Made payment by check, checking account has insufficient funds. I want to change funding source

Roland
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Greetings,

 

I made a paypal payment via an automatic payment from a credit union account.  The payment was confirmed.

 

The credit union account had insufficent funds and I got an email message from paypal telling me.  They asked me to fund the account.  However, this account is out of state and I can not do that.

 

I want to change the funding source to a credit card.

 

How do I do this?


Thanks,

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sandypurins
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You can't change the funding source after the payment has been initiated. If that payment has a backup funding source, PayPal will use it after the primary funding source (your credit union account) fails twice.

 

Otherwise, send a new payment with a funding source which has sufficient funds.

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Firefoxsd
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i just initiated an instant transfer and had the wrong funding account, which does not have enough money for this transaction.  Will it default to the "back-up" funding source?  Is there additional fees????

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dt77331
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Yeah, the same thing happened to me.  PayPal stated I was SOL. So now I am stuck with a 60 dollar charge at the credit union. I am making a complaint to EBAY about Paypal. I have no plans to use paypal in the future and if this means I cannot purchase something on Ebay, oh well.

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surplusdealdude
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@dt77331 wrote:

Yeah, the same thing happened to me.  PayPal stated I was SOL. So now I am stuck with a 60 dollar charge at the credit union. I am making a complaint to EBAY about Paypal. I have no plans to use paypal in the future and if this means I cannot purchase something on Ebay, oh well.


 

So, YOU messed up and you want to blame Paypal.

 

Bye, bye.

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Firefoxsd
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That was not my post you replied to.  I am not blaming Paypal.  Are there any fees associated with an NSF primary source and having to use backup?  Read a little closer to my post, not his...

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surplusdealdude
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@Firefoxsd wrote:

That was not my post you replied to.  I am not blaming Paypal.  Are there any fees associated with an NSF primary source and having to use backup?  Read a little closer to my post, not his...


 

Yes, I know it wasn't your post - that's why I quoted HIS post.

 

There are no fees from Paypal, at least.  They'll just try the echeck again.

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