Unable to reactivate the profile.
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I customer has started a new subscription for $6 per month.
I decided to give this customer their first month free, so I refused the innitial payment so the subscription failed and was suspended.
I then went on to reactivate their subscription, but it says "Unable to reactivate the profile."
I can't understand why I am getting this error.
Any ideas what is causing this problem and how can I fix it?
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Hi Hm2k,
I would think that it may be due to you never receiving a payment from your customer. You should consider cancelling the subscription and then asking them to make a payment when the next payment is due and this should reactivate the subscription between yourself and your customer's PayPal accounts.
I hope this helps,
David.
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I have the same issue. My subscription customer paid their first payment. When the second payment was skipped (another PayPal issue), I invoiced the customer (as a PayPal customer service rep suggested). The customer paid the invoice. I canceled the payment for the month and her account was suspended. Now I cannot reactivate the account.
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Hi I'm having exactly the same problem and keep being sent round in circles by the customer service team.
How did you manage to sort it out?
thanks
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I have same problem. When I click "Reactive" I got error "unable to reactive the profile".
But I found the solution:
1. Change "This profile will be suspended after" -> "No limit failur"
2. Before you can save, you need write something to the message textarea
3. Save
4. Click "Reactive" and it works!
Paypal is a little complicated 😉
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Hi Innow,
Thanks for your update and your detailed response. I am sure it will help other members.
Kudos to you
Paula
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Hi Innow,
Where do you do: (I've looked and looked!)
1. Change "This profile will be suspended after" -> "No limit failur"
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Hi,
Profile -> My selling tools -> My automatic payments (update) -> Click your suspended customer's name -> Change -> Number of failed payments allowed before suspending this profile -> No limit (this name is changed)
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Wonderful, thanks. Perhaps the 'suspended limit' is not reset when you attempt to reactive the subscription, so if there is already 1 failed payment, the subscription is not allowed to be reactivated. I found a similar solution - I set the 'failed payment' limit to 2 (the one that already failed and the next one). Reactivation then succeeded.
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