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How do I change the name on this account as my husband is deceased and under settings it doesn’t give you that choice
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Sadly you can't change a paypal account from one person to another, your best bet is to close your husbands account and open one in your own name?
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Sadly you can't change a paypal account from one person to another, your best bet is to close your husbands account and open one in your own name?
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I’m in the same predicament ! My husband is deceased and never thought about my name , even though I use different it primarily. I sent in marriage certificate, death certificate, my drivers license .... no reply from PayPal at all!
So...I went to close account and open new one and it said provide email address. I did. It said it can’t be used it’s alreay in file?!?! I can’t get anywhere!
Im stuck!
An dno reply from PayPal at all....
Ill sure be glad when eBay gets their own payment system up and running! PayPal will not be in my vocabulary!
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