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Stigger 02-08-2011 04:17 PM

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Originally Posted by sugarlaces (Post 203409)
yes but alertpay doesnt accept paypal funds. And at same time im talking about limited paypals which have expired the 180 days, only thing then you can withdraw for uk paypal.

i dont think it will work becuase its one bank account or ref number for all customers and you can only add one to paypal so unless they accept REF numnbers that these accounts issue it wont work

sax4 02-09-2011 01:17 PM

I notice that with Halifax Easycash you can withdraw a minimum of £300, that's a slight bummer.

Stigger 02-10-2011 10:39 AM

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Originally Posted by sasasasa (Post 203691)
I notice that with Halifax Easycash you can withdraw a minimum of £300, that's a slight bummer.

What do you mean, you can withdraw upto 300 a day from machine and usually 12-1500 a day dependent on the local branch, if you want more that same day then you have to arrange it a few days in advance

Stigger 02-10-2011 10:43 AM

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Originally Posted by stickmade (Post 203444)
cashplus delux mastercard dose not accept incoming deposits, just thought i'd throw it out there didn't work for my paypal.


This statment was one of my firsts posts on this forum however people seem to had used it with sucsess since, it used to be hit and miss a few years ago but did work on occaisions maybe its still the same.

sax4 02-10-2011 10:46 AM

Ah I think the £300 thing was related to inbranch withdrawals not by card

Stigger 02-10-2011 03:40 PM

in branch without your card you can withdraw around 12-1500 dependant on branch, anthing less than 300 they expect you to use the machine.

anthonychan 02-13-2011 06:22 AM

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Originally Posted by stickmade (Post 203021)
Yeah bank of scotland + halifax are so easy to get accounts off. I phoned them and asked the guy on the phone how many halifax easycash can i get? He said UNLIMITED. I've got 5 off both bank of scotland + halifax.:thumb:

Are they stealth accounts or under your real name?

sax4 02-13-2011 06:30 AM

You can go stealth on a bank account if you wish, but you may end up in jail

WESTCEL 02-16-2011 07:18 AM

card one. got 2 accounts, and cash plus account NONE work with pp only secure trust working fine at the moment,but i can only get one account.
back up the high street i guess :-(

ihatescams 02-18-2011 07:21 AM

Bank accounts
 
amanda333 asked for bank accounts that she could use in order to withdraw funds from a limited paypal account once the 180 day hold had expired .....
Can i inform you that you can use any bank account to withdraw this money into , it does not have to be a bank account that accepts direct debit and standing orders , as long as the bank account has an account number and a sort code and accepts electronic payments (which is basically all bank accounts plus some saving accounts ).
Secure trust , easy cash , card one banking & virtually every high street bank accept electronic payments so will all work for withdrawing funds from a paypal account where the 180 day has expired .

Suliena 02-19-2011 04:41 PM

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Originally Posted by stickmade (Post 203021)
Yeah bank of scotland + halifax are so easy to get accounts off. I phoned them and asked the guy on the phone how many halifax easycash can i get? He said UNLIMITED. I've got 5 off both bank of scotland + halifax.:thumb:

Was reading somewhere that Halifax Easycash was not accepted for PP. Are both banks - Halifax and RBS are working with PP?

Sorry, i'm new...just want someone to confirm...Bank Accounts are for your real name and PP/EBAY are slightly ammended/differend...CORRECT? Have you got any issues with misspelling your name with those 2 mentioned banks?

And the last questions...are these EasyCash from Halifax and RBS are not shown on credit report?! Just wondering how terrific would be 10 accounts shown for lenders. :shocked:

eBay King 02-24-2011 10:03 PM

I don't have a Halifax Easycash account. Is this bank good for:


1. Using with PayPal and have the Direct Debit facility?


Thanks for anyone helping out with this...:dance:

stickmade 02-26-2011 06:09 PM

halifax easycash is superb for paypal. no issues, works a treat.

cortex 03-05-2011 03:38 PM

We need to make a LIST somewhere of which cards worked and which cards have been tested and didn't work

GB?....

cortex 03-05-2011 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by stickmade (Post 207900)
halifax easycash is superb for paypal. no issues, works a treat.

Really?
According to the company website "Easycash is a basic bank account, not a current account."

Alps_a somewhatlegend 03-05-2011 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by cortex (Post 209359)
Really?
According to the company website "Easycash is a basic bank account, not a current account."

I am waiting for my 2 deposits to go into my easycash. Any problems I will report back... from what the users post above yours says it should be fine.

cortex 03-05-2011 04:55 PM

THINK BANK....

how many are we allowed?
who here actually owns more that 1 current account with Think Bank?

irfanlibra 03-06-2011 07:20 AM

Can someone confirm which of the below paid bank accounts work with PayPal.

Secure Trust Bank do works as i have read lots of Post here but what about the other ones

EVO Bank Account
Card one bank
Think Banking
Clear Cash??

anybody who is using any of those please let me know if they work fine on paypal, will really appriciate help.

cortex 03-06-2011 08:21 AM

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Originally Posted by sugarlaces (Post 203409)
yes but alertpay doesnt accept paypal funds. And at same time im talking about limited paypals which have expired the 180 days, only thing then you can withdraw for uk paypal.

There seems to be a load of waffle in this thread and a bit of sidetracking. Not sure if you have solved your problem but here is a working 5-step simple method which is tried and tested many times by myself:

1) Open a lloyds TSB current account
2) Setup online banking
3) Open an e-savings account online. its takes <5 clicks of a mouse.
4) On the blocked paypal accounts, once 180 days have passed, add this e-savers account number/sort code and withdraw to it as normal
5) The money will be in your account in ~5 working days

BENEFITS:
1) Very quick and simple to open these e-savings savings accounts
2) You can have have approximately 10 of these accounts at any one time
3) If you need more, go in to branch, close the ones you dont need and repeat as above Step 3
4) The method outlined above works

undertheradar 03-07-2011 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by oompaloompa (Post 203380)
yes thats what I was looking for on the gumf, an account and sortcode..couldnt see it

they allocate a sort code and account number when you sign up, money goes to card, ok for withdrawing (say on a 180 day pp account) but cannot received dd so no good for verify

sax4 05-09-2011 07:21 PM

I can confirm Halifax Easycash works very nicely.

Also the thing I like about Halifax is that there is only one sort code wherever you are, that's one less piece piece of possible linking material for Ebay/PP!.

Stigger 05-11-2011 04:55 PM

RBS works just as good as the halifax one.

the good thing about both these is that you can have a few of each.

also it is just as easy to open saver as lloyds is.


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