| | | BananaMan | 07-05-2012 08:03 AM | offloading paypal funds to different sites what you guys think?
will buying on many websites ring any paypal alarm bells
cheers |
| NoneOther | 07-05-2012 09:06 AM | Spending the money in your p/p account anywhere can cause alarm bells to ring with p/p.
No one knows for sure what will trigger a review on a transaction.
My only advice would be to take things slow and easy if it is a relatively new account. |
| BananaMan | 07-05-2012 05:30 PM | not a new account.
its been arround along time and money has been withrdrawn to bank plenty of times but its my sisters account .
she wont withdraw the cash i have in there because shes being funny about it affecting her benifits etc. i dont think it will as basicly it could go into her account then bank transfer to me so im trying to offload this account.
the account has already had all the drivers licences added and invoices etc becuase paypal asked for them when she sold some high secuirty items like tickets etc, so its all been passed and fully verified.
its my issue with her why i have to spend it rather than her withdraw it, unless any of you guys can think of a good way to get it out i know alot of you on here are very clever guys what do you sugest i could do. cheers |
| NoneOther | 07-05-2012 06:13 PM | As the p/p account is fully verified you could add another bank account to it that you have access to and withdraw cash that way but don't confirm it with the two deposits.
That way it won't go anywhere near your sisters account |
| BananaMan | 07-05-2012 07:02 PM | ok that seems a good idea but im selling some slightly iffy items at the moment that i dont want ebay or paypal to see, and hopefully they wont see them unless i get negs or disputes wich i shouldnt do becuase people know what the score is and all pos fb so far,
will adding new bank account make paypal sniff arround agian if i start making withdrawls to a dif account than normal.
also the account i want to add would be in a totaly diff name so would the bank e.g barclyas acspet payments from the paypal in my sisters name.
why do i not verify the deposits? Surely if i dont i will get them sniffing arround no?
finaly
also what kind of sales is called as high sales, atm im making about 100 a day in sales is this classed as alot? or enough to get snooped on again or will the fact that the paypal has already been limited and all the required info has been given so i should get left alone?
thanks in advance NoneOther |
| GreenBean | 07-05-2012 07:10 PM | You can add more than one bank account to paypal.
Have an active account and paypal might sniff. Avoid 'assuming' because you sorted everything once, it will be OK for the future. paypal strikes at any time :smash:
£100 a day is a high volume. Be careful. Re-read what I said above :violin:
Pointers:
Get YOUR own accounts going & leave your sister alone
Stop thinking that every buyer you will get in future will be nice.
Consider making more accounts.
I have this feeling you have ALL your eggs in one basket .Basket belongs to your sister.
This plan could come unstuck :pout: |
| BananaMan | 07-05-2012 07:18 PM | i fully understand your points greenbean
i feel exactly the same about this so im trying to be as carefull as possible.
still i dont quite grasp the adding a bank account under a diffrent name to my sisters paypal account,
and why do i not verify the two deposits.
also when adding the 2nd account does it ask for name or does it just want the account number and if it automaticly puts my sisters name as the account name will the bank *barclys) acsept a deposit from paypal that was sent from a diffrent name,
cheers guys |
| GreenBean | 07-05-2012 07:38 PM | My feeling is that NoneOther (rightly) suggested not confirming with the two deposits to minimise the account being looked at. ;)
The good thing with adding a accounts is that it 'takes' the sort code & account number.It then names the account whatever the existing name is ;) |
| BananaMan | 07-05-2012 07:49 PM | Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenBean™
(Post 357025)
My feeling is that NoneOther (rightly) suggested not confirming with the two deposits to minimise the account being looked at. ;)
The good thing with adding a accounts is that it 'takes' the sort code & account number.It then names the account whatever the existing name is ;) | i live in a diffrent county to my sister do you think the sort code would cause any issues as sort codes represent the area of the bank and it would be in another county,
also still dont understand why the 2 deposits being verified make someone look at the account i thoght it was all automated, guess not
also still not answered about the bank acsepting a payment when its not in the correct name, or does it not work like that does the bank not see any names when reciving money from paypal do they just see it as a paypal payment? |
| GreenBean | 07-05-2012 07:59 PM | Which country?
None of this might work :nono: |
| BananaMan | 07-05-2012 08:09 PM | sorry you missread my spelling
i dont live in a diffrent counTRY i live in a diffrent counTY
this is the usa equivilant of living in a diffrent State and each state has diffrent sort numbers on there accounts |
| GreenBean | 07-05-2012 08:23 PM | :doh: MyBad.
Difference of counties is not an issue LOL
Issue is reading without enough caffeine |
| BananaMan | 07-05-2012 08:51 PM | Quote:
Issue is reading without enough caffeine
| i know the feeling its 3am here.
but still i do not understand how adding a bank account and NOT verifying it is better than Verifying it how does that one work im obviously missing something here |
| NoneOther | 07-06-2012 02:34 AM | The advice not to verify it has sound reasoning based on many factors.
It is a viable solution that diminishes certain risks to your current situation.
There is no need to confirm an additional bank account as the p/p is already verified. That is the only reason a bank account needs to be confirmed.
Up to you whether you choose to do it that way or not.
