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PayPal advice...
sukk_uk
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my boyfriend is trying to buy something by using paypal. but it says he has gone past his £500 he is allowed to use. yes its true he has bought alot of things in the past but now its refusing to let him use it . is there anyway of getting round this? or will he have to be a 'special' member of sum kind.
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I have never heard if this - have you tried posting on the ebay board? they may have more experience about this type of thing.:heart2:Mum to my little Daisy 3 and Archie 1.:heart2:0
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I remember reading something on PAYPAL's website and once you have reached the £500 limit you have to upgrade to the next level up. I think under that you are classed as using it for personal use and then over that figure business. Its definately on their website.Matched betting proceeds so far: £505.000
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He has reached a pre set limit of which if he sets up a Direct Debit he will become varified then Paypal will increase the limit.
He could set up another account and register a different card but be careful as Ebay have a strict policing policy in some areas of which if they suspect some thing dodgy ( of which this is'nt ) it will flag up, they may suspend the account until they are satified that your boyfriend is the bonified user.Unless you set up an account to avoid any problems.
Hope this helps.
Take a look at the dedicated Ebay forum on this site for more info.Rememember. Everyone seems normal until you get to know them.
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