Can i avoid adding the bank account by just moving money to a master account?

[bobg]

Would i be able to avoid the hassles of having to set up a bank account for each paypal account just by not adding a bank account to that paypal account..or is that not doable?

ideally id just move all the money to one of my paypal accounts that has my bank account on it and then depoist from there.

[Dusky]

I just joined this group, and I'm very new to to the issues and stress from these companies, but I do know that once you connect the accounts together, with frequent transfers amongst each other, they all become guilty by association if one of those accounts becomes limited.
This is a bad example, but its kinda like the way police would treat a car theft.

Eddie stole a car.
If Man#1 buys a car from his neighbor Eddie, sells the stolen car to Man#2, then he let's Man#3 borrow it, and he picks up Betty, Julie and Renee. If Man#3 gets pulled over, suddenly they're all involved in the investigation of who stole it.

Its like that, only without getting pulled over.. Or even driving. Again, its a bad example, but I hope you get the gist of the illogical reason why thats not a good idea.
I'm still learning this shady system. I'm finding out more and more everyday about the ridiculous hoops involved. It's what happens when robots take over without bug removal.

[Leader2dark]

Originally Posted by Dusky

I just joined this group, and I'm very new to to the issues and stress from these companies, but I do know that once you connect the accounts together, with frequent transfers amongst each other, they all become guilty by association if one of those accounts becomes limited.
This is a bad example, but its kinda like the way police would treat a car theft.

Eddie stole a car.
If Man#1 buys a car from his neighbor Eddie, sells the stolen car to Man#2, then he let's Man#3 borrow it, and he picks up Betty, Julie and Renee. If Man#3 gets pulled over, suddenly they're all involved in the investigation of who stole it.

Its like that, only without getting pulled over.. Or even driving. Again, its a bad example, but I hope you get the gist of the illogical reason why thats not a good idea.

Why do people respond to a post over 10 years old. WTF

[Dusky]

Because. it's A 10yr old thread to you, but its .a 10 min OLD thread to those who just joined.
Why do some people get annoyed over things they can easily ignore?

[agent006140]

He is correct,Paypal does look into one account sending money to another account (friend and family) frequently or on a regular basis

[phaz0rz]

Originally Posted by Dusky

Why do some people get annoyed over things they can easily ignore?

Because. It's the internet and that's how people behave on the internet.

It's annoying to the rest of the forum because people click on this link thinking this is a recent post and then it turns out to be a question from over a decade ago that would clearly be unfeasible in 2019.

idrc.. just sayin.

[james_112233]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

Because. It's the internet and that's how people behave on the internet.

It's annoying to the rest of the forum because people click on this link thinking this is a recent post and then it turns out to be a question from over a decade ago that would clearly be unfeasible in 2019.

idrc.. just sayin.

To be fair though most of the questions from ages ago are always asked again and again and again ...

[agent006140]

BUT THe thread is still relevant today,Paypal rules have changed.
In the early days,if A sold something and use the proceeds to buy from B,then A'S buyer filed dispute and won,Paypal will go after A and if A has no money,it will try to claw back what A sent to B.
if B has spent the money and buy from C,then go after C.
of course no one likes that,and Paypal dropped it,it also dropped accessing your b ank acount to claw back that moola

[agent006140]

YEARS Ago,there is a couple who lived in a mobile home and sell dvd/cd on Ebay.
they sold enough to have enough money in their paypal account to buy a truck.
They went to pick up the truck,then they asked to pay via Paypal,so both buyer and seller went inside the house and use the pc to transfer the fund.
Seller saw his money in his Paypal account and turned over the key,title.
But this couple never ship the cd/dvds so buyers all file item not received.back then PAYPAL was able to take back the truck payment .
The couple moved out of the trailer and took off with the truck,never find out what happens ?