Paypoo account limited

thelawnet

I received £1900 to my paypoo account, and predictably enough they are messing me around. My account is 'limited', which means I can't do anything until it is resolved. However, as you can see:



I've jumped through all their hoops, but it still says I need to do more, even though all the to-do items are crossed out.


Any ideas what I need to do?

RFW

thelawnet wrote: »

Any ideas what I need to do?

Call them and ask. Maybe not call them "Paypoo", they might think it childish;)

pursestring

According to the info provided you are not verified. It should say something like ‘You are fully verified’ instead of ‘More account information required’. Though I can’t see why it doesn’t so my advice is the same as RFW’s - phone them.

davmail

Its simple,Paypoo are holding onto your money,so they get the interest and not you,and it's just a reminder that THEY have the power,and not you,they are not your Pal,friend is a four letter word.

londondealer

I am rapidly going of paypal and ebay. Time for a re-think.

soolin

londondealer wrote: »

I am rapidly going of paypal and ebay. Time for a re-think.

If the weather ever improves you could do car boot sales

StaffsSW

davmail wrote: »

Its simple,Paypoo are holding onto your money,so they get the interest and not you

Fact, or opinion? This is often banded about, but nobody ever backs up the claim...

soolin

stevew8975 wrote: »

Fact, or opinion? This is often banded about, but nobody ever backs up the claim...

Steve, I think the answer is already there, they call it 'paypoo' which shows how much they understand. It also shows why this thread won't get as much help as other similar threads.

Mrsurprise

I always hated Paypal, call them and tell how angry you're.

porto_bello

With both Paypal and eBay, I've found sometimes it pays to pick up the phone and speak to someone. I suspect this may be one such example.

RFW

Mrsurprise wrote: »

I always hated Paypal, call them and tell how angry you're.

A good old rant always endears help from a customer service department:o

Paypal don't earn interest on held funds and as a financial institution aren't allowed to within the UK. In the US where they can and do they actually give it back to customers upon request or (I think) donate to charity when it isn't. Paypal only doing it to protect buyers doesn't really make a good reason for some.