Showing posts with label PAYPAL. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PAYPAL. Show all posts

Thursday, February 16, 2012

How Does PayPal Work With Bank Accounts?

PayPal is one of the most popular services used to spend money online. Nearly all online stores accept PayPal as a form of payment for goods and services. Freelance workers use PayPal to send invoices to customers because it is a convenient way to keep records. Anyone with a valid bank account can open a PayPal account for free.

Linking

A PayPal account is linked directly to a bank account. This can be done with a debit or credit card or with the routing and account numbers off of a check.

 

Transfer Money can be transferred from your bank account to PayPal to use online for purchasing goods and services where accepted. This is one way to assure you have money to pay for the item (seller protection) and a way to stay in a budget.

Saturday, January 28, 2012

How to Resolve a PayPal Limit

Paypal can limit or reduce the amount of money you're allowed to send and receive. The online payment processing service randomly selects users throughout the year and limits those accounts until a credit check is completed. Paypal can also limit your account based on a dispute or a problem with your personal information. The only way to resolve a Paypal limit is to upload information needed.

Instructions:Things You'll Need: Credit or debit card, Picture ID, Utility bill, Bank account statement


1. Determine why your account was limited and what you need to do to fix it. Paypal will send you an email with the details of the problem, but you can also find the information online. Log into your account and view the details of the limit on your Paypal account.

2. Attach a credit card to your account or a debit card if you don't have a credit card in your name. Paypal wants an additional form of payment connected to your account, in case you

How to Set Up Pay-Pal eCommerce on a Website

For individuals wishing to engage in e-commerce on their websites, PayPal provides a solution that does not require the developer to set up their own shopping cart or process their own payments. While PayPal charges a fee for this service, retailers may find that they save money by not having to pay the initial expense costs associated with shopping cart applications and credit card processing. Before accepting payments on your website, you must create a PayPal account and add the PayPal button code to your pages.

Instructions: 1.
Go to the PayPal website and click the "Sign Up" link to create a new PayPal account if you do not already have one.
2. Choose to make either a Premier or Business account. Personal accounts may not use the PayPal shopping cart, and will be upgraded to Premier or Business accounts automatically if the merchant services are accessed. Choose a Premier account if you are an individual, or choose the Business account option if you are a merchant with a business name.

How to Set Up a Link to PayPal

As a commercial website owner and PayPal member, you have the option of posting a link on your site to let buyers know you accept PayPal payments in your shopping cart. Simply cut and paste the free HTML code PayPal creates and provides to its members onto the Web pages you want to display the link.

Instructions: 1.
Log in to your PayPal account with your user name and password. (See Resources.)
2. Select "Merchant Services" on the top menu.

3. Find the header that reads "Resources" on the merchant services page. Click "Logo Center" filed under it.

4. Select from among three link-and-logo options. The "Acceptance Mark" places a simple PayPal logo on your site. "Solution Graphics" gives you the choice of clarifying that through PayPal, the buyer can charge the purchase to one among a number of credit cards. The third link under "Additional Options" is similar to the first one, but includes a brief sentence that emphasizes PayPal as your preferred payment service.

How to Set Up a PayPal Account for a Small Business

Small businesses can use PayPal to accept payments from individuals and buyers who have not registered for a PayPal account. To gain the ability to do this, you must first sign up your small business with a PayPal Business account. Besides giving you a method of accepting payments from customers, the PayPal Business account also allows you to give limited access to the PayPal account to your employees.

Instructions: 1.
Open your Internet browser, and go to the PayPal homepage (see Resources). Click the "Sign up" button underneath the "Sign In" section.
2. Select your country and preferred language in the "Country" and "Language" drop-down boxes. Click "Get Started" in the "Business" section.

3. Click the "Select Payment Solution" drop-down box, and select "I Don't Know" to skip this step and finish setting up your account first. Click "Continue."

4. Click the "Business Type" drop-down box and select the type of small business you run, such as "Sole Proprietorship," "Individual" or "Partnership." Type the required information for your business in the boxes marked with an asterisk, such as your business name and

How to Create a PayPal Page for a Website

To conduct business on your website, consider adding PayPal buttons. This way, you create a page that has PayPal functionality, which allows you to perform certain actions on your site. For example, if you sell products or offer subscriptions, make a specific button for this service so that visitors click this feature to complete the secure transaction. Using your PayPal account, create PayPal buttons for your own website to bypass the need for a shopping cart of other type of merchant service.

Instructions: Things You'll Need:
PayPal account, Text editor, Web host

1.
Log in to your PayPal account and click the "Merchant Services" tab.
2. Click a button type and follow the prompts to create your selected button. Options include "Add to Cart," "Buy Now," "Donate," "Gift Certificate," "Subscribe" and "My Saved Buttons."

3. Enter your shipping specifications and tax rate percentage and then choose an email address where you want PayPal transaction notices sent. Click the "Create Button" when done.

How to Remove Your PayPal Sending Limit

PayPal is an online money transfer service that operates in several countries across the globe. In 2002, Ebay acquired PayPal for $1.5 million and quickly offered the online money transfer service to the patrons of the online auction site. For security purposes, PayPal imposes money sending limits on new, unverified accounts. After reaching the maximum sending limit on your PayPal account, you may wish to have your account verified in order to continue sending payments.


