do you see that option, and you're stuck actually making the payment? Or do you not see the PayPal option at all?
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I will ask you in case of any issue...
What happens to info if you are only a paying guest. Does it fade in time. If I Checked "Save for next time " and than changed my mind what do I do?
If you clear the browser cache/cookies on the machine it will clear that option. If you can't do that it will expire after a period of time, yes.
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Thank you sir as someone who doesn’t know really anything about payment accounts I definitely learned a few things, Amen! Have a good night and to all who are watching!
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Do not trust PayPal as a seller! All it takes is someone saying they didn’t get there service or item and PayPal will charge you AND ad a fee without notifying you! This happend to me and I had PROOF that my service was provided. They said it didn’t matter because the buyer used a credit card. Completely honest with you brother…DO NOT SELL WITH PAYPAL!!! There are plenty of trustworthy companies like cash app where this dosent happen!
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Do you need to have a card balance to buy through pay pal?
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Can you seperate your paypal balance from credit card balance. I want to start taking drawing commissions but I cant yet legally own a credit card, and I dont want to interfere with my parents card yet I want to earn money. Is there any way that would work?
If you are not yet 18 years old then you cannot open a PayPal account either. As for the balances, your card balance and PayPal are completely separate from each other.
Can you use PayPal without credit/debit or a bank account or do you need one?
You can, but you will likely run into limitations. Best to go ahead and get a bank/card linked up so that you can fully verify the account.
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I have been trying to setup my new account for PayPal but all in vain with response 'the card am using is not allowed for this service' yet my bank tells me other clients are using similar cards with no issues.
What should I do???
Is it a debit card, a credit card, a gift card, or what kind of card exactly? When you say other clients are using "similar cards" it sounds like it's a unique type of card in some way..??
If it's Visa/MasterCard branded there should be no issue. Are you simply trying to add the card to your PayPal wallet, or is it asking you to enter a card when you are setting up a specific feature within PayPal? It says "not allowed for this service", so for example, are you specifically trying to sign up for PayPal Pro or something like that when it asks this? Or just general add credit card?
Angell EYE As am openning up my paypal account and I reach the point where I have to link my card, so i fill in the details of my Visa/debit card and submit, that's the response I get for all cards am trying to use.
Am using Visa/debit card for barclays bank and Eco bank.
Could it be because am in Uganda,East Africa??
If so then which specific bank in Uganda has its services affiliated to PayPal so I may chose to access that.
Am in desperate need of your help because my work is @ a standstill for close to one and a half months
now.
It looks like Uganda is limited to sending funds only, so there are some restrictions with those accounts, but you should be able to add a credit card to use as a funding source for sending payments. One thing you can try to clearing your browser cache / cookies. Sometimes PayPal's site can get messed up that way, so clearing can resolve issues like this sometimes. If it keeps happening after you'll need to contact PayPal directly and see if they can help you figure out what's going on.
Angell EYE OK, thanks.
If you aren't able to get a solid answer let me know. I have contacts I can get help from, but I prefer to exhaust the usual methods before resorting to them.
Paypal allows automatic subscription renewal to transaction processing .They may charged you because someone else has your credit card info and email address and/or other personal info. You may want to start by contacting your credit card issuer in order to get the charge removed.
FOR HOW LONG I CAN PUT MY MONEY INTO MY PAYPAL ACCOUNT? AND MAXIMUM HOW MUCH?
THANK YOU
You can use it just like a bank account, and keep as much money as you want in there. That said, I would not recommend that you hold much cash inside your PayPal account. Move it to your regular bank account on a regular basis. That way if any sort of a payment hold or issue with your account comes up, there won't be a bunch of cash in there that could get held up.
Same goes for any payment processor or only system you are using that holds your cash.
Angell EYE Someone did PayPal me and I did not have a credit card inside where did the money go?
this is again useless if you have to withdraw your money from your paypal on a regular basis
@@easyfoodchannelsa Not sure I understand your concern here..?? You can use PayPal to receive payments, and simply move that money to your bank as recommended. You can also use the PayPal account for making purchases, and use a linked card or the bank to fund the transaction. You don't have to carry a balance in PayPal to pay with it.
Please clarify what you're concern is here and I'll be happy to provide more info.
