PayPal limited, haven't upload docs yet, will they release the funds after 180 days?

[likefrasers]

Have got one PayPal limited last month, after 45 days I haven't upload any docs so it gets further limit, I am wondering will they release my funds after 180 days? I haven't received any email says I can not use PayPal anymore they will release my money after 180 days.

Anyone had the same situation like this?

[tkt234]

Yes, I have had same situation. If you have any problems after 180 days then call Paypal USA limitations department phase 2. ID is not required.

[likefrasers]

After 180 days will they send you messages says money is ok to withdraw?

Originally Posted by tkt234

Yes, I have had same situation. If you have any problems after 180 days then call Paypal USA limitations department phase 2. ID is not required.

[tkt234]

Originally Posted by likefrasers

After 180 days will they send you messages says money is ok to withdraw?

Yes, usually they will. But not 100% of time! Better to call paypal if they have not released money to you after 180 days.

[boomancy]

Can withdraw money through credit card after 180 days?

[Fishermanzz2]

Originally Posted by boomancy

Can withdraw money through credit card after 180 days?

It has to be a valid bank.

[smartguy]

In 9 out of 10 cases you will get in e-mail, in others... they will ask for an ID. You will have to ask 10-20 people to let you withdraw....

[pennslmmer]

Not trying to hijack your post or anything...but do you guys still submitting ⊗⊗⊗⊗ I.D? utility bills and address are easy to get around...i'm just not sure if its even worth it to go through the trouble of getting a ⊗⊗⊗⊗ id started

[Ayusaga]

Originally Posted by pennslmmer

Not trying to hijack your post or anything...but do you guys still submitting ⊗⊗⊗⊗ I.D? utility bills and address are easy to get around...i'm just not sure if its even worth it to go through the trouble of getting a ⊗⊗⊗⊗ id started

I personally do not think it's worth it submitting a ⊗⊗⊗⊗ ID with them now. They're just too picky, it's like they were specifically instructed to NOT give benefit of the doubt to anyone for anything. It's pretty annoying.

I say just try to persuade them over the phone to waive the ID request because it's really at the agent's discretion anyway, no matter what they say. Don't waste any time conjuring up IDs, cause you're most likely going to be disappointed when they decline it.