Instructions:
1. Log in to your PayPal account. (See Resources.)
2. Click on the "View limits" link located on the top-right of your "My Account" page.

3. Choose your preferred account verification method and enter the required bank account, credit card or PayPal credit card application information.

4. Wait for a confirmation email with regard to receiving pre-approval for a PayPal credit card and follow the directions contained within the notification to finish the verification process.

5. Check your bank account after a few days for small deposit amounts made by PayPal,

How to Raise PayPal's Spending Limit Without a Credit Card

Signing up with PayPal is quick and easy -- you'll be sending money and receiving payments in just a couple of minutes. The service built its reputation on reliability as well as ease of use, however. As such, PayPal imposes a strict $2000 sending limit before it requires you to verify your account. You have three ways to verify an account; two of them involve giving PayPal your card information or applying for a PayPal credit card. If that doesn't appeal to you, give PayPal your bank account information to verify your account and lift your spending limits.

Instructions: Things You'll Need:
Bank account

1.
Log into your PayPal account. You're taken to the "My Account" main screen.
2. Hover your mouse cursor over the "Profile" option in the toolbar, located just below the blue tabs at the top of the screen.

3. Click "Add or Edit Bank Account."

How to Get Verified on PayPal Without a Bank Account

PayPal is an online transaction agent that allows people and companies to send and receive money over the Internet. If you are a verified user, you have no spending limit and extra security, and others are more likely to trust you because you have surpassed PayPal's security checks. In order to be verified on PayPal, you must either enter your bank account information or have a PayPal Plus MasterCard, which has no annual fee, offers reward points and will immediately be added to your PayPal account.

Instructions:

Things You'll Need:
Application for PayPal Plus MasterCard, Fairly solid credit record

1.
Go to the PayPal Web site and click the "Personal" tab across the top of the screen to get to the "Financial Products" tab.
2. Scroll the mouse over "Financial Services" underneath the "Personal" tab, and then click "PayPal Plus Credit Card" in the dropdown menu. Then click "Apply Now."

3. Log in with your PayPal account information and verify your contact information.

How to Get Past the PayPal Spending Limit

Paypal works with buyers and sellers, letting people accept credit card payments without using a credit card machine, and protecting buyers from scam payment companies. However, Paypal also places limits on user accounts, which prevents those individuals from sending or receiving large sums of money. If you verify your account and connect certain information to your account, it's possible to get past the Paypal spending limit.

Instructions:  

Things You'll Need: Credit card/debit card, Utility bill, Picture ID

1.
Ensure that your Paypal account wasn't suspended. If Paypal suspends your account, you won't have access to your balance and none of these steps will help. You'll need to contact Paypal and determine how to reinstate your account before you access your funds.
2. Add a credit card or debit card to your Paypal account. Log into your account, select the "Account Details" menu, and add a credit card to your account or update your credit card information. Paypal wants users to have a secondary form of payment, in case their balance isn't sufficient enough to cover the cost of a purchase.

How to Increase the Payment Limit of a PayPal Account

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PayPal is one of the largest, most popular and widely recognized online payment platforms on the web. A newly opened PayPal account is automatically given an initial limit to how much can be sent. According to PayPal, this limit is determined by several factors, including your country of residence and account sign-up date. This step-by-step tutorial will help you get PayPal to quickly and




Instructions:
Things You'll Need: Internet access, Credit or debit card, Bank account

Friday, January 27, 2012

How to Get PayPal to Restore Limited Account Access

Whether you're an avid user of PayPal or you only use it every few months, you may have had your account changed to "Limited access." A limited access PayPal account means that you cannot send or withdraw money. If you let your account stay in limited access, PayPal will eventually remove your ability to receive incoming payments. Accounts are usually changed to limited access due to PayPal's need to confirm your identification, or because your PayPal balance is negative.

Instructions: 
Resolving a Negative Balance

1. Visit PayPal.com and sign into your PayPal account. Look at your PayPal balance. If it is highlighted in red and negative, you must add funds to your PayPal account by adding funds from a bank account or a GreenDot MoneyPak.

2. Click "Add Funds." Select the "GreenDot MoneyPak" option if you bought a MoneyPak to add funds to your PayPal account. Enter your MoneyPak number on the following screen to

How to Delete a PayPal Limited Account



PayPal is an easy way to send and receive money online for business and personal use. If you're buying or selling on sites such as eBay or Etsy.com, PayPal can make the exchange of goods and money smooth and simple. Sometimes, however, a PayPal account will become "limited," impeding your ability to spend money or accept it. The frustration can lead to the desire to delete your PayPal account.

Instructions:
Removing the PayPal Limit

1. Log into your PayPal account. Click the "Resolution Center" tab and look at the list of personal information PayPal requires of you. Sometimes all that PayPal needs to remove limits from your account is to verify your bank information, but in some cases it may require personal information such as address verification or business information.
2. Scan, mail or fax your information to PayPal so the company can complete its additional security measures. The Resolution Center specifies where to send the information.

