For the paypal pros

[iLOVEmoney]

Even is never an option, makes you eqaul.
You must always have an edge!

[rsot]

For ILOVE$, you wanted an edge, so here it is:

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Don't really like this staged wrestling but hey, the name popped up.

[iLOVEmoney]

I was thinking more along the lines of become a eBay super user, the ultimate spy haha

[DAILYHUNDRED]

I dont know if this is a coincidence or not but this is my experience with withdrawing money from my stealth paypal. A little off topic but might want to try this.

My paypal usually has over 2k everyday since im selling pretty good everyday. I withdraw EVERYDAY $498 at the same time around MIDNIGHT. Never had a problem withdrawing that much everyday on a 8 month acct. I did it for about 3 weeks straight no problems from paypal. One day I forgot to withdraw at midnight since I fell asleep so I withdrew around 9am. 20 minutes later PAYPAL calls me lol..

So I'm guessing if you withdrawl when paypal offices are closed there is a lower risk to get limited or was it just a coincidence? WHat do you guys think?

[rsot]

A worthy thought Dailyhundred - good post - another reason not to switch things up when the model is not broken =)

[GrannyT]

@dailyhundred

Do you fancy doing that 9.00am one again to see if it triggers the phone call? Only if your comfortable with it of course.

[ShadyOne]

@Dailyhundred, nice thought, PayPal may have phoned as the withdraw was not in-line with all your most recent transactions. Unless you meant that as well.

[GrannyT]

That's what I meant Jedi Knight

[ShadyOne]

Makes sense.

[DAILYHUNDRED]

Originally Posted by ShadyOne

PayPal may have phoned as the withdraw was not in-line with all your most recent transactions. Unless you meant that as well.

Sorry I don't understand what you meant? As in-line with my other transactions?

[GrannyT]

What ShadyOne and I meant was, if you pass muster, and if you are happy to do so, make another withdrawal at 9.00 am to see if that triggers a phone call

But only if you are happy to do so

[ShadyOne]

PayPal's security system may look for transactions that do not fit into normal trends.

Something along them lines....