Unable to close my account!
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Hello, I am unable to close my account and it's really **bleep** me off about how PayPal blocks your access to the account as well as to delete it after you give them your ID. My PayPal that was registered in the UK with a UK phone number got a limitation due to apparently suspicious activity in November and they were asking for an ID to remove the limitation. In December, I explained them that why I require a UK account to avoid chargebacks and use friends & family option in deals that is out of PayPal's control. I also told them that if they still need the ID, I can upload my Indian ID if it would work. One of their chat assistant said yes and so I did the same. Few days later i get to know that I won't be able to use my PayPal anymore. That's frustrating part #1. Now comes the frustrating part #2, I am UNABLE to close my account. When I click on Close Account, it says there is a problem and it links me to the Contact Us Page. At the contact us page, it keeps repeating the same thing that all our agents are offline, bla bla bla and they never return on the mentioned time next day. So technically I am locked out of my own account unable to delete it, nor can I contact PayPal to do it. I seriously need help, I am highly **bleep** off is this is how PayPal functions!
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Paypal is country specific so if you have a UK paypal account you have to live in the UK and add UK information to that account.
Its against paypal rules to use another countries paypal account to try and bypass limitations in your own countries account.
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As you can't verify it then sadly you can't close it.
It would be permanently limited. 😪
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To be honest If you don't break rules then there would be no problem would there?
Also if you have a permanent ban then the ban is on you and not just that account, you would need to ask customer services if they will allow you to open another account, that is not guaranteed as you have already broken their rules once.
Any account that is subject to a permanent ban as its illegally opened would be permanently limited to stop you removing anything from it so you can't use them on another paypal account as they have been used on the illegal one.
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They would ask for i.d. to confirm you lived in the UK as you had a UK paypal account, when you could not provide that i.d. sadly you were limited.
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An Indian i.d would only work if you lived in India, OR if you had Indian i.d but proved you had a residence in the UK.
You can't provide i.d from another country to verify a country specific paypal account.
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