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mcmx 03-26-2014 06:03 PM

Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
For the past 2 weeks, I didn't have access to the e-mail I use for this eBay & PayPal account. It's a legitimate account which I rarely sell on anymore so I don't manually log in very often. Last time I logged into the eBay was 3 weeks ago and 5 weeks ago for the PayPal.

So today I get a letter in the mail from a credit bureau demanding a payment that is "seriously overdue". My reaction was "WTF?". So I log into this PayPal account and my balance is negative -$28. I'm checking my transactions to see what caused this and it's from eBay fees. I have an auto-payment set up for fees on this account (I know, I think most of you prefer doing it manually from what I remember reading) so they tried to take money from 2 different bank accounts but both failed. This initially happened on March 17. And now just 9 days later I get a letter in the mail from a credit bureau which really shocked me how it escalated so quickly.

The letter, from NCO Financial Services, asks me to send it back alongside the $28 I owe. Could I just transfer money (from different bank account) to the PayPal instead of dealing with this company? Would PayPal then inform the bureau it's been solved and I paid?

GreenBean 03-26-2014 06:10 PM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
Why not just buy a VCC and send that to paypal?

Reduce any trail & leave a bank account 'safe'.

paypal can accept these payments & should advise the company.

That compnay contracts with companies like paypal to recover debts.

mcmx 03-26-2014 06:19 PM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
Thanks, you're right, I'm going to buy a VCC now

I just wasn't sure if at this point it was mandatory I pay through the debt collector.

GreenBean 03-26-2014 06:23 PM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
I have used paypal themselves to sort out a debt collection letter.

It was resolved without issues.

Of course, keep all your receipts etc.

Good Luck

mcmx 03-28-2014 01:20 AM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
So this is kind of weird.

The letter I got in the mail said the amount owed was $25.19 (my bad, I said $28 in my original post). And the negative amount in my PayPal was the same.

Yet, when I went to My eBay > Seller Account > and clicked to pay fees, it was just $1.50 something that said I owed. So I went and paid just the $1.50 and then boom, my PayPal account balance goes all the way back to $0.00.

I'm so confused now. What just happened to the rest of the negative balance money? And what happens with the $25 the collector wants me to pay?

edit: Here's a screenshot of the transaction details page...(sorry I don't know why the image gets so big)

http://oi61.tinypic.com/2rr412s.jpg

rsot 03-28-2014 12:59 PM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
Seems like it was taken from the Visa on file...

mercurial333 03-28-2014 02:42 PM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rsot (Post 540602)
Seems like it was taken from the Visa on file...

Lol good catch :)

mcmx 03-28-2014 02:58 PM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by rsot (Post 540602)
Seems like it was taken from the Visa on file...

What do you mean?

My other Visa was actually expired and no longer worked. The only working source of payment was my Visa Gift Card

BiN4RY 03-28-2014 03:03 PM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by mcmx (Post 540614)
What do you mean?

My other Visa was actually expired and no longer worked. The only working source of payment was my Visa Gift Card

Well apparently the payment went through the Visa somehow. You should check it with your bank.

rsot 03-29-2014 07:49 AM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
Or the payment will fail in few days...but certainly seems like right now, it got taken

GreenBean 03-29-2014 07:57 AM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
Happened because the card was still on file.

paypal pulled the funds. Expect a reversal within a day or so.

Or that VCC might just cancel everything out.

You could even have a credit.

rsot 03-29-2014 08:11 AM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
Lot of options - OP please update in few days

mcmx 03-29-2014 04:48 PM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
Ok just checked the Visa gift-card online statement. (I would have done so the other day but I misplaced the card)

Looks like they made two charges. One for ~$29 and another for ~$1

Makes enough sense to me now. Problem solved

GreenBean 03-29-2014 05:39 PM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
Something in your favor, for a change.

Nice one.

:mod:

rsot 03-30-2014 04:57 AM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
There you go mcmx - good to have the balance on the card

GreenBean 03-30-2014 05:19 AM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
Or was that from the gift card he used?

Bit ambiguous

:spy:

rsot 03-30-2014 08:16 AM

Re: Letter from PayPal demanding payment
 
Looks like Visa gift card


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