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What is the PayPal limit after the dreaded £1900 ?
 

Just asking if anyone knows what the limits are after the £1900 stage.

It is really holding up my progress have to keep restarting over and over...

There is the:

£650 withdrawl limit - easily lifted using Bank Verification

£1900 receiving limit - apparently passed with docs or online check

What is after that?

I think it is an unpublished limit PP do have, like when the Americans posting on here say to stay within 20,000 for a year or they have to upload their SS numbers or something. Anyone made it passed £5000 on a single PP?

i think there is no limit, this does not mean that your account will not go under review at any time, but having said that maybe that is why pp clull perfectly good accounts (to cover there own asses).

I agree the review is the next limit, but it can be set off by so many things, a few bad DSRs or a good week of sales or anything in between.
But it is like everyone keeps saying try keep it slow and steady, spread the load and the reviews should not be a problem.

Not sure I would push an account to five thousand in the first year though.

Yep well passed £5000 on a single paypal....on several....you just got to operate the accounts properly and keep disuputes down and you should have no problems :)

Nice. That is what I like to hear. "Imakemoney" has the right name.

Ages ago when PP had none of this limits rubbish, large totals could be done on a single PP. Good to hear it could be able to still.

You can make many many thousands on stealth and the older the better.

Now it all depends on if it is personal account or business, i also think different approach to be made with each.


Personal slow and cool, not draw all money, if you pypl is verified you limit is 100 on eby a month, unless you account is pre 06/2008 then no limits, or you sold one thing over 3 months ago.


business, just like in the real world, try hard and fast, your in competition dog eat dog, pypl-eby like to see rapid growth on business accounts while keeping good dsr and no disputes.