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eBay - verifying PayPal account
frugalfreda
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I am new to selling items on eBay and I have recently listed some items.
One of the items is now currently at just over £10.
I am trying to edit the listing (nothing significant) and I keep getting a message to say that I need to verify my Paypal account. I am unable to revise the listing.
I am able to edit my other listings successsfully.
Has anyone else experienced this? Am I likely to experience problems at the end if a buyer wants to pay via Paypal?
OH has just done a test sending money to my Paypal account and it went through successfully
It will take ages to verify my Paypal account especially with the postal strike and I need to change my name on the account which will complicate matters further.
One of the items is now currently at just over £10.
I am trying to edit the listing (nothing significant) and I keep getting a message to say that I need to verify my Paypal account. I am unable to revise the listing.
I am able to edit my other listings successsfully.
Has anyone else experienced this? Am I likely to experience problems at the end if a buyer wants to pay via Paypal?
OH has just done a test sending money to my Paypal account and it went through successfully
It will take ages to verify my Paypal account especially with the postal strike and I need to change my name on the account which will complicate matters further.
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Isn't verification when they put two small payments in your bank account? Nothing to do with the post.My TV is broken!
Edit: refunded £515 for TV 1.5 years out of warranty - thank you Sale of Goods Act! :j0
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