@@angelleye is it possible to use Paypal to send and receive money without linking to a bank account? Also, do you have to link to a bank account to use Paypal debit card and can you use a Paypal card to draw cash from an atm if you have money in your account? Thx.
Can you get Paid if you don’t have a bank account(by others)
You can't, but not having a bank account linked means your PayPal is not verified, and this can cause problems for you in general.
It's recommended to go ahead and get an account linked up. If you're worried about that, take a look at this article I wrote on how to protect your bank account: www.angelleye.com/paypal-quick-tip-keep-bank-accounts-safe/
My question is can PayPal card can you take out money and pay anything with the card
You can get a PayPal MasterCard (debit card) and use that just like you would a debit card with a bank, so it would use funds available in the PayPal account when you use it.
Angell EYE thanks
good explanation, it could be useful to drop some graphic more detail examples, but in general, it was good.
Thanks for the feedback!
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Thanks for the info, can anybody tell me how the tax system for PayPal is working?
So if i was to sell something and when the funds got to the account and then I wanted the funds to go to a bank card or account. What would be that process
After your sale you will see the funds in your PayPal account balance. From there, you would use the "transfer" option, and this would allow you to select a bank account or a card to transfer the funds to.
if you have any money on paypal, it is best to withdraw it immediately because PayPal blocks such accounts. For verification up to 180 days
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You can use PayPal to send payments, but not receive.
why cant u receive?
Does it take 5 business days if someone is transferring money on Kijiji’s PayPal to go in my actual PayPal account ?
If somebody pays you with an e-check it could take some time to clear, yes. However, you would still see this payment in your PayPal account activity log with the status of pending and an estimated clear date.
Quick question, I feel a bit dumb asking. If I link my debit card via PayPal, will PayPal take the money directly out my account that way instead of having to deposit money into the Wallet?
Yes, it will work that way. When you submit a payment using PayPal you will be able to select your funding source. That's where you would choose the linked card, and the funds would come from that card the same as if you used it directly.
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@@angelleyeIs there any monthly fee that you need to pay when using PayPal?
@@oifeomaanelisile861 No, the only fee is a transaction fee when you receive a payment.
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I had a question... So if I have a PayPal account but no banking credit cards I won't be able to receive or send money
Can I just put money on a pay pal with out using my bank account or debit card? Plus how much does it cost to put money on pay pal
Yes, you can use PayPal without a bank or card linked, but you will run into limitations. I suggest you go ahead and link em up.
whats the point of connecting debit card . to paypal when you can already buy with debit? if i sound dumb then maybe because im too young
If you use your debit card directly with lots of different sellers, then every one of those sellers could be (even though they aren't supposed to) saving that card data in their own database. This is not secure, as it opens the door for your data to get into the hands of bad people who can cause problems for you, and the more places your card data is floating around out there, the more chances this could happen.
If you have a debit card linked to your PayPal account, then when you pay all these different people they won't have any of that actual card data. All they will have is your email address and maybe a shipping address. As such, it's a lot more secure for you.
Keep in mind you must be 18 or older to have a PayPal account.
Quite informative video. Only one point, I wouldn’t recommend to any business to use single payment provider for business continuity reasons.
There is good and bad to this. Having all of your volume with one processor can allow you to negotiate cheaper rates and save a lot of money on fees. It also gets you better account managers and access to better support. However, it's definitely recommended to have another processor in line just in case something does go wrong and you need to switch over quickly.
I am going to start to sell on eBay, what type the eBay account I need to open? and How do set up? Thank you.
I would recommend reviewing all of the information at eBay's Getting Started Guide: www.ebay.com/help/account#account-getting-started. It will walk you through creating an account and a lot more good info after that.
For PayPal I would create a business account, and then go through the procedures to hook that up to the new eBay account.
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Thank you for this useful video, my question is: If I open a paypal account, can I send money to someone who doesnt hold a paypal account? Thanks
If you send a payment to an email address that does not exist on PayPal, they will get an email from PayPal telling them they have money waiting, and they need to create an account to accept it. When they create the account, the money will drop in there for them.
If they don't create the account to claim the money, then after 30 days it would be sent back to you.
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Question: Let's just say you have a $100 dollars in your PayPal account is there a way to transfer that money to your bank account..?
Sorry if my question doesn't make any sense
Yes. You just need to link your bank account, and then you can use the withdrawal feature to move it to the linked bank.
