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MrFudge
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 8:34 pm |
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enter your bank account number. then transfer funds.
takes a couple days to transfer.
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 8:36 pm |
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Don't you need to verify your bank account i think they send 2 small payments to your account and you need to verify with paypal how much that was.
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huejas
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 8:38 pm |
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MrFudge wrote: enter your bank account number. then transfer funds.
takes a couple days to transfer. i dont know which is the Bank Transit Number or the Institution Number and im pretty sure the account number is on my passbook do i need these other 2?
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dom
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 8:41 pm |
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huejas wrote: MrFudge wrote: enter your bank account number. then transfer funds.
takes a couple days to transfer. i dont know which is the Bank Transit Number or the Institution Number and im pretty sure the account number is on my passbook do i need these other 2? You need those numbers for them to deposit two small amounts into your account, and have you confirm those amounts to confirm your account. Afterwards you can transfer money.
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huejas
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 8:46 pm |
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dom wrote: huejas wrote: MrFudge wrote: enter your bank account number. then transfer funds.
takes a couple days to transfer. i dont know which is the Bank Transit Number or the Institution Number and im pretty sure the account number is on my passbook do i need these other 2? You need those numbers for them to deposit two small amounts into your account, and have you confirm those amounts to confirm your account. Afterwards you can transfer money. okay thx i will check with my bank 
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MrFudge
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 8:48 pm |
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yea it took like 3 days for it to show on my bank statement.
the amounts were like $0.03 and $0.07
then after those 3 days i had to wait another couple of days for my money to get onto the paypal account.
so ur lookin in on about a week of waiting for ur funds to completely transfer.
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dom
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 8:52 pm |
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MrFudge wrote: yea it took like 3 days for it to show on my bank statement.
the amounts were like $0.03 and $0.07
then after those 3 days i had to wait another couple of days for my money to get onto the paypal account.
so ur lookin in on about a week of waiting for ur funds to completely transfer. Unless you live outside the US  took me almost 2 weeks =[
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MrFudge
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 8:58 pm |
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yea come to think of it it was about 10-11 days :S
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dom
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 9:02 pm |
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If they have a "pay with paypal" feature or whatever it's called, after you've confirmed your account, it will deduct the amount from your account and take the rest from your bank account. I leave my paypal at 0, so it's an instant transfer from my bank account and payment is made.
There's limits on non-business accounts for withdrawals, tranfers, etc. Not sure what they are, but if you're planning to transfer big amounts you should check it out.
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MrFudge
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 9:11 pm |
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i thin limits start at like $5,000 lol. i didnt know the direct from bank account thing worked. might change the way i buy stuffs.
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huejas
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 9:11 pm |
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dom wrote: If they have a "pay with paypal" feature or whatever it's called, after you've confirmed your account, it will deduct the amount from your account and take the rest from your bank account. I leave my paypal at 0, so it's an instant transfer from my bank account and payment is made.
There's limits on non-business accounts for withdrawals, tranfers, etc. Not sure what they are, but if you're planning to transfer big amounts you should check it out. what do you mean confirm my account?
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MrFudge
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 9:15 pm |
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huejas wrote: dom wrote: If they have a "pay with paypal" feature or whatever it's called, after you've confirmed your account, it will deduct the amount from your account and take the rest from your bank account. I leave my paypal at 0, so it's an instant transfer from my bank account and payment is made.
There's limits on non-business accounts for withdrawals, tranfers, etc. Not sure what they are, but if you're planning to transfer big amounts you should check it out. what do you mean confirm my account? paypal deducts a tiny amount from your bank acount, like $.03 and $.05 u have to check your bank to see how much paypal took out, and input it in paypal, its basically like image verification.
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huejas
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 9:28 pm |
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MrFudge wrote: huejas wrote: dom wrote: If they have a "pay with paypal" feature or whatever it's called, after you've confirmed your account, it will deduct the amount from your account and take the rest from your bank account. I leave my paypal at 0, so it's an instant transfer from my bank account and payment is made.
There's limits on non-business accounts for withdrawals, tranfers, etc. Not sure what they are, but if you're planning to transfer big amounts you should check it out. what do you mean confirm my account? paypal deducts a tiny amount from your bank acount, like $.03 and $.05 u have to check your bank to see how much paypal took out, and input it in paypal, its basically like image verification. okay thx for helping me out as well as dom i will try it out and if i have any more issues then ill ask thanks again 
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Snudge
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 9:44 pm |
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dom wrote: If they have a "pay with paypal" feature or whatever it's called, after you've confirmed your account, it will deduct the amount from your account and take the rest from your bank account. I leave my paypal at 0, so it's an instant transfer from my bank account and payment is made.
There's limits on non-business accounts for withdrawals, tranfers, etc. Not sure what they are, but if you're planning to transfer big amounts you should check it out. Actually, you can't do that on most sites unless you have a creditcard linked to your paypal account. Unless they accecpt E-Checks, that is. Which they rarely do.
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dom
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 9:45 pm |
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Snudge wrote: dom wrote: If they have a "pay with paypal" feature or whatever it's called, after you've confirmed your account, it will deduct the amount from your account and take the rest from your bank account. I leave my paypal at 0, so it's an instant transfer from my bank account and payment is made.
There's limits on non-business accounts for withdrawals, tranfers, etc. Not sure what they are, but if you're planning to transfer big amounts you should check it out. Actually, you can't do that on most sites unless you have a creditcard linked to your paypal account. Unless they accecpt E-Checks, that is. Which they rarely do. I have my credit card linked to my account, but it withdraws from my debit account?
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Snudge
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Post subject: Re: PayPal Posted: Sat Jan 19, 2008 9:52 pm |
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dom wrote: Snudge wrote: dom wrote: If they have a "pay with paypal" feature or whatever it's called, after you've confirmed your account, it will deduct the amount from your account and take the rest from your bank account. I leave my paypal at 0, so it's an instant transfer from my bank account and payment is made.
There's limits on non-business accounts for withdrawals, tranfers, etc. Not sure what they are, but if you're planning to transfer big amounts you should check it out. Actually, you can't do that on most sites unless you have a creditcard linked to your paypal account. Unless they accecpt E-Checks, that is. Which they rarely do. I have my credit card linked to my account, but it withdraws from my debit account? ... Well, I dont have a CC linked to my account, so it often just links me to a page where i -could- add a CC to my account, because the site doesnt accept E-Checks
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