Advice is what it is, only advice. |
Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenBean™
(Post 357042)
:doh: MyBad.
Difference of counties is not an issue LOL
Issue is reading without enough caffeine | GreenBean™, I'll be more than happy to ship over some super strength caffeine tablets if you want.:p
Op, you have got some sound advice on your current situation through your persistent questioning here.
:peace: |
| BananaMan | 07-07-2012 08:11 PM | Can someone please confirm a uk bank that will acsept payments from paypal under a complete diffrent name,
i really need to sort this fast so anyone that can help please share this info,
cheers |
| GreenBean | 07-07-2012 08:30 PM | Excuse me, tantrums are my speciality:deadhorse:
Ideally your question should have been
I am using the Grand National Bank of Nigeria. Will paypal accept different names?
Which are you considering and what type of account?
ps Grand Bank of Nigeria is great for different names :pound: |
| BananaMan | 07-07-2012 09:22 PM | no im not one of those anoying nigerian scammers, like i said before its my sisters account and she wont let me withdrawn the cash to her bank becuase she does not want to be investigated for tax and may affect benifts.
i will just open a uk bank account e.g LLOYDS, BARCLAYS, HALIFAX, SANTANDER etc and need to know ones that wont refuse the cash going in under wrong name
thanks |
| Elijah | 07-07-2012 09:53 PM | Stay away from LLoy's TSB and you will be fine; all the others are fine with non-matching names. Although they work, I wouldn't use Santander either due to their abysmal customer service in my experience. And be prepared for frustration if you ever go to your Nationwide branch and intend to withdraw with ID only due to leaving your card at home; they will just refuse you until you cancel your card (idiotic, I know). And if you lost it then you can only withdraw £500 on a day. These policies annoyed the sh*t out of me and caused me great inconvenience.
Remember that it is best to open "basic" accounts rather than full current accounts to protect your credit rating when opening multiple in a short space of time, as they have no credit scoring or check. I use the Barclays Card Cash account and managed to open 5 of these and 1 savings account all on the same day. |
| shadow | 07-07-2012 10:40 PM | The majority of UK banks are fine. If you are selling 100 pounds worth of stuff a day STOP immediately. Trust me, you will be banned, the damage could even of been done already.. |
| BananaMan | 07-08-2012 08:14 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by shadow
(Post 357643)
The majority of UK banks are fine. If you are selling 100 pounds worth of stuff a day STOP immediately. Trust me, you will be banned, the damage could even of been done already.. | not always 100 only 100 at weekends most weekdays probly 30-50 |
| GreenBean | 07-08-2012 08:16 AM | Still TOO much.
Slow down as the account matures.:ranger: |
| BananaMan | 07-08-2012 08:18 AM | its a 2007 account and she has sold various things on it in the past including high end tickets etc. hence having to give drivers licence etc. to fully verify the paypal.
also another question i could start acsepting the paypal payments with a diffrent paypal that i have full acsess to and can withdraw to the verified account attached to it, but my suspicions is that if i start acsepting payments to a diffrent paypal account rather than the one in her name thats linked to her ebay account this will raise alamrs? what you guys think |
| oompaloompa | 07-09-2012 08:09 AM | I do not get why it would raise flags, depends how much though. You can buy stuff and then sell it on using another payment method..........
you ask about accepting payments with another paypal, you mean on ebay?, no do not do that.
If you have not been clear, if you have your own paypal, why can you not just make/add an matching ebay to it? |
| BananaMan | 07-09-2012 04:51 PM | hi sorry i may not have been clear enough, basicly my sister has a really good ebay account plenty of feedback and the account is aged so i decided for obvious reasons to sell on that account rather than start a new one, she wont withdraw the paypal funds to her own bank as she thinks it will cause problems with tax and benifits, so im thinking of using another paypal to start acsepting payments but to still use her ebay, but my feeling is that acsepting paypal payments under a diffrent name to the ebay account is not a good idea? |
| totallylegit | 07-09-2012 10:36 PM | I have done that in 2 accounts for little over 2 years and I think both ebay and pp knows, it never seemed to bother them. But I did have a very legit operation otherwise , %100 positive feedback and all. So it depends on how big of a risk you are to them I guess. I kept a low profile. Hope this helps. |
| oompaloompa | 07-10-2012 02:07 AM | you need to make a paypal in her details to attach, then you add YOUR bank to it. She needs to give you permission, because the liabilty for debts etc could end up with her. |
| GreenBean | 07-10-2012 04:03 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by oompaloompa
(Post 358122)
you need to make a paypal in her details to attach, then you add YOUR bank to it. She needs to give you permission, because the liabilty for debts etc could end up with her. | :noidea: Why? |
| oompaloompa | 07-10-2012 04:09 AM | cos he wants to use her ebay, but she does not want the money in her bank, I assume with her consent it is ok?
or alternative is swap her bank for his... |
| GreenBean | 07-10-2012 05:31 AM | Quote:
Originally Posted by oompaloompa
(Post 358138)
cos he wants to use her ebay, but she does not want the money in her bank, I assume with her consent it is ok?
or alternative is swap her bank for his... | That advice was already given.
Check the first six posts.
OP is trying to find out the simplest way :heh: | | All times are GMT -5. The time now is 07:25 AM. | |
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