Recent questions tagged paypal

Description : If I purchase something online with my PayPal tonight when will it charge my bank?

Last Answer : Assume it will be immediately and don’t play the float game.

Description : PayPal Gurus: Why can I no longer access my bank debit card for checkout?

Last Answer : I’ve heard of other people with this issue, but never really looked into it, but they also got a paypal debit or credit card

Description : Have you verified your identity to PayPal lately?

Last Answer : Contact Paypal, not through that email, and ensure they sent this to you. It could be a scam.

Description : How do I change my business name on PayPal?

Last Answer : We found it much easier to simply open a new account in a similar situation.

Description : When refunding someone's money through PayPal, is it possible for them to get their full amount back, or will there always be a transaction fee sucked out of the full amount?

Last Answer : answer:If I remember correctly (and if they haven't changed their policies), I think the transaction fee is only taken from the seller. No fee is deducted from the buyer. That should include refunds. ... stuff. (Like having proof that you refunded them.) You want to keep all of that linked together.

Description : Why Paypal?

Last Answer : PayPal allows you to make a payment using your PayPal balance, bank account or credit card without actually exposing the information to your payee, thus minimizing transmission over the internet cloud. ... to make payments by simply adding one or more credit card accounts to your PayPal account.

Description : Can I link a reloadable gift card to my paypal account to receive payments?

Last Answer : I don’t think so. The check option might be best for you, but they charge a small fee for it.

Description : Has anyone had success with the PayPal cashback program?

Last Answer : Just a personal opinion: I think PayPal has gotten skeevy since eBay bought it.

Description : What is paypal service and what can we benefit from it?

Last Answer : Short version, Pay Pal is a go-between. You share confidential financial info with them (bank account number, credit card number, etc.) and use them to pay for thiings on other sites. In this ... secure (oh so we all hope) and you know that only one source has YOUR private financial information.