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so will thesebe for the us too?
 

is this just for the uk or for the us as well?

hustlers right this sucks man

You edited this from saying you had got your funds (90) within two days - in on monday, available on wednesday......& that you were happy with this. :confused:

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I think it safe to say that as we develop and as things become seemingly easier for us - Paypal WILL increase their security (21 day holds etc) and they will want to know more about us.

As has been said on this thread this could well be a double edged sword and we need time and experience before anyone jumps to conclusions.

In my experience there is nothing that Paypal or Ebay have introduced that in any way makes my life easier

:ranger:

Well darn. Guess I need to move to the UK/EU. Guess I gotta wait until I'm allowed to get a passport. Shucks.

its weird because..on monday i had a transaction go through really fast..now my latest transactions yesterday and thursday are slow as hell..seems like sometimes they're payout bot's speeding up and the majority of the time it's slowing down..its weird

That 'slowness' might be down to the difference between the transaction being processed any day any time 24 7 & the fund settlement of which there are only three a day on every banking day.

hmm i see man SUVE thanks big man

We're screwed buddy, lol! Hey, I have no stealth accounts and yesterday it came to my mind I don't really need a PayPal account, Had mines since 2003 and my processor had given me more crap then pp, it's just life.

I did heard some Uk folks had the option of paying £5 per immediate withdrawals. I know someone in the Uk who literally spend over an estimate of £800 in just these fees. We should have these legislation pass onto in America, but who gives... :nono:

it isnt even instant its annonying they do the 'security check' on all withdrawals so its 2 days man..this sucks!!

Obviously, none would of that would ever apply to PayPal payments...?

You can trust PayPal to always find a way around anything that would benefit their customers, even when required by law... until they get sued.