PayPal "we can't send your payment right now" Solution

[rakesh]

Do you hate getting that error message "we are unable to send your payment right now" message

Well if you get this message the best method to send your payment is to use your phone and download the app. Whenever you download the app onto your phone and try to send this payment you will never have issues. I would suggest trying to use a VPN on your phone to keep your Ip the same throughout the process.

[Bunneh]

there is another thread a couple of posts below yours, no need to open new threads on the same topic.

http://www.aspkin.com/forums/paypal-...right-now.html

[GreenBean]

Woah!!!!! Please avoid suggesting a VPN like that.

[Bunneh]

Most people cannot use the app.
if your account has been banned before, and you previously used the app with the old account, then you cannot use it with a new account because paypal keep track of the phone number, IMEI number etc.. (as does the ebay app)

[vp.racer]

You can use xprivacy on android rooted device and you are fine to use app with several accounts.

[golferman]

Originally Posted by rakesh

Do you hate getting that error message "we are unable to send your payment right now" message

Well if you get this message the best method to send your payment is to use your phone and download the app. Whenever you download the app onto your phone and try to send this payment you will never have issues. I would suggest trying to use a VPN on your phone to keep your Ip the same throughout the process.

This will get you linked but using the paypal app they can see your number and your phone info such as mac address and ID

[slokor]

Am I the only one using an android emulator on my PC?
This way the PC's IP address is a match for any apps used via the emulator - and the IP solution used for the account through your PC is shared with the apps.
And this can be done separately for various windows user accounts meaning they will have complete separation as well and you can use one instance of very app per account.

[empirestate]

Originally Posted by slokor

Am I the only one using an android emulator on my PC?
This way the PC's IP address is a match for any apps used via the emulator - and the IP solution used for the account through your PC is shared with the apps.
And this can be done separately for various windows user accounts meaning they will have complete separation as well and you can use one instance of very app per account.

You are not the only one. This method is widely known.

[slokor]

Well there you go then.
Surprised noone mentioned it before.

[rsot]

@slokor, that's interesting - i haven't come across that app

[vp.racer]

In fact if you get this message, the pp app will not help you.
You will get this message within app.

[empirestate]

Originally Posted by vp.racer

In fact if you get this message, the pp app will not help you.
You will get this message within app.

People are trolling you when they say it bypasses this message...

[icecolder]

So anybody found the way to bypass this error?

[rakesh]

use the mobile app, whenever i have done so i haven't gotten this error.

[vp.racer]

How do you use it ?
I'm getting the same message in the app.

[Bunneh]

Originally Posted by vp.racer

How do you use it ?
I'm getting the same message in the app.

App has only worked with low amounts in the past.

[IGNAS]

Originally Posted by Bunneh

App has only worked with low amounts in the past.

What are those "low amounts" that don't give errors to you?
Ty.

[phaz0rz]

I'm going to guess that in order for the app to help with this error message, it would need to be installed on the original phone used to create the account. Because this would bypass the need for them to "call or text verify" you..

[empirestate]

Originally Posted by phaz0rz

I'm going to guess that in order for the app to help with this error message, it would need to be installed on the original phone used to create the account. Because this would bypass the need for them to "call or text verify" you..

Don't be fooled by these statements that it bypasses the message, it just doesn't...

[phaz0rz]

Originally Posted by empirestate

Don't be fooled by these statements that it bypasses the message, it just doesn't...

I wasn't fooled, I was just proposing an explanation for the mixed results being reported on here.

I've actually never got this error message before. It is my understanding that you get that message when trying to send money before Paypal trusts you. I've gotten the "we don't recognize your device" error message when attempting to add a new bank account to an established account and have not been able to defeat it. I've been forced to utilize alternative withdrawal methods :(

[BigCJ]

Originally Posted by slokor

Well there you go then.
Surprised noone mentioned it before.

You know once its widely known and out there they will pull it..

[vp.racer]

There must be some solution, bypass or whatever you want to call it.
In my opinion some users know it, but don't want to share it with us.
If someone have something, i can pay for the info on pm!