paypal is asking me to add more details on transfers

[archer254]

i recently recieved a large sum of money through the friends and familypayment optio and paypal limited my account iam asking what should i give them as an explanation as to why there was a 750$ and 500$ transfer at once

[phaz0rz]

Good luck. There aren't many valid explanations for why your "friend" just sent you $1250.

[JamesNorth101]

This is always the problem with F&F payments.

Best thing you can say is that you lent them cash and they were repaying you.

[puradino]

i f*cking hate paypal for this reason. Like, THERES A DAMN OPTION FOR THIS! LET ME JUST USE IT! Why i cant give to my father 20k$ for a new brand car? WHY???

[ebaystealth1974]

[rsot]

Welcome to the forum - all the best as you master stealth

F&F transfers are very risky OP - source of the funds also can contribute to trouble if a risky sale or so

[Play]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

Good luck. There aren't many valid explanations for why your "friend" just sent you $1250.

There is. I've paid family members pre-stealth days that sort of money as I owed them, and their account ended up getting limited. These were all 100% genuine accounts too.

Never understood why till I started getting to grips with the forum, and learning how PayPal's risk system works.

The moral of the story is, if you owe anyone a large sum of money, stick to paying them cash or bank transfer. PayPal is just not a viable option, especially if they haven't received that sort of money through their account before.

[dealagreeproceed]

Originally Posted by Play

There is. I've paid family members pre-stealth days that sort of money as I owed them, and their account ended up getting limited. These were all 100% genuine accounts too.

Never understood why till I started getting to grips with the forum, and learning how PayPal's risk system works.

The moral of the story is, if you owe anyone a large sum of money, stick to paying them cash or bank transfer. PayPal is just not a viable option, especially if they haven't received that sort of money through their account before.

or send it the normal way and let PP have their cut. their a biznASS after all

[Play]

Originally Posted by dealagreeproceed

or send it the normal way and let PP have their cut. their a biznASS after all

Nope, wouldn't solve the problem. The issue here is that the recipient account wasn't used to getting such large sums of money. Eventually they got it reinstated, but there was a lot of faffing around, i.e. explaining to paypal if a family member owes you money, you don't necessarily invoice them! so cannot provide any proof of invoices etc.

[dealagreeproceed]

Originally Posted by Play

Nope, wouldn't solve the problem. The issue here is that the recipient account wasn't used to getting such large sums of money. Eventually they got it reinstated, but there was a lot of faffing around, i.e. explaining to paypal if a family member owes you money, you don't necessarily invoice them! so cannot provide any proof of invoices etc.

you need to read what he stated again

it sounds like your trying hard to sound smart but your making no sense

[Play]

Originally Posted by dealagreeproceed

you need to read what he stated again

it sounds like your trying hard to sound smart but your making no sense

I've read through the posts, and they make perfect sense.

My response has nothing to do with what the OP said, I quoted you, and I was implicitly replying to you. That's how quotes work.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by archer254

i recently recieved a large sum of money through the friends and familypayment optio and paypal limited my account iam asking what should i give them as an explanation as to why there was a 750$ and 500$ transfer at once

If you don't do anything, your amounts should be accessible in 180 days...most of the time, it's like this

[dealagreeproceed]

Originally Posted by Play

I've read through the posts, and they make perfect sense.

My response has nothing to do with what the OP said, I quoted you, and I was implicitly replying to you. That's how quotes work.

well cutie the issue is that he/she is using friends n family. so your wrong. its ok happens to the best of us.

[phaz0rz]

Subjects of the United Kingdom are so much more polite than us ruthless Americans. Haha.