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What advise can you give regarding withdrawals on a PayPal account that is about 2 months old? It still has the 21 day hold and I've uploaded tracking info for everything I've sold so far.
Would withdrawing £500 for example flag the account for review?
How much can I withdraw each time? Withdrawals on my account are stated to take 3-5 working days so should I only do 1 withdrawal at a time?
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Break it down into bits, but that amount should be fine. depends if you've made any withdrawals before?
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I'm withdrawing £10 at the moment for the first time on this account and it states it will be in my bank account within 3-5 working days.
After how many withdrawals does the withdrawal time go down to a few hours?
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no set amount, simply when paypal trusts you enough. 3 months as a guideline
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I usually start with $100 then work my way up from there but that's just me.
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100 per withdrawal in the first month, 200 per withdrawal in second, 300 in third, and any amount after that.
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Originally Posted by muzzie 100 per withdrawal in the first month, 200 per withdrawal in second, 300 in third, and any amount after that. | I do it this way myself, OP.....
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So there isn't a limit to how many withdrawals I can do in the first 3 months i.e not an issue if I do 5-10 withdrawals of £100 in the first month for example?
Also is the limit 1 withdrawal at a time?
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Originally Posted by Vejita So there isn't a limit to how many withdrawals I can do in the first 3 months i.e not an issue if I do 5-10 withdrawals of £100 in the first month for example? | No, there's no limit....just keep your withdrawals low and slowly increase them as you go along. Don't do a £100 on Monday and a £1,000 on Tuesday.....also don't try and withdraw a lot in a short period of time, makes PayPal nervous. Quote:
Also is the limit 1 withdrawal at a time?
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It depends on what your selling limits are, most new accounts you can't sell more than $500 - $1000 the first 3 months which I would usually spread out over the course of each month.
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Originally Posted by MM78 Confused on this question. | When I do 1 withdrawal it says pending for that withdrawal. Is it safe to do another withdrawal at any time while 1 is already pending?
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It would be safer to wait for the money to reach your bank first.
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it has nothing to do with the amount...AT ALL
it all depends on your account, there some places you never looked at, most of the stealth users did not look there...
it is the same story..
lets make paypal account..yea baby
new IP
new Name
New user
new browser
new new new .....etc
open paypal... yea easy very easy....boom boom boom
then results
1- limitation
2- late withdraws
then....WTF crap paypal...damn
NOPE, you are wrong again,,,,,,, still it is you who point yourself
Question for all,
When you buy Ebay or PayPal account from sellers here, why most of cases Ebay shut you down and PayPal does not?!!! is the seller mistake? :D NOPE
AGAIN, it is you
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And always keep about 3-5x average sale price in the pp at all times OP - keep it fuelled | The Following User Says Thank You to rsot For This Useful Post: | |
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Originally Posted by feadup it has nothing to do with the amount...AT ALL
it all depends on your account, there some places you never looked at, most of the stealth users did not look there...
it is the same story..
lets make paypal account..yea baby
new IP
new Name
New user
new browser
new new new .....etc
open paypal... yea easy very easy....boom boom boom
then results
1- limitation
2- late withdraws
then....WTF crap paypal...damn
NOPE, you are wrong again,,,,,,, still it is you who point yourself
Question for all,
When you buy Ebay or PayPal account from sellers here, why most of cases Ebay shut you down and PayPal does not?!!! is the seller mistake? :D NOPE
AGAIN, it is you | LMFAO!
WTF are you talking about bro????
eBay shuts down stealth sellers more than paypal does because the foofoo products are being sold on eBay, and Paypal is just the payment processor. But there are still plenty of cases around here of suspended paypals..
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Originally Posted by Vejita What advise can you give regarding withdrawals on a PayPal account that is about 2 months old? It still has the 21 day hold and I've uploaded tracking info for everything I've sold so far.
Would withdrawing £500 for example flag the account for review?
How much can I withdraw each time? Withdrawals on my account are stated to take 3-5 working days so should I only do 1 withdrawal at a time? |
withdraw slowly like small amount at a time
with in 200 gbp every week that will better for you
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Activity: 0% Longevity: 52% | | Re: Large withdrawals Quote:
Originally Posted by phaz0rz LMFAO!
WTF are you talking about bro????
eBay shuts down stealth sellers more than paypal does because the foofoo products are being sold on eBay, and Paypal is just the payment processor. But there are still plenty of cases around here of suspended paypals.. | first , you can WTF your talk as much as you want but not me.
2nd, when you learn discussions manners then I will reply.
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never withdraw all your money out of payment on a new account, it makes paypal think that you're trying to run away with the money lol. i always try to keep my withdraws especially first small, never more then 40% on the first few withdraws
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Originally Posted by feadup it has nothing to do with the amount...AT ALL
it all depends on your account, there some places you never looked at, most of the stealth users did not look there...
it is the same story..
lets make paypal account..yea baby
new IP
new Name
New user
new browser
new new new .....etc
open paypal... yea easy very easy....boom boom boom
then results
1- limitation
2- late withdraws
then....WTF crap paypal...damn
NOPE, you are wrong again,,,,,,, still it is you who point yourself
Question for all,
When you buy Ebay or PayPal account from sellers here, why most of cases Ebay shut you down and PayPal does not?!!! is the seller mistake? :D NOPE
AGAIN, it is you | why do you keep making these posts?
'I know more than all of you but I'm not going to tell you muhaha' cringe
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Originally Posted by dealagreeproceed |
It contained a valuable lesson on manners.
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