@stanbts    Yeah, that's the only way. Or you receive money or payments into your PayPal account balance. ... View more

@deecyde    Ah hah, so that's how these mysterious transactions that people report in the forums about being unauthorized and then when disputed PayPal would deny the claim on may have occurred. I think you need to call back PayPal and tell them about this vulnerability with facebook and get them to reverse the decision.   Please contact customer service to have fraud dept to investigate: Click HELP at the top menu, scroll down to click CONTACT US, and then scroll down to click CALL US.   Say "Live Agent" to the automated recording. ... View more

@Buffwillimo    PayPal sent me mines eons ago and I never requested it. I thought, "Hmmm....and activated it". It's more like an invitation telling you about the card and you can activate it or not. Your choice. If you don't activate it, destroy/shred the card and anything that has your address on it to safely discard it (obviously). ... View more

@BSED6r    Try sending a goods and services payment. They might not be able to receive personal payments.   According to the PayPal Egypt homepage, it seems Egypt can request payments for goods and services, send money for goods and services or checkout online and can open business accounts to accept commercial payments but nothing about receiving friends and family payments. ... View more

@KonstantinosMal    Read the checkout screens carefully. PayPal maybe asking for card as backup funding source so it can do instant payment with your bank account (front the money ahead to the merchant and wait for your bank payment to clear) or the merchant is asking for card to streamline checkout but it will still charge your bank account if bank is your preferred payment method.   If you removed your cards, you may have to add it during checkout to complete payment, just make sure the bank payment is the preferred funding source. ... View more

  @alisa123 wrote: No.. first i wanted to just add a debit card because its easier,i clicked on link a card but they didnt accept it and then after several times of trying it wrote that it cant be done now. After that i tried linking a bank account but it wrote i can only add a US bank account.. what should i do?? Contact customer service to reset the card. It will be blocked after attempting to add it a certain number of times and failing. Your country can only do card withdraw, or US bank account withdraw.   Please contact customer service for assistance: Click HELP at the top menu, scroll down to click CONTACT US, and then scroll down to click CALL US.   Say "Live Agent" to the automated recording. ... View more

@ayoob55    Click Transfer to bank account and then choose PayPal Balance in the FROM menu and select your debit card from the TO menu. ... View more

@231leo    Issued refunds of card payments takes up to a week to 30 days depending on your card issuer. ... View more

@Al3xDG    Reach out to PayPal via private message on social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paypal Twitter: @AskPayPal   ... View more

@Rabaia    5-7 days from the time the transfer is marked as completed on your PayPal account. ... View more

@LarryDaBest012    https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/template-management/prepaid-gift-cards ... View more

@knopp    Instant transfer @ 1% is to your debit card, not linked bank account. Have to link debit associated with your bank account first on the Wallet page. Then I would recommend performing the instant transfer after a couple of days have past after confirming the card.  ... View more

@JourneyWD    Export the button code (or email url link) again and paste it to your webpage. You're either using an expired button link or something. Also clear your web browser cache and cookies. ... View more

@shahz    Please contact customer service for assistance for specific account issues: Click HELP at the top menu, scroll down to click CONTACT US, and then scroll down to click CALL US.   Call early, during business hours, west coast time to try to get a US rep. Say "Live Agent" to the automated recording.   Or private message via social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paypal Twitter: @AskPayPal   ... View more

@Biscuitbatter    PayPal didn't steal you money...if an refund was issued, it takes up to a week to 30 days for your card issuer to post the refund to your card.  ... View more

@Jcreyes22    IF it does not arrive by Thursday (hopefully there is a tracking number for the shipment), locate the transaction in your account activity, click it, then click "Report a problem" to report Item Not Received. ... View more

@Leontin    When you make a payment through PayPal, your funding source shows a transaction as well as on your PayPal account activity if you logged in to PayPal to pay. If you paid as PayPal Guest checkout (no PayPal log in) the transaction would only show on the funding source account and not PayPal account activity.   Now with refunds on bank payments, the funds will go back to your PayPal balance but then it would be withdrawn back to your bank account. If you paid with PayPal balance (which you can confirm by looking up the original eBay transaction payment next to the words, "Paid by"), the refund will end up in your PayPal balance. ... View more

@Alimran    Your country supports card withdraw only, no Bahrain bank account withdraw so link a credit, debit, or prepaid card on the Wallet page to withdraw.  ... View more

@Dana28    Leave the account alone for a few to several days or at least do not attempt to withdraw for that long, then try again. It's a security block. Give it time to reset. I think maybe it's because you may have tried to withdraw to it too soon after linking. ... View more

@josephsarp    https://www.experian.com/blogs/ask-experian/how-to-replace-a-social-security-card/   Or   Proof of SSN/ITIN A document that confirms your 9-digit SSN/ITIN, assigned by the Internal Revenue Service or Social Security Administration.   Acceptable Proof of SSN/ITIN documents include: Social Security Number card Letter from IRS assigning SSN or ITIN 1099 Form (Dated within last 12 months) Employer-issued W2 (Dated within last 12 months) Paystub with complete SSN (Dated within last 12 months) 3rd party prepared tax documents (Dated within last 12 months, and signed by 3rd party preparer) ... View more

@diegopaul    It will go back on the card. Contact your bank/card issuer and ask what their policy is for such situations. ... View more

@AilbheKelly    If the card account number is the same, it should not be an issue. Otherwise, contact your card issuer and ask what their policies for such situations. ... View more

@bunde79    Everyone has to have their own account under their name, no multiple authorized users to link their own card within one account, with account security as it is these days.    At best you can manage multiple users with business accounts but that's for conducting business tasks and configuring different privileges for different users. Users can't add their own cards to the account. ... View more

@sophiekb7    Do not close dispute as you won't be able to reopen it. The seller can refund from within the dispute anyway, that's why the funds are withheld every time a dispute is filed.   How do I issue a refund for a dispute?   Here’s how: Go to the Resolution Center. Select Open Cases and find the transaction. Click the Case ID in the Case column. Click Issue a full refund on the case details page. You can issue a refund within 180 days of receiving a payment. Issuing a full refund automatically closes a dispute.   Please note that the case must be in the dispute phase or waiting for the seller's response to complete this action. If it is under review, you must contact PayPal to take this action.   If your PayPal account balance does not have enough money in it, the entire refund will be issued from the primary bank account linked to your PayPal account. *Refunds cannot be issued through the PayPal mobile app. ... View more

@KristijanGlavak    Contact customer service for assistance in appealing the dispute and have a human review it: Click HELP at the top menu, scroll down to click CONTACT US, and then scroll down to click CALL US.   Say "Live Agent" to the automated recording.   Or private message via social media: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paypal Twitter: @AskPayPal     If you initially filed the dispute as Item Not Received, have PayPal change it to  Significantly Not As Described and complain that you did not receive all of what you ordered and is asking for a partial refund of  258€. You lost the case because the dispute reason no longer matched what is happening so PayPal will rule against you unless you change reason of dispute