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hi guys,
last Wednesday i did a withdraw from my verified paypal account to my Lloyds current account. I paid £5 for the faster withdrawal but it was still pending until Saturday came and it went to completed, but Tuesday came and it it was still not in my current account with Lloyds, then when i checked my paypal account and it had been returned to paypal??
I dont understand why though because my paypal account is in the SAME name as my bank account and i received the deposits when i verified my paypal account, so it was definitely my bank account.
Does anybody have anything they can suggest :(
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i think someone said before they dont deal with paypal or something
or have banned them
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Originally Posted by Bunneh hi guys,
last Wednesday i did a withdraw from my verified paypal account to my Lloyds current account. I paid £5 for the faster withdrawal but it was still pending until Saturday came and it went to completed, but Tuesday came and it it was still not in my current account with Lloyds, then when i checked my paypal account and it had been returned to paypal??
I dont understand why though because my paypal account is in the SAME name as my bank account and i received the deposits when i verified my paypal account, so it was definitely my bank account.
Does anybody have anything they can suggest :( | Contact your bank, they should not be rejecting deposits to your account that have a valid name and details attached.
I'm not aware that banks can actually refuse to deal with any particular companies, very odd if that were the case. Why would they not accept valid transfers from any organisation?
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I had a long standing business bank account with Lloyds and a PP account set up with same details but the £5 fast withdrawal would never work, it would always be returned to PP in 7-10 days, when I approach Lloyds they could not explain why | The Following User Says Thank You to dave321 For This Useful Post: | |
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I will never understand why people pay p/p for the privilege of sending your money as it is invariably never any quicker for the vast majority of people. Just another p/p rip off
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Originally Posted by GTB i think someone said before they dont deal with paypal or something
or have banned them | My Mother uses paypal with lloyds and her account transfers go through fine, If it gets rejected again i shall use the normal withdraw method and see if that works otherwise i am at a loss
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Originally Posted by dave321 I had a long standing business bank account with Lloyds and a PP account set up with same details but the £5 fast withdrawal would never work, it would always be returned to PP in 7-10 days, when I approach Lloyds they could not explain why | does it work fine with normal transfers or did you try a different bank?
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normal withdrawal works fine with Lloyds, only issue was with express withdrawl.
as NoneOther states why should we have to pay to get our money RIP OFF
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AVOID Lloyds all together guys not good with stealth - plenty of other banks out there
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why IM£
whats the deal
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Lloyds TSB do NOT like mismatched name withdrawals. I had my bank account shut down once because of this. I have never used Lloyds since - and for this game never would.
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Numerous threads on the forum about peoples bad experiences with Lloyds when names dont match on PayPal & bank account. Ask Cortex he had a very bad experience with them.
Actually i know quite a few people that have had their accounts closed with Lloyds due to this.
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I totally disagree with all of you.
My Lloydss (plural) works very well and had done for lots of months.
I spent many hours reading and researching and found out if you know how to work the Lloyds accounts properly, they work a charm. I am proof of that.
Dont believe what people tell you until you have seen for yourself.
Oh. I forgot to say that my Lloyds transfers are in within a day and a half via normal transfer.
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Originally Posted by GTB why IM£
whats the deal | Deal is that lloyds exchanged info with paypal.
Confirmed by users here (not all active now but nevertheless it occurred.)
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Originally Posted by Jack London UK I totally disagree with all of you.
My Lloydss (plural) works very well and had done for lots of months.
I spent many hours reading and researching and found out if you know how to work the Lloyds accounts properly, they work a charm. I am proof of that.
Dont believe what people tell you until you have seen for yourself.
Oh. I forgot to say that my Lloyds transfers are in within a day and a half via normal transfer. | I Know what you mean but for ARGUMENTS sake,
i think it wise for people in general to follow the advise above about finding other banks first
i mean if your going to open a bank for PP then why go in the direction that could possibly cause problems like it has for so many when your probally a couple of keystroks or steps from one that does not.
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I second Tiswoz on that, why looking for hurdles while one should avoid it:>
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so if some ppl say lloyds is okay and some not,maybe it could be to do with how different the name is
e.g john smith is your bank name
john smithies is your paypal name
that could pass perhaps
but if the paypal name was frank johnson then mebe not
would be good to get some feedback from ppl this happened too
was the names slightly different or very different,problems or not
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Originally Posted by GTB so if some ppl say lloyds is okay and some not,maybe it could be to do with how different the name is
e.g john smith is your bank name
john smithies is your paypal name
that could pass perhaps
but if the paypal name was frank johnson then mebe not
would be good to get some feedback from ppl this happened too
was the names slightly different or very different,problems or not
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I have said before somewhere , Some lloyds current accounts do not work with PP full stop, these are the accounts they usually give new customers.
i once spent most of the afternoon in a branch to find that out.
I think its down to the individual branch managers if information is shared with PP or not, thats why some stealths are working and some not.
i know when i created my Lloyd's stealth, i added the accounts as j brown and thats how the money is transfered, but it is not possible any more with New PP's because it always get transfered as the FULL name now.
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Originally Posted by TizWoz I have said before somewhere , Some lloyds current accounts do not work with PP full stop, these are the accounts they usually give new customers.
i once spent most of the afternoon in a branch to find that out.
I think its down to the individual branch managers if information is shared with PP or not, thats why some stealths are working and some not.
i know when i created my Lloyd's stealth, i added the accounts as j brown and thats how the money is transfered, but it is not possible any more with New PP's because it always get transfered as the FULL name now. | Lloyds is real pain bank for Paypal, - I can confirm, that it not only " name thing"
I got two Lloyds current accounts before Xmas,- first I added with different paypal and bank name, and it was removed from paypal after 2 days. After some suggestions here, I added second account with the same name and all details on bank and Paypal , and anyway - this also was removed!
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okay so we know tizwoz does research these things so and as was said
why choose lloyds when ppl are saying to avoid,does not make sense
plenty of other options out there,god bless you all
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Originally Posted by GTB okay so we know tizwoz does research these things so and as was said
why choose lloyds when ppl are saying to avoid,does not make sense
plenty of other options out there,god bless you all | If You are outside of UK and You need to use UK paypal with real bank, You have not so many possibilities, but You must try to all possibilities what You can find in some cases,Not |
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Originally Posted by Ultimate If You are outside of UK and You need to use UK paypal with real bank, You have not so many possibilities, but You must try to all possibilities what You can find in some cases,Not | If you knew what you know now, would you have tried lloyds or looked for other options first ?
Lloyd's is the last resort or should be for people in general
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