I opened a PayPal account in 2017 and it has been helpful for me in making and receiving international payments. PayPal remains one of the financial platforms that is accessible in most countries.I have a PayPal account too. I started using PayPal in 2015 when I started working online. It was the only major means most website pays those working on their website.
PayPal is actually very good as long as you try as much as possible to work within their rules and regulations so that you don't have any issues with your account.I have a PayPal account too. I started using PayPal in 2015 when I started working online. It was the only major means most website pays those working on their website.
It's how you tagged it that they fraudulently closed your account that's got me laughing so hard!Sincerem11 said:RE: Do you make use of PayPal?
After PayPal closed my account fraudulently earlier this year, I decided not to create future PayPal account, I use my friend's own to take Paypal funds and it's easier that way for me.
They closed one of my PayPal account too even after providing the documents they asked for.Sincerem11 said:RE: Do you make use of PayPal?
After PayPal closed my account fraudulently earlier this year, I decided not to create future PayPal account, I use my friend's own to take Paypal funds and it's easier that way for me.
Unfortunately, there's no other better alternative payment processor that's better than PayPal. It's why we are all stuck with using PayPal.Yes, I still make use of PayPal but if I can avoid using it with another option available, I will use that option ahead of PayPal.
I was using paypal until recently and one day they restricted my accounts and froze my funds. A couple of clients filed fraudulent cases against me and they froze my funds and then refunded to the clients. I stopped using it
This is madness of them. There should be a process with handling charge backs. If you don't answer the case, they have the right to refund and suspend your account but if you follow up with good facts and win the case, they're not supposed to touch your account.I was using paypal until recently and one day they restricted my accounts and froze my funds. A couple of clients filed fraudulent cases against me and they froze my funds and then refunded to the clients. I stopped using it
They are just being silly. If no one receives money from a sender, they won't make money either. They just have a bad strategy in this one but because they offer what seems to be the best service compared to others, people are forced to used their services.I understand that sometimes sellers try to cheat on buyers but paypal should also listen to seller, but sadly paypal makes money when someone sends payment, so they practically favor those who send funds rather than the ones who receive funds.