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  • nanny_j
    nanny_j Posts: 302
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    Babafette wrote:
    Yay! Logged in today to complete some Quick Matches and noticed that my festive bonus points have finally been credited!! :j
    Me too. :j :j :j
  • MimiJane
    MimiJane Posts: 7,989
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts I've been Money Tipped!
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    Not me ... icon9.gif
    Wins since 2009 = £17,600

    MANY THANKS TO ALL OPS
  • pennylane99
    pennylane99 Posts: 5,783
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    I don't know how recently this was. But I received a payment of £13.00 today and Paypal took 65p fee from it. I have a basic Paypal account if that makes any difference.

    I have had 3 Paypal rewards from Lightspeed now, and none of them had any charges deducted....
  • I have some pay pal funds in my account and I was going to take them out there is a 65p charge for withdrawing them to my bank account. I think the charge is per transaction. Perhaps thats what the 65p is.
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  • I have some pay pal funds in my account and I was going to take them out there is a 65p charge for withdrawing them to my bank account. I think the charge is per transaction. Perhaps thats what the 65p is.

    I haven't tried to move the money out :(

    Looking at the transactions again, the payments seem to have been converted to US$ not from US$ which confuses me even more. Paypal know I live in the UK (I'm an address verified member) and I log in to the UK site so I'm not sure why that would happen :confused:
  • culpepper
    culpepper Posts: 4,076 Forumite
    If you withdraw paypal funds to your bank account and they are below £50, they charge you for the transaction. If over £50, it is free. Maybe that is why??

    I received my festive points a couple of days ago too by the way:)
  • kezia
    kezia Posts: 322 Forumite
    Still no voucher :mad:

    Have emailed 'Lauren' today. Am awaiting the copy of the first email I got way back in November :rotfl:
    Smoke free since 16th December 2012
  • culpepper wrote:
    If you withdraw paypal funds to your bank account and they are below £50, they charge you for the transaction. If over £50, it is free. Maybe that is why??

    I received my festive points a couple of days ago too by the way:)

    I haven't tried to withdraw it so it can't be that :confused:
  • Just to add to the above, I've emailed Paypal to see if they know why it has happened so I will let you know their explanation....if I get one.
  • kezia
    kezia Posts: 322 Forumite
    Does anyone know if you can use one Paypal account to redeem payments from 2 separate lightspeed accounts? I want to open one so I can take credits 'safely and quickly' from Lightspeed and then use the same account on places like Ebay.
    Smoke free since 16th December 2012
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