PayPal - Lloyds saving account

[LadaST]

Recently I tried connect my Lloyds saving with my PayPal account
Yesterday I got from PP following email:

Dear Lada

Your bank has let us know that you can’t use your bank account ending in xxxx to fund PayPal payments. If you already have a card linked to your PayPal account, we’ll use it to fund your future payments.

"How to make future payments with PayPal"

If you don’t already have another bank or card linked to your PayPal account, you need to add one to fund your future payments. To link a card or bank, log in to your PayPal account
www.paypal.com/uk
https://www.paypal.com/gb/ , go to ‘Profile’ and then click ‘My Money’.

Yours sincerely,

PayPal

Maybe I did mistake because I forgot to remove this saver after receiving verification code from PP and put him later back without DD mandate?
And is this reason why I cant get any selling limit on my eBay Stealth account?

Thx for any ideas what should I do now.

[wired]

1. Should not be using Lloyds whatsoever.

2. Thats a standard email as most saving accounts wont allow DD, wouldnt worry about it. Always leave enough in your account to cover any possible returns/chargebacks.

[LadaST]

Originally Posted by wired

1. Should not be using Lloyds whatsoever.

2. Thats a standard email as most saving accounts wont allow DD, wouldnt worry about it. Always leave enough in your account to cover any possible returns/chargebacks.

I'm afraid I didn't get the point correctly. So should I now remove the saver and put another account instead?
Or remove the saver and put him back without DD mandate?

I would leave it, you can still withdraw to it

[JamesNorth101]

Lloyds is no good for stealth accounts. They have real issues with mismatching names and do shut down accounts.

Have a look at any of the other large high-street banks

[mao]

Get yourself an RBS or BOS account have 8 savers with each now and not one problem with any on mismatch names

[stevebills]

coop cash minder is good to go

[JamesNorth101]

8 with each is IMO a bit much. Sticking to around 4 generally works a lot better. Banks can ask questions otherwise.