Paypal Lifting Limits Help

[Alps_a somewhatlegend]

I have an account with no receiving limits. It is about 4 months old and verified. It is a personal account

Does this mean I am 'free'

I want to bring in about 500 uk a month selling cheap books and magazines.

Do you think I will be ok doing this for years to come or do you think they will ask more questions one day?

Thanks

[macallister78]

Originally Posted by alps

I have an account with no receiving limits. It is about 4 months old and verified. It is a personal account

Does this mean I am 'free'

I want to bring in about 500 uk a month selling cheap books and magazines.

Do you think I will be ok doing this for years to come or do you think they will ask more questions one day?

Thanks

In theory providing you don't log into any previous linked to suspended ebay accounts etc then yes you should be fine.

However there's always the random chance with paypal that they may ask for additional info from you one day.

Then again they may not. It seems like a bit of a lottery from my experience.

I think you should be ok though from what you say.

[Imakemoney]

you UK guys...what is the best vcc to use to lift the 1900 limit?

There asking for me to input credit card details now on one of my new accounts...

[macallister78]

Originally Posted by Imakemoney

you UK guys...what is the best vcc to use to lift the 1900 limit?

There asking for me to input credit card details now on one of my new accounts...

Entropay is the only one I ever use for that.

[Imakemoney]

and did it work just inputting that then? the 1900 limit removed?

[macallister78]

Originally Posted by Imakemoney

and did it work just inputting that then? the 1900 limit removed?

One 1 yes. On another no. And on another one I didn't even have to go through the card verification part to lift all limits. It lifted them when I did the Bank verification part.

I still think it depends on putting a real address on paypal. Everything House Name/No, road, town, county, post code etc has to be real and on electoral register for it to have no limits after the bank verification part.

I've read others on here saying the same thing to be honest.