You may well be a female but you sure ain't no lady with that kinda language.
The fact is as it stands I have seen nothing so far from your exceptionally vague and generic answers to suggest you have any kind of speciaized knowledge.
There is no info that you have given so far in answers to people that hasn't been mentioned before in the forum in multiple posts.
Everyone calm down and stop flaming the guy.
@angelwill2010
This is real simple, just post some info that has not been discovered or publicly known about PP and its workings and everyone will believe you and we can get on with a constructive discussion. It shouldn't be too difficult to provide us with some insider insight.
Everyone calm down and stop flaming the guy.
@angelwill2010
This is real simple, just post some info that has not been discovered or publicly known about PP and its workings and everyone will believe you and we can get on with a constructive discussion. It shouldn't be too difficult to provide us with some insider insight.
If I tell you how to avoid EVER having to supply documents to confirm identity would that be sufficient?
Well I and many others know that, from a UK point of view at least. That isn't unique knowledge to paypal employees....
Although that may drastically change from January 1st 2017, but I am sure you know that also.
Okay- I am definitely up to the challenge just trying to think of the best way to go about meeting the request. Thinking thinking thinking I am not running away just thinking bear with me
MM78 is a member on here, its just a joke between him and I.
I would make an awesome PayPal Employee....
Caller: Can you help me?
Me: No....we don't know sh*t and can't even give you a reason why we *****ed your account....and now you are going to have to wait 180 days to get your money.
Caller: Butt..
Me: NO BUTTS! is there anything else I can help you with? No? Bye-Bye.
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What is going to happen on that date if I may ask.
New EU law comes in to lower limits for all the KYC stuff down to 250 euro. More relevant though is the limits no longer reset annually, they are lifetime limits. Hence making the dodge of providing documents basically impossible from then.
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New EU law comes in to lower limits for all the KYC stuff down to 250 euro. More relevant though is the limits no longer reset annually, they are lifetime limits. Hence making the dodge of providing documents basically impossible from then.
WOW!!!, Good thing I dont live in the EU, is the UK going to have the same rules.
WOW!!!, Good thing I dont live in the EU, is the UK going to have the same rules.
We will still be part of the EU until at least 2 years after the relevant trigger clause is enacted....probs until around mid 2019....so until then have to bite the bullet with EU law that comes into force before then. Although in theory once we come out we could undo it.
Re: Ask a PP Employee!!! 