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I purchased an item online, and picked up the item and now is with me, but my bank account still has the original amount of money. Is there an interest fee? Or will the money be removed from my account soon? I’m so confused
It sounds like maybe you used a different source to fund the payment. Do you have any credit cards linked to your PayPal account, for example? Maybe the payment hit your card instead of your bank account..??
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can I withdraw a money from a PayPal account?
Yes, you can transfer it from PayPal to a bank account, a debit card, or even get cash through Walmart: www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/walmart-debit-card
SIR, IF I ADD MY BANK ACCOUNT ON PAYPAL , IS ANY ONE CAN SEE MY BANKING INFORMATION , WELL I JUST RECEIVE ONLY PAYMENTS.....
No, when you send or receive payments using that bank account nobody can see the info. That's one of the primary benefits of using PayPal as a buyer. You can buy from all these different places, and you don't have to share any of your actual billing details with any of them.
Can paypal be used in the caribbean
You can use this link to check availability in various countries: www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_display-country-functionality-outside
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Can i sign up without a credit card and buy things online without shipping and stuff
Can I set up prepaid card that is not attached to a bank or any of my accounts and how then do I draw out cash from it., I went thru ID theft and am paranoid of on line shopping now but need access to them. Nearly 98% of my Han Radio purchase are from distant suppliers. I want to remain as invisible;e to buyer sellers as far as my financial id allows. I see these cards advertised to get check early etc are they suited to PayPal?
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Yes, you could do that. I would also suggest you take a look at my other video about protecting bank accounts (ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html).
But yeah, you could link a prepaid card to your PayPal account and fund purchases with it when paying with PayPal.
There must be some cost somewhere along the line, I need to know about those things before I commit.
You will pay a fee if/when you receive payments with PayPal. If you are just sending payments there are no fees.
@@angelleye Is there a percentage then that paypal takes..
eg if you reiceve 200 USD
will you have to pay, 20%, 35% equivaent in your countries dollar value?
Just to reiceve 200 USD...but then really 200-20% = 40 USD ?
@@zodsinclair8500 The standard fee is 2.9% + .30 per transaction. If you accept payments in a different currency and you let PayPal do the conversion for you, they will charge an additional fee, but it's something an extra percent or two. No where near 20%.
That said, you can keep separate balances in your account for separate currencies so that no conversion is required, and save on those fees. Then you could spend the money in that same currency out of the same account, or convert it later if you want to.
@@angelleye Hey thanks man! I want to start up one & keep some US in the Account but send a portion of the received US to my bank! Can one do that?
@@zodsinclair8500 Yes, that would be no problem. When you receive a payment you will pay fees accordingly, and the remainder will sit in the account balance. From there you can move as much as you want to other places, and leave as much as you want inside the PayPal account.
You mention currently we may have payment info at several Seller’s portals -
However if PAYPAL gets hacked - they will expose all of us, right?
Plz explain.
I think we won’t get exposed
Our PayPal account and bank accounts are different
so I don't need to add a credit card or bank account and PayPal will just store my earnings by itself? I was under the impression that you NEEDED to add a 3rd party form of banking (like the credit/debit cards or a bank account) if that's the case I've just been sitting on a empty PayPal account and receiving money though cash only and making it harder on my customers at times.
That is correct. When you receive a PayPal payment, that cash will sit directly inside your PayPal account until you spend it or transfer it to a bank or card of some sort.
It's typically not recommended that you keep a very high balance in the PayPal account, though. Just in case any account holds come up for any reason, you don't want a bunch of cash in there getting locked up.
Do u need your bank cards to pay for stuff or could u just use the paypal money??? So no credit or bank stuff needed? I dont have a bank card
Yes, you can use PayPal funds only. However, this could result in some limitations. Without a bank account / credit card added, PayPal's system cannot verify/confirm your account and your shipping address. This could result in them not being able to cover sellers with Seller Protection, which could result in sellers canceling your orders.
It's really best to go ahead and get a bank account and card linked up. Here's a separate video/article I have for a tip on that: www.angelleye.com/paypal-quick-tip-keep-bank-accounts-safe/
If you link a prepaid card to the account and some one pays you. Do the money they sent you go right to the card?
