Does calling in to PP about incoming surge of payment actually help?

[Elliot]

I have a few $900 payments coming in from the same person, by invoice, does calling in to PP and letting them know actually help avoid automatic flags or does it just increase the liklihood that they will want to verify more info? I'm already trying to space the payments out as much as possible, but the customer is eager to get them paid and I'm trying to avoid an account hold because it's more than I usually take in this fast.

[DENDEN76]

Apparently theres a page where you state expected revenue and the size of the average payment. Check YouTube - search "how to stop my PayPal from being limited"

[bugmyday]

Customer care lies a lot even if they tell you that they will take a note it can be a plain lie. If you account is new it bound to get limited by system, customer support is ****.

[rsot]

Originally Posted by Elliot

I have a few $900 payments coming in from the same person, by invoice, does calling in to PP and letting them know actually help avoid automatic flags or does it just increase the liklihood that they will want to verify more info? I'm already trying to space the payments out as much as possible, but the customer is eager to get them paid and I'm trying to avoid an account hold because it's more than I usually take in this fast.

Calling in ahead of time won't really help, sadly - and could cause you issues based on the agent you get in contact with...

[james_112233]

It's the bots that do everything, the initial people we speak to at customer service have f*ck all power to stop many of the things the bots do. You really need to go higher up the ladder but those people do not like to be disturbed unless its very important.