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£250 in paypal how much for 1st withdrawal
 

£250 in paypal how much for 1st withdrawal
kind regards

Remember to leave at least £150 in your paypal account you don't want to empty it out do small amounts is this a new paypal account?

Leave enough to cover any outstanding e/b fees and a bit for refunds/chargebacks etc

£238.47. Any more than this and your account will be limited for sure. :p

first withdrawal

dont empty the account

do it in smaller amounts man,slowly increase things

nothing could happen but so could everything....its a big risk IMO to withdraw that much straight away

yes it is a new account week old

Take like £75 out and leave it for a while like a week or so and then take another £75 or so.

You should be fine I was in that position a few weeks ago and used the express withdrawal as a test and all went fine, money in my account the next day

Personally I wouldn't use the express withdrawl.

Especially if the name on the bank doesn't match, but thats another issue.

I'd withdraw £150 if there is £250 in there.

As long as you've added tracking etc and aren't selling GHD's or P90x then I'd say you should be fine!

daz

slowly but surely buddy

no need to take risks unless you have to!!!

I've used the express withdrawal without any problems....and the details don't match.

sometimes it could depend on the bank.

My advice? £10.

And no, that's not a joke.

75-100
leave at least a week before next withdrawal

Are you allergic to posting in the UK paypal forum? :violin:

As for a withdrawal mine would be £91. I leave a balance always :amen:

I think 100 should be ok, I have a account which is 5 month old but starting selling 1 month ago as soon as I get 100 in pp I transfer 50 to my bank never had issue I keep £50 to £80 all the time.

Always leave a balance - what was the amount of each sale?

what is this express withdrawal can somebody clafify this issue

@darryl,

You get conned into paying £5 to supposedly get your funds quickly ie by express ;).

Promise is the funds get to the account within 36 hours.

Yes, some users here have been lucky. But too many more have waited longer than a regular transfer. paypal also made a half baked promise to refund the fee if no express delivery.
They have £15 of my money :doh:

OK on all my accounts however old they are I never withdraw more than £50 and always leave a balance in there... took me 8 days to get £400 out but I didnt get limited... as many others say slowly but surely.

It is the way if you do it right you can be successful

Any decision made darryl?

right thanks everyone
best bet it not to pay the £50 pound and withdraw say 70 - 80 pounds and let it complete.

@hdavey10 did you withdraw 50 pounds a day ? or 2 transaction a day

This is a question of how long is a piece of string.....

But yeah dont go crazy on, slower you can take it the better....all depends how bad you need the cash :peace:

Leave outstanding fees plus a potential chargeback for one item - the rest is yours

Yes, that sounds good.

why would you not draw your money out??

especially if you are a supposed new customer


i have left it all in for weeks and still been busted, i think personally if you have a new account and are new supposedly to paypal it is more natural to draw it out instantly


thats my take anyway

not in the slightest right^^^

you take money in and take it all out expect a few raised eyebrows

you will of been limited for other reasons :doh:


fact=paypal like to always see funds in an account especially active ones incase of any chargebacks etc

i always say dont make them nervous

they dont want to lose money so dont make them feel as if you are a liability

has anyone any facts on this or is it based on idea


i am not a guru on any of these matters i have ran a few accounts taken money out straight away and left it in and in fact the accounts i have had closed quicker were ones i left money in

and from a logical point of view think about it does it make more sense to limit an account with cash or limit one with nothing in

they have nothing to gain from limiting an account with £0 cash


try keeping a few hundres in they have something to hold if they think the account is suspicious

if you are a new seller its normal to want to remove your cash
if you have the feedback positive withdraw the cash that is the route i will be taking

i have multiple acct's - i never clear it out, as a result pp & eb are being quite nice to me - raising limits etc.

I would imagine that PP are taking more notice of ppl clearing out acct's than trying to fathom an algorithm that tries to acertain whether a person is a stealth member by monitoring their actions.