@KarenRose11 wrote: @Crstna and @Berlynn The best way is to call PayPal directly. It's for free using Skype. And ask a Supervisor or a Manager. That's what I'm doing sometimes when I'm so angry with them. Lol. I'm calling them on Skype for free using this number: (area code plus one, eight—eight—eight, two—two—one, one—one—six—one). Select the United States under country selection. Free of charge. (I have to type it like that because when I type it as numbers, it's not showing. It will show as this: (+1) Go to https://www.paypal.com/help and click "Call Us" Or you can check this website: https://jubilynfuertes.wordpress.com/2012/10/26/how-to-call-paypal-via-skype/ This is where I found the 2 numbers of PayPal that we can call for free using Skype. Their hours of operation are 4 am to 10 pm Monday through Friday, U.S. Pacific Time and 6 am to 8 pm Saturday and Sunday, U.S. Pacific Time. @KarenRose11 I've done that several times, if not mentioned previously. I am now at a point of utter dismay to have to explain again and again in several instances. It really gives off a bad taste-waiting in the queue, being passed around from one person to the next, being told what I already know, and the list goes on. The worst part of it is there ARE several instances that my call was dropped or making me wait on hold purposefully for me to drop the call. I know how it goes, I've worked in the telco industry before and these kinds of practice is utter rubbish. It really reflects on how indifferent Paypal is knowing I've sent and called on the same request for months now. I know that I am not the first person to get experience this-as I've heard and read online-this is one method to document for them to see and read, if not they've heard my call recordings, how rubbish they are at handling people's requests but when it comes to money when they're in the winning end, they sure do come through. It makes one wonder.
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