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withdrawing money from Paypal could cost £5
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Be very careful if you are withdrawing money from Paypal as it could now cost you £5.
They are offering a new expediated 1-2 day option at top of page, which costs £5. Many folks may not realise this until it is too late.
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They are offering a new expediated 1-2 day option at top of page, which costs £5. Many folks may not realise this until it is too late.
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Could someone complain to the Fsa that they believe this £5 charge is unlawful, in the same way that the current bank charges court case alleges they are?
Paypal would presumably then have to prove it cost them £5 (including a reasonable profit) to process this service
see here for paypal screenshot:
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Well banks charge for CHAPS transfers at like £25, for faster payments. So i don't see why PayPal can't charge.Although no trees were harmed during the creation of this post, a large number of electrons were greatly inconvenienced.
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Could someone complain to the Fsa that they believe this £5 charge is unlawful, in the same way that the current bank charges court case alleges they are?
Paypal would presumably then have to prove it cost them £5 (including a reasonable profit) to process this service
see here for paypal screenshot:
http:
//img.photobucket
.com/albums/v415/cornucopia/PP-3.gif
Is this possible Paypal is in Luxenburg would they not come under their laws and not ours???Look after the Pennies and the Pounds will take care of themselves. :beer:0
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