account limited (paid out after 180 days)

[maxima]

hoi,
if i am correct a limited paypal will be paid out after 180 days?
does the account has to be closed, by paypal, or do they pay out automaticly after 180 days ,from the time it got limited?
thanks

[kirkie]

Hi, you will get an email at the end of the 180 days, you will have some options on how to get your money.

1 is that you can withdraw the money to the bank account on your PayPal account

2 they will send you a cheque for the balance to the name of the account holder

Not that for option 2 you may need to provide ID to prove you are the rightful owner of the account.

When this happened to me in the past i just withdrew it to the bank account already on my PayPal account.

[GreenBean]

Originally Posted by maxima

hoi,
if i am correct a limited paypal will be paid out after 180 days?
does the account has to be closed, by paypal, or do they pay out automaticly after 180 days ,from the time it got limited?
thanks

Only automatic IF paypal have told you in writing that the funds will be released
read these
http://www.aspkin.com/forums/paypal-...check-yes.html


http://www.aspkin.com/forums/paypal-...-180-days.html.

[maxima]

is there also a possibility that they transfer the money to an other paypal account?

[GreenBean]

No chance. paypal in effect are not doing business with you any more. Therefore they would not permit that sort of transaction.

[12patron]

I have limited couple of accounts, and this is write in email:
Dear ****** **********

Thank you for contacting PayPal in relation to your limited account
access.

Since every case is unique and we often need to ask you questions to
understand the details of your situation, we usually prefer to answer
these types of queries by phone.

Below you will find some general guidelines to help you. If this does
not answer your question, please give us a call at the number below
instead.

Limiting account access is a security measure we take to keep PayPal
safe and protect our customers. This can happen for a variety of
reasons. When you log into your account, you will see a message
explaining the reason behind the decision to limit access to it.

Possible reasons could include:

• Possible unauthorised account access
• Unresolved buyer disputes or credit card chargebacks
• Violations of PayPal’s User Agreement or Acceptable Use Policy

To see what we need you to do to restore your account access, follow
these steps:

1. Log in to your PayPal account at www.paypal.com
2. Click on ‘Resolution Centre’ link near the top of the page
3. Complete all steps listed in the 'Steps to Remove Limitations' table

The steps you will be asked to complete to restore access are unique to
your issue. Often they will involve simply providing information to
verify your identity, financial information or the merchandise you are
selling.

• Steps which are not completed have a status of ‘Waiting for your
response’
• Steps which are completed but require review have a status of ‘In
Review’
• Steps which are completed have a status of ‘Information Submitted’

When all the steps are completed we will review the information. We aim
to complete our review within 48 hours. Information is reviewed in the
order on which it is received. We will email you with an update when the
review is complete.

For all other questions related to limited account access, please don’t
hesitate to call our dedicated customer service team on:

00353 1 436 9111

Our opening hours are:

8:00 to 4:30 GMT Monday to Friday.

If 180days will be gone, can I get money?