verifying bank account for paypal UK

[mantisinc]

Yes, ⊗⊗⊗⊗ name and address, otherwise you WILL be linked.

I'm not entirely sure about how to get items delivered to your home, it's a hurdle I'm yet to cross.

[scouse12345]

If you want Items delivered to your home, just open up a Buying account, with correct address and only Buy on it.. less scrutiny

[Aardvark4Design.com]

ok thanks, got to start selling again so the buying account will have to wait!

[ebayhateluv]

If u r looking to build up fb on the acct that will be a seller acct- u could possibly add a local address in pp, but it will costs u another gift card--

>> Heres what i did..
a.) Have pp set up with your new info
b.) use a gift card---register it with the new name, but with the addy of the address u want pkgs sent to-- i.e. your aunts, your local ups store suite, etc.
c.) now go into pp--add theat new card- and scroll down, add the address u just registered for that card..
d.) now for buying --just click on the ship to address--(NOT IN EBAY)--but in pp.. then i would follow up with a kind note to the seller--confirming the address--as ebay has 1 addy, and pp would be diff, once over there..
>> I have used this method for 2 months now...working for me

[ddda88]

This post is old, but I'll continue here with my question:

I have 2 saving accounts with my bank, one is a normal saving account for which I have Visa debit card with 16-digits card no (great for verifying PP acc) WHILST the other saving account is on-line only (hence virtual?) for which I havn't got a plastic card with 16-digits number.

So here is my question and please don't laugh, the reason I'm asking this is cos I set up my first PP account long time ago and I just don't remember, so here is the question:

in order to verify new PP account, two small amount of money will be paid in or charged by PP to the bank account. Now I don't know whether I could submit my 'virtual' saving account for this purpose, whether the plastic is actually required or just the sort code & bank account number?

As always, thank you for your help.