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How do I get the money from paypal once I'm paid
 

I got a Question??? when I sell items one eBay and I Have a VBA And VCC for Paypal How Can I withdraw the money When the buyer pays for my item

You need to add a bank account.

Yeah like said above, just add a bank to your PayPal account, and when the money is released to you, just withdraw it.

Man,,Thats Some question,,,,You can pick up a Check for your Paypal money at the Bakery

Big question is, what kinda goodies ya gonna get at the bakery.

My bakery was all out of dough. They said someone named Slapped came by and cleaned them out.

Op- PLEASE do some reading. If you would have you would have already known that you have to connect a bank account.

Did it not occur to you that you need a way to get money out before you bought and understood what a VBA and VCC is?

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A variety of dough for your paypal ways :doh:

I have a FAR more serious question.

Why have you not read the forum to find out the very basics of operating your new stealth account. :nono:

There is a method I know but it can seem a little bit complicated

Here's what you do.

1. Find a local bank
2. Go in and ask to open an account (This is important - it's an account you want - not to borrow a pen)
3. When you have opened an account they will give you an account number and sort code. This is to distinguish your account from all the others in the bank and you must make a note of these numbers
4. Log into Paypal and where it says add a bank account you give Paypal the numbers the bank have given you. Care should be taken at this stage to ensure that you use the correct numbers - only use the numbers the bank have given you, never make up your own.
5. Withdraw funds from Paypal to the bank account
6. Go to ATM and withdraw cash with piece of plastic the bank have given you

Now I appreciate that this may seem complicated at first but I assure you many many other people have gone down this route and found it to be a simple and efficient means of getting their hands on their cash.

A little practise and you will soon get the hang of it

Certainly something you should consider.