How to Bypass PayPal Limitations



When you first sign up for a PayPal account, PayPal places limits on the amount of money you can send and receive using your PayPal account. To bypass or remove these limitations, you will have to complete the account verification process. This process allows PayPal to verify your identity by either linking your PayPal account to your bank account or by applying for an receiving approval for a PayPal credit card.

Instructions:
1. Go to the PayPal.com home page and enter your PayPal email address and password. Click the "Log In" button.
2. Click the "Profile" option and select the "Add or Edit" bank account option.
3. Click the "Add Bank" button.
4. Select the checking or savings account option depending on the type of account you want to link. Enter your routing number and account number and click the "Continue" button.
5. Enter the log-in information for your bank account's online banking access. PayPal will automatically and instantaneously verify your account. If you do not want to provide your online

Wednesday, January 25, 2012

How to Use a PayPal Debit Card at the ATM

PayPal is a popular online payment processing option. Many business websites use PayPal for sales transactions. PayPal also offers employers the ability to transfer or make payments to individuals by transferring money into their PayPal account. These customers, in turn, can apply for a debit card to access their funds through ATM machines. PayPal has a daily limit of $3,000 on debit card withdrawals.

Instructions: Activate a PayPal Debit Card Account

1. Log into your PayPal account.

2. Click "My Account" at the top of the page then select "Profile."

3. Select "PayPal Debit Card" from the "Financial Information" column.

4. Select the type of debit card you received in the mail from the list then click on "Activate Now." Enter the activation codes which were printed on the form that came with your debit card. Create a PIN number for the debit card. Then select "Activate Debit Card."


How to Register a Credit Card to PayPal

PayPal offers a secure service for purchasing items and sending money online. To use this service, register a major credit card to your PayPal account. Each time you purchase goods from a vendor that accepts PayPal as a form of payment, you can select your credit card. This prevents the vendor from seeing your credit card number and limits the amount of people with access to your financial information. PayPal currently accepts MasterCard, Visa, Discover and American Express.

Instructions: 1.
Visit the PayPal website. Sign in to your account.
2. Place your mouse cursor over the "Profile" link of the My Account tab. A menu will drop down.

3. Click "Add or Edit Credit Card" from the drop-down menu. This opens the Credit and Debit Cards page.

4. Click "Add a Card."

How to Bypass PayPal Limitations

When you first sign up for a PayPal account, PayPal places limits on the amount of money you can send and receive using your PayPal account. To bypass or remove these limitations, you will have to complete the account verification process. This process allows PayPal to verify your identity by either linking your PayPal account to your bank account or by applying for an receiving approval for a PayPal credit card.

Instructions: 1.
Go to the PayPal.com home page and enter your PayPal email address and password. Click the "Log In" button.
2. Click the "Profile" option and select the "Add or Edit" bank account option.

3. Click the "Add Bank" button.

4. Select the checking or savings account option depending on the type of account you want to link. Enter your routing number and account number and click the "Continue" button.

How Does PayPal Work With Bank Accounts?

PayPal is one of the most popular services used to spend money online. Nearly all online stores accept PayPal as a form of payment for goods and services. Freelance workers use PayPal to send invoices to customers because it is a convenient way to keep records. Anyone with a valid bank account can open a PayPal account for free.

Linking

A PayPal account is linked directly to a bank account. This can be done with a debit or credit card or with the routing and account numbers off of a check.

 

Transfer Money can be transferred from your bank account to PayPal to use online for purchasing goods and services where accepted. This is one way to assure you have money to pay for the item (seller protection) and a way to stay in a budget.
 

How to Limit PayPal

If you sign up for an online subscription service that requires regular but variable payments, you'll need to authorize this service to charge your PayPal account on a regular basis. Some people might be uncomfortable with the idea of giving relatively open access to their PayPal accounts. You can prevent fraud and control your outgoing PayPal payments by setting an upper payment limit for transactions on PayPal. This prevents the service provider from charging your PayPal account by more than your set limit.

Instructions:
1.
Log into your PayPal account. This opens the Account Overview page.
2. Click the "View All My Transactions Link" above the account pane. Click the "Payments Sent" button.

3. Locate a transaction for the service provider for which you want to set the PayPal limit. Click the "Details" link beside the service provider's name.

4. Click the "View Payment Agreement Details" link.

5. Scroll to the "Bill Term" section, then click the "Edit Billing Limit" link. Type your preferred limit into the input box. Click the "Save" button to save and implement the PayPal limit.

How to Open a PayPal Account

PayPal is an online money exchanging company that helps ensure that monetary transactions are performed in a secure, safe manner. PayPal is the method of choice for a majority of eBay users as well as many online services such as magazine sales and website subscriptions. PayPal brings many online transactions to one location to help you keep track of your online spending.

Instructions: Things You'll Need- Internet connection

1.Browse to the Paypal website. In the address bar you will notice that the website starts with "https" instead of the more common "http." This is because PayPal has directed you to a secure site; the information being sent between your computer and their server is encrypted and is much safer than normal web traffic.
2.Click the button that says "Sign Up Now" in the middle of the page. This button will start your signup process.
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