Well, it would go into your PayPal balance, and then you could transfer the money from PayPal to the card. PayPal recently added the "auto-sweep" functionality to the user interface, so you may be able to turn that on in your account and have it automatically transfer your PayPal balance to the card each day, for example. I haven't specifically tested if that feature will work with cards.
Im a new seller on eBay. In fact, I just listed my 1st item today. It all looks good except for the payment method. It says "seller only accepts payment by Paypal." Obviously I did something wrong when setting up my item page. I never wanted to limit potential buyers with valid major credit cards to only be able to buy from me using PayPal. Can I revise the payment method part or is it too late? I'll cancel the sale and start over if not. Thank you.
I don't do a lot of selling myself, so it's bee a while since I've looked at the eBay preferences / settings. Somewhere in there, though, should be a section where you can adjust your payment settings for eBay payments.
It's possible they have that at the item level, too, in which case you should be able to adjust it by revising your listing.
If all else fails, yeah, you could just cancel the listing and start it again making sure to set payment methods the way you want, but I don't think you should have to cancel in order to get that done. It should be available while revising.
Thank you. Yes, I agree. There should be a way without cancelling. But I couldnt figure it out so i cancelled. Now ill try again/call them.
Very informative however how do we trust PayPal?
For me it just comes down to risk. You have to trust somebody at some point. I would rather trust a large corporation spending millions of dollars every year to protect my data and provide secure transactions than I would giving that same data to a wide variety of different sellers, doing who knows what with my data.
Is there a fee if I am online shopping? And is there any monthly/yearly fees I might have to worry about?
Fees are paid by the seller. If you are shopping online and making purchases with PayPal you will not be charged fees.
@Angel EYE so,i wont get charged for receiving and sending money with PayPal? also do i get charged for withdrawal/deposit from PayPal to bank account.
@@reevus01 he didn't say anything about that! If you sell yes! if you sending money yes! the only thing they don't charge is when you buy from other people. And those people will get the fees!
i heard that paypal blocks you if u r under 18 is tht true?
if yes what a 16 yr old kid has 5000 dollars or more? the account will just go down?
Yes, you are not supposed to be using PayPal until you are 18+. If they catch you they will hold the amount in the account for 180 days, and release it to you after that.
What if I don't have a credit card, how else can I use it?
To buy things you would need to have a PayPal balance available, or you could link a bank account / debit card. I would recommend you watch my other video about protecting your bank account: ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html
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What if PayPal gets hacked?
This is very unlikely, but if it happened, it would be just like losing your wallet. You would call your banks to cancel any credit cards you had added, and same with the bank account(s).
On that note, you may be interested in this other video I have about protecting your bank account: ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html
Angell EYE how can I know my PayPal account limit?
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Glad you found it useful! Please share so others can learn about PayPal as well. :)
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You can use PayPal without a bank account attached, and yes, you can use a PayPal debit card to spend your PayPal cash. However, you may run into limitations at times because of the unverified account.
Not entirely sure if this will apply for you, but you might find this other video interesting: ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html
can you use PayPal money from your app in a physical store?
There are a number of ways you could do that. If you have a PayPal account debit card, you could hook that up to Google or Apple Pay and then choose that card as the funding source when you pay for something that way.
You can also hook PayPal directly up to Google Pay so that you don't even need a debit card. Although, you get 1% cashback when you use the debit card, so you might prefer that anyway.
Another option would be to get the PayPal credit card, which offers 2% cash back on everything. Hook that up to your payments app and use it for spending, and then use your PayPal cash to pay off the card. That is what I prefer so that I can maximize my cashback, but if you aren't good with credit cards (ie. pay them off every month) then you should stick with one of the other options.
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Is paypal free? Please be specific.
It is free to make purchases, yes. If you sell things, though, and accept payment with PayPal, then you will pay the PayPal fee for processing that payment just like you would any other payment processor. There can also be additional fees when dealing with international payments, chargebacks, or add-on products like "PayPal Pro".
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Thanks! Yes, we've had the same feedback from others as well. We'll do our best to improve that in future videos. Thanks for the feedback!
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No, you are not charged anything, and you will not earn any interest. I do not recommend keeping large amounts of cash in PayPal. Go ahead and get it moved to your bank and hold it there.
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Does paypal send you a card or how exactly can you use the money on your new account?
