Hello. I am servicing a new client of mine (a non profit organization). Previously, a fomer president of the organization set up a Paypal account for the organization, assumidly under his name, and there is a nominal amount remaining in the account. The member has since left the organization, and taken the Paypal login information with him. He refuses to relinquish it, or the remaining balance. Does Paypal have any procedure for the surviving members of the organization to reclaim the account and that balance that remains in it? If not, then is there a procedure for multiple signatories to an account for a non-profit org. so that more than one person has control of the account? It would help if there were policies and procedures in place to facilitate those changes. It would truly be of help if Paypal would allow the use of "corporate entities" (e.g. "president@non-profit.org" or "treasurer@non-profit.org" to create the account without regard to an individual person.. But I guess you need to have the account tied to an individual, right? The very nature of some of these organizations is that people come and go quickly, and financial signatories change quickly. And in our case, if someone leaves and doesn't relinquish the account or funds, the org is out of luck. I'm sure this isn't the only case of this happening. How does the Paypal community in general handle situations like this? All thoughts appreciated. Regards, Clear Viz Computer
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