Business Account PP Starting Release limits

[dustin2br]

Hello all, I wanted to gather some insight into creating PayPal BUSINESS accounts. I am trying to see what "Green flags" are required to get at least the $3,000 starting release limit. When I create a new business account using the info that already exists for a personal account (just providing a new email), I generally get the 3k or 6k starting limit. If I register a new business account with new information, I only seem to get the $500 starting limit. if anyone has insight please let me know what can be done to give me a higher chance of at least the 3k starting limit on new business accounts.

[JamesNorth101]

Sorry what do you mean by a Starting Release limits?

That is not a term I have heard before with RE to PayPal

Are you maybe talking about the selling limit on eBay?

[dustin2br]

Starting release limit for a USA business PayPal:

All USA business paypals now give you instant access to a certain amount of sales upon creation, you get access to the funds right away to withdraw, then after the limit is reached starts the either a solid 21 day hold or a "21 day hold" that releases 3 days after confirmed delivery. Some start at $500, some $3000, some $6000

My question again, see above....

[dustin2br]

bump

[kenzamb1415]

So you mean for just straight Paypal sales with no Ebay involved?

If it's just as simple as changing an email address from original personal information then what's the big deal?

[dustin2br]

I'm asking what the trick is to have a higher starting RELEASE LIMITS for the stealth business pay pals I create as they are all created the same and all have a variety of starting release limits. A starting release limit is the amount of funds paypal lets you have access to with no holds whatsoever up to a certain amount (yes even for eBay sales from a new eBay account), then the 21 day hold kicks in.


I'm not asking how to create a business paypal.

Originally Posted by kenzamb1415

So you mean for just straight Paypal sales with no Ebay involved?

If it's just as simple as changing an email address from original personal information then what's the big deal?