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On one of my paypal accounts, I withdrew almost a thousand a month, and I never finished their verification steps. The account was never frozen or anything. It was a verified premier, and I think that the reason that it did so well was because I was raking in money on a steady basis with similar amounts. If you get paid an amount with over a hundred they might limit you. I've switched to an older account with verification steps completed to be on the safe side, even though it had been frozen before.

Are you saying that you can't accept more than $100 per transaction (I have many times) or are you talking about something else?

My account had been limited because u until then, I had been selling ebooks off and on for a piddling price, but I listed and sold some of my own items, a guitar, bass, and a lot of DVDs and books. Each payment I received for each item was over $100, totaling $400, and Paypal deemed them suspicious transactions, and limited my account. I suppose if you routinely receive large payments, it's not a big deal, but if it's quite a step up from receiving less than $5 per payment, it is probably suspicious. I'm also on warriorforum, and I heard there that if you expect some large payments, it's a good idea to get a hold of Paypal's accounts department and let them know the nature of the transactions, to avoid any troubles with account limitations.