YMC
Thu 6 August 2009, 06:28 pm GMT +0200
Thought I would share with everyone a problem I encountered with PayPal last week.
I invoiced a new client and my invoice was flagged for eCheck payment only. I did not ask for that limitation nor was my client willing to pay by eCheck.
Came to find out that there is a limit to the amount of PayPal payments a non-registered individual/e-mail address can make.
If you want to hear the whole story and learn more about the error message and the limit, please visit my blog entry
This payment can not be funded with a credit card.PayPal was indeed helpful in getting this fixed but had they written a more accurate error message my client and I would not have had to waste three days on this silliness.
Nikolas, I hope you don't mind the long link. I couldn't find anything on that error message and am hoping that other people won't lose a customer over this like I almost did.
nickey2009
Fri 7 August 2009, 07:13 am GMT +0200
from where are you i mean which country yopu can talk to he customer representatives of paypal as i haven't got into this type of problem before
Nikolas
Fri 7 August 2009, 10:19 am GMT +0200
I have had similar problems in the past with paypal. For instance if you have a business account in Europe and get more than 6000 euro in payments they freeze your account until you provide documents (I have had this problem twice)
Now regarding what they did to you I think it is ok, because the last two years there were many scams in paypal. One friend of mine got a big payment from credit card and the cc was probably stolen as the paypal canceled the transaction a few days after...
YMC
Fri 7 August 2009, 05:05 pm GMT +0200
My complaint was mainly with the error message. It makes the seller look stupid. I told the rep that if their intention is to get people to sign up for an account then they should just say so rather than imply the seller put restrictions on the transaction.
$6,000 in payments triggers another round of paperwork? I wonder if they have that in the US.
onlinearnings
Sat 22 August 2009, 04:31 pm GMT +0200
paypal published new policy on 2009, you should read it first.
jsonandrsn
Sat 17 October 2009, 06:33 pm GMT +0200
it depends on the location I guess..
henrinaiara
Sun 24 January 2010, 03:46 pm GMT +0100
I also had the same problem because I got paid $2000.
seojonrich
Tue 2 February 2010, 11:40 am GMT +0100
you need to do more than add content, you need to seo the site, build links and get the traffic high. if you do then depending on the blog sector you could sell for many thousands, i padi £4000 for a football blog with 30,000 unqiues and im sure people sell for more
sunnyleon
Wed 17 March 2010, 07:44 am GMT +0100
I have read out your whole story and I think, that problem created due to your geographical location.
riedl9176
Thu 29 July 2010, 10:59 am GMT +0200
Still have no income, so that no such error occurred, you can call customer service, advised paypel
steve19
Sun 12 June 2011, 07:20 am GMT +0200
Paypal depends on country location
amihan23
Tue 26 July 2011, 07:48 am GMT +0200
yes, location matters ;)
tenglang
Wed 19 October 2011, 10:41 am GMT +0200
I have a bad experience with Paypal too.
On Oct 10th,I heard from my friends (my bank too) that Chinese users would never manage to draw money from Paypal to Chinese bank account from now on no matter if the users were reliable.
On Aug 26th,I did manage to draw money from Paypal to my Chinese bank account.
But I don't think I can manage to do it again.
MarianneTurpin
Wed 19 October 2011, 01:57 pm GMT +0200
Thanks for information.
jantanik
Tue 1 November 2011, 09:35 am GMT +0100
Sounds good.
mnetit
Sun 6 November 2011, 09:41 am GMT +0100
thanks for the info.
timpane
Mon 14 November 2011, 04:16 pm GMT +0100
if you manage then counting on the blog part you could deal for numerous thousands, i padi £4000 for a football blog with 30,000 unqiues and im certain persons deal for more