You can apply for a debit card, yes. Then you can use that to spend cash out of your PayPal account like any other debit card with a bank account.
You could also chose to pay with PayPal at any place that provides the option, and log in to submit payment using PayPal funds.
I do not recommend you keep a lot of cash in your PayPal account, though. It's better to move it to your own bank. Then you could use your bank debit card like usual.
Another option would be to use the PayPal credit card (not debit), which pays a 2% cashback bonus. Then use the PayPal funds to pay off the card in full each month. Only do this if you're able to pay it in full, though. If you start paying interest that kills the whole plan.
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is the purchaser charged a fee
No, the seller (receiver) pays the fee.
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Is paypal like a online bank or do I have to connect it to my bank
You can use it without a bank account attached, but you will run into limitations. It's best to go ahead and add a bank account. If you're worried about that, take a look at this other video we have about protecting your bank account. ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html
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Can I check my balance for example how much money I have on my card ?
If you are referring to your PayPal debit card, then yeah, you would just need to check your PayPal balance.
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Their customer service is the absolute worst. They will arbitrarily hold your money. Closed my account after 15 years never looking back
Sorry to hear that one incident made you decide this after 15+ years of successful business. Like any huge corporation, customer services can be a bit of a hit and miss scenario. Depending on who you get on the phone or the other end of a support ticket you might not get the sort of help you might expect.
That's no fun when it happens, but if you submit a new ticket or call again to get somebody else that can help. One key word, too, is "escalate". If you're not getting anywhere with the person you're talking with you can kindly request to escalate the call. This will typically get you on the phone with somebody with more experience that can answer questions more knowledgeably.
Also, I'm curious who you decided to take payments with now..?? I'm also curious about the scenario you encountered that turned into this bad experience..?? I would highly recommend that you study what happened from all angles and ask yourself if you truly feel you would have had any different experience with another payment processor. I've worked with numerous payment processors, and they all have similar policies when it comes to funding holds, chargeback handling, etc.
Angell EYE customer service is always india. Asked for a manager several times they put me on hold, then the call mysteriously disconnects. Agents never call you back so you have to waste another 30 minutes to get another call.
No other company I have ever worked with keeps your money for no reason. No other company has customer service as bad as paypal period. Stop trying to portray paypal as something positive. Your company outsources work to shitty countries, you hang on to people's money as long as possible in order to collect interest. You put more effort into this post than any employee ever put towards my account. You asked what I use now. Check or money order or cash on person no fees no bullshit. Go fuck youself and your shitty company. Here's a link to your 1 star shotty rating
www.consumeraffairs.com/online/paypal_02.html
First, I do not work for PayPal. I am a software developer that specializes in payment processing, and after working with many different payment processors I have grown partial to PayPal because they are best when comparing them all to each other based on pricing, brand recognition, ease of use and integration, seller and buyer protection, etc. If there was a better payment provider out there I would be flaunting them instead of PayPal.
They do not "keep your money for no reason." If your funds are being held it's because red flags were raised that show your account or particular transaction(s) are high risk. To protect themselves and their users they put holds on funds when this happens. They ALL do this sort of thing. The only difference is that PayPal has nearly 250 million accounts they're working with, so even when a very small percentage of people have a bad experience you're going to see more reports of it than other processors simply because of the numbers.
Check or money order...cash in person..?? You're only hurting yourself by doing that. You will absolutely lose sales if you do not provide PayPal, credit card, Apple Pay, Google Pay, etc. as payment options on your website or applications.
Current numbers are showing 237 million active accounts. This page you linked has a grand total of 1938 reviews, including all of the 2/3/4/5 star reviews, so even a smaller number of 1 star reviews. That is such a small sample size it's essentially obsolete. Also, like usual, the vast majority of these reviews show that the person was clearly ignorant about standard procedures for accepting payments online no matter who you're processing them through. A little bit of general education on standards would eliminate most of these problems people are having.
If you would share some of your details I'm sure I could provide some feedback that would help you avoid similar problems in the future.
Angell EYE sample size too small bullshit. Those angry customers aren't obsolete. How many million examples would one need.
