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of course im sure, thats how paypal WORKS ure sendin a PAYMENT to a consumer/busineses EMAIL which is LINKED to there SPECIFIC pay pal account
all u have to do is think about logically how the payp[al system works and ull know its true, like i said though im in no way recommending its done pointing it out as a "fun fact", also because paypal prevent u from givin urself a cash advance via ure own account........against terms and conditions..........anyways ive told you the loophole do with that info as you see fit lol
as for gambling sites ive no idea i never use them and couldnt comment0 -
rogue_elements wrote: »whenever i receive funds in paypal i dont get charged any fees...
It depends how people send you the money, if they send it as a 'gift' payment the sender pays the fees, if it is sent as a payment for goods then the receiver pays the fees.
Paypal no longer charges to withdraw funds from your account but there is a minimum withdrawal of £6.00. If you chose fast payment withdrawal to your bank account there is a charge of £5.0 -
dizzyblonde82 wrote: »It depends how people send you the money, if they send it as a 'gift' payment the sender pays the fees, if it is sent as a payment for goods then the receiver pays the fees.
Paypal no longer charges to withdraw funds from your account but there is a minimum withdrawal of £6.00. If you chose fast payment withdrawal to your bank account there is a charge of £5.
If you're doing a personal payment there are no fees if paid from a bank account.
In this case it is a credit card so there is a 3.4% fee +20p and this is paid by the sender or the recipient.0 -
Its-A-New-Age-Thing wrote: »of course im sure, thats how paypal WORKS ure sendin a PAYMENT to a consumer/busineses EMAIL which is LINKED to there SPECIFIC pay pal account
all u have to do is think about logically how the payp[al system works and ull know its true, like i said though im in no way recommending its done pointing it out as a "fun fact", also because paypal prevent u from givin urself a cash advance via ure own account........against terms and conditions..........anyways ive told you the loophole do with that info as you see fit lol
as for gambling sites ive no idea i never use them and couldnt comment
Although I have heard of people doing this and receiving a friendly call from Paypal to say don't do this again or we'll block your account.0 -
Although I have heard of people doing this and receiving a friendly call from Paypal to say don't do this again or we'll block your account.
Always ways around it i could for example make a paypal payment to my girlfriends paypal or wifes or my mum and dads knowing theyd all give me the money, probably be EASIER actually, save me opening a second account......
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Its-A-New-Age-Thing wrote: »Always ways around it i could for example make a paypal payment to my girlfriends paypal or wifes or my mum and dads knowing theyd all give me the money, probably be EASIER actually, save me opening a second account......
:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:
As long as you don't do it all on the same internet connection, as Paypal are notorious for linking accounts based upon IP address
Below link shows very common scenario as well!
http://boards.thisismoney.co.uk/tim/threadnonInd.jsp?forum=104&thread=804680 -
As long as you don't do it all on the same internet connection, as Paypal are notorious for linking accounts based upon IP address
Below link shows very common scenario as well!
http://boards.thisismoney.co.uk/tim/threadnonInd.jsp?forum=104&thread=80468
easy solution being in that scenario, MOBILE BROADBAND plugin an plug out lol
like i said always ways around stuff
not to mention umpteen ip hiding/changing programs torrent freaks are right into them, ive one myself i can say im surfing from africa one day brazil the next switzerland the day after followed by a surfin spell in germany all from the comfort of my home in scotland always handy lol (its a privacy thing)0
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