Here's one example. My account has zero dollars. An item I want is starting bid $1000 I'm willing to go as high as $1400 so I put $1500 in my paypal to cover shipping as well. Five days later I win the item and with shipping its $1150. I pay immediately and try to move the 350 balance back to my account. But my account has now been flagged, my balance held for 21 days. Why? No other company withholds a person's own money. I must have called 20 times on that one instance over the 21 day hold. I was given different answers at different times ranging from you'll just have to wait to it will be in your account within 24 hours. No accountability with them. Also if you don't work for them don't spew their policies I'm sure their legal dept wouldn't like that
You still haven't shared any information about your scenario that you're upset about. You say to do a payment gateway with actual bank. Well, if you do that you'll be paying a lot more in fees than you will with PayPal, UNLESS you happen to be doing a lot of physical card transactions through a point of sale terminal. If that is your situation, then yes, an Interchange Plus type of account would be better. In that case, though, I would recommend Braintree as it will be much better than a local bank in most cases.
To say PayPal is bleeding money shows your ignorance. You're on here under "No Name", using lovely language, and you obviously don't know what you are talking about. PayPal is bleeding money? Their financial statements show billions of dollars of free cash flow which they've been using to acquire other companies for billions of dollars and still have billions left. I'd love to be bleeding money that way.
The reason there are so many bad comments in places you mention is a two part thing. First, as I already said, PayPal has nearly 250 million active accounts. Even a very small percentage of complaints would look like a lot if you go digging for it. Also, it's very unfortunate that people like yourself go around talking all this trash without any true knowledge of what they're talking about, further planting false information in people's minds when they had a bad experience. It's a shame, really. Again, if you go with a local bank gateway and the same situation happens you'll end up in the same exact boat if you don't change your procedures to avoid whatever happened, which you won't tell us about....which is telling.
I'm not blindly ignoring any negative. I am here to help people avoid the negative. As I mentioned before, I am only partial to PayPal because in my experience of using over 50 different merchant providers to process hundreds of millions of dollars for clients, they are the best. If another company comes along and can give me a better product and service than PayPal I would gladly utilize their tools and help people to see those advantages as well.
Thanks, I recently got PayPal and wanted to know a bit more about it before I start using it
Glad you found it helpful!
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Can I create a paypal account and receive a payment even if I don't have a card registered yet?
Yes, that will not be a problem. It would be recommended to add a card so that you can confirm your shipping address before making purchases, though.
How do I block PayPal? I keep getting txt messages from PayPal and they refuse to help me. I don’t even have PayPal and this is happening how can any of you trust them?
It sounds like the texts are coming from a scammer pretending to be PayPal. Unfortunately, there's nothing PayPal can do about that. It has nothing to do with them other than people trying to use their brand to accomplish the scam. I would ignore them and block those numbers, which should help stop them from continuing.
@@angelleye thanks mate
Paypal is certainly one of the worst companies in the world I have ever dealt with!
It's not professional, neither honest!
I sincerely long to see this company go out of business ASAP!!!!
EUDES / ODO KING De FRANCE any suggestions other then using PayPal what’s the best company to use if mind me asking
Why is it so bad?
If you care to elaborate on your experience I can probably help you figure out what to do differently so you don't have problems in the future (with PayPal or any other processor.)
EUDES / ODO KING De FRANCE why are you watching the video then
When he say I highly recommend it. (thinking).. yeah look obviously on your logo.. but hey ! i am just being an irrelevant.. Love paypal
Just to be clear, I am with Angell EYE, a completely separate company from PayPal. For nearly 20 years I have specialized in payment processing, and PayPal is my recommendation for all of the reasons I mention in this video (and more.) Because of that I have built a close relationship with PayPal, however, I continue to study other options and offer neutral feedback to my clients. The fact is PayPal is still the best, so yes, we highly recommend it.
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what if PayPal gets hacked
The odds of this happening are very low, and they have withstood the test of time. They have many people trying to hack them every day, of course, and they've been unsuccessful.
The only successful "hacks", which is pretty much true for any system these days, comes primarily through social engineering. This is where people will reach out to your personally one way or another, and trick you into giving up the information they need to get into your account specifically.
In the unlikely case that PayPal's system was directly compromised, I would treat it like I would losing my physical wallet. Any credit/debit cards that I have added to my account would need to be canceled and replaced immediately. My PayPal login/password would need to be changed immediately.
That said, if you follow the procedures I lay out in my other video about how to protect your bank account, you won't have anything in your PayPal wallet that is vulnerable anyway. ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html
Still, the same procedures could be taken to clean up any mess left behind from such a hack.
So, the answer is that you need to do some planning ahead, which you're already doing, so that's great! Take a look at the other video I linked above, and feel free to comment again if you have any more questions or concerns.
PayPal joined forces with sweepstakes, publishers,Walgreen,Walmart and many more that have yet to pay.the public should know of.
It would be the one of the greatest computer hacks of all time......
If i dont have a bank account can i still just had my pre debit card and money sent through there? Like if someone send money will it got straight to my pre debit card ? PLEASE HELP ME IM CONFUSED
If somebody sends you money it will go into your PayPal account balance as cash. From there you can transfer it to a linked bank account or card.
That said, I have seen quite a few complaints in the community about transfers to a card not always working smoothly. Not because of PayPal, but because of the card banks.
I would recommend that you link a bank account. If you're concerned about that, check out this other video on how to protect your account(s): ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html
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I see you are still responding 2 years later. So i have a question. The only card i have connected to my paypal is a pre paid card. When someone pays me something. Do i have to transfer the money or foes it automatically go onto my card? If it doesnt automatically go to my prepaid card, can i get it there?
If you want to transfer directly to a card you would have to do that manually and there could be fees involved. If you link a bank account you can transfer there (and you can setup automated transfers if you want) and then load your card any other way you usually would.
Nice video and The background music is not bad.
Thanks! Appreciate the feedback.
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Could you switch off the background music and get a better mic?
Yes, we'll be improving that in future videos. Thanks for the feedback!
Thanks for all the info.
Happy to help!
Question: let's say person A lives in the US and person B lives in Mexico. Can A send B money through paypal?
I think so
Can I receive money through PayPal while not having a bank account?!
Nasir alDeen no I just figured that out worst thing evrr
You can, but you'll run into limitations. I always recommend that you link a bank account and a debit/credit card for full verification purposes.
If you're worried about linking your bank account, this other video of mine may help ease your concerns: ruclips.net/video/BfzpvvmWlSw/видео.html
Great video, excellent job with the presentation and I Liv the pictures to help understand.liked and subscribed👍
Glad you liked it, thanks for the feedback!
paypal were a living nightmare for me, avoid at all costs
This sort of claim is not worth much if you don't provide details of the situation that makes you feel this way. If you care to elaborate I can probably help you figure out what went wrong so that you can avoid it in the future with PayPal or any other payment processor.
Here is some details I tried to receive a payment, paypal csr's screwed up the transfer and couldn't fix it this almost cost me a 5000 job because I had to refund the money!!!! I have a small business, this almost destroyed me! Paypal is flawed and customer service does not care at all!!!!!!!!
I love PayPal. It makes my account secured and safe!
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Yes same here
It simply to use
can I still go to my bank if I have already created a PayPal acc and have money in my PayPal like can I still use the same PayPal acc and not lose any of my money?
Not sure I fully understand the question, but yes, you can still use your bank. Having money in your PayPal account has nothing to do with your regular bank.
ok thank you
Do you haveto pay monthly to have a paypal account (plz explain)
No, standard use of a PayPal account for personal or business purposes carries no monthly fee. You will pay a fee when you receive a payment. If you ever add upgrade features like PayPal Pro or Advanced Fraud Management Filters, that sort of thing would include a monthly fee.
2:38 this is when every seller hit the dislike button.
Not sure I follow what you're saying here..??
@@angelleye 🤣Oh wow! I remember when I wrote this comment. It's funny because a lot of sellers don't believe that Paypal makes receiving payments 'Quick and Easy for you'.
Thank you 😊
You're welcome!
This video was so helpful, thank you!
Very happy to help!
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Can you make a pay pal account without credit card and have money saved in there and when you get a credit card you can transfer all the money to it?
yes
Hello, sorry for asking. I just wondering how long it takes for the money from the sender to the receiver?
It depends upon the transfer type that you have used. Normally, it takes 2-3 weeks.
Please DO NOT open paypal account. I will control your money as much as they want. Choose something else.
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Glad you liked it! :)
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Thanks a lot for answering in the comments' section. Helps a lot!!!
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Okay so I found some guy selling a PS5, and some XBOX Series X. He wants $700 for the PS5 and we negotiated to bring the price down to $600. So then he tells me,” not sure if you’re comfortable with this but I’m not shipping thru OfferUp at the moment, they are not fdic secured and two of my payment were stolen in transit recently. Could we use PayPal or cashapp since they’re fdic certified and we both know we have insurance on our transaction.” (I copied and pasted his exact message) So then I agree to proceed with PayPal.. I haven’t sent him the $600 yet but I told him to not pack the PS5 up until he gets to the post office and I asked him to take a video in the post office of him doing so. Did I do okay?
What does it mean by billing address do they send a bill to that address or something
The billing address would be the address that your credit card has on file.
Do you manually have to enter your card number and bank account information? Or does it automatically link itself to your account once you make a paypal?
Depending on the bank, you may be able to link it using your online banking credentials. Otherwise, it will make two small deposits into your account. Then when you see those deposits show up, you verify the amounts with PayPal to complete the verification.
For the card, you just need to manually add the card. Make sure the billing address on the card is added as a shipping address in your PayPal account so that it will be a Confirmed address.
Can you sell and buy item with personal PayPal account or do you have to create business account . My previous PayPal got cancelled 😞. Said I breezed the PayPal agreement
Sorry to hear about your PayPal account. We recommened using business PayPal account if you are selling something. Because it will help you a lot with more feature and easy control of them.
If someone sends me money does go to my card or pay balance
When you receive money it goes to your PayPal balance. If you have a PayPal debit card, that is what you use to spend cash directly out of your PayPal balance.
what is best to link up., linking a PayPal account to your Bank Account or Visa Card?
It's best to do both. Linking a bank will verify the account. Linking a credit card will confirm your shipping address.
If you received any money does that go straight to ur card or is it in the wallet that u can send the money from the wallet to ur card?
When you receive any PayPal payment it will fall into your PayPal cash balance. From there you can spend it directly by paying for things with PayPal. You can also use your PayPal debit card the same as you would a bank account debit card, or you can transfer the funds to your bank account.
Question do my bank card has to be link to paypel to get pay buy PayPal or PayPal has its own account space to store money but i have and option to transfer to a bank account if i want to ???
PayPal will store your cash in your PayPal balance. From there you can spend it directly or transfer it to your bank or card.
I made a payment on PayPal but the seller is saying that the money is still pending...Could you help me out here.....
When you make a payment to somebody it could be pending due to e-check if you didn't have funds available in PayPal or CC balance. If that wasn't it, then it could be pending on their side until they prove delivery of the item. That would not be your problem, and they should follow the proper procedures to ship and get their funds released.
The hyperlinks to read about privacy and other things are not working on the paypal website. When I tried to contact them to let them know, it just looped back to logging in - which I did not want to do before reading what I was agreeing to first.
Hmmm, that's odd. I am not seeing that problem. Maybe try clearing your browser cache/cookies to see if that helps..??
@@angelleye My guess is that you don't see that problem because you already have an acct. I don't. I want to check out what I would be agreeing to BEFORE I sign up. No option for that.
Can PayPal accept money from credit cards
You can add a credit card to your PayPal account, and then choose that credit card as the funding source when you make a purchase with PayPal. Is that what you mean?
Angell EYE no I mean like if you have no credit cards and just have a paypal can someone pay you through online with their credit card to my paypal or does it have to be PayPal through PayPal sorry if I’m confusing you
S10 Gaming Since you can send from a credit card,so can anyone who’s tryin to send you money. The person just gotta have PayPal,link her credit card before she can be able to send to you.
I have a question about the shipping address. Will you be sent letters or stuff saying what you purchased throught the mail or why do you need to put in shipping address
The only reason a shipping address would be required is if the seller needed to ship you whatever you are buying. You will get emails from the seller and PayPal about such payments, but nothing physically in the mail.
If you aren't buying something that needs to be shipped, then the seller could setup their payment request where shipping is not required. Then it wouldn't even ask you for a shipping address. Depending on how they set it up, it may give you the option on your side to say "no shipping required" during checkout, and then you wouldn't have to provide one.
Hope that helps!
@@angelleye Thankyou so much, this really helps! I just subscribed and thanks for the informational content!
How does PayPal benefits by these transactions between buyer and seller?
PayPal charges a fee to sellers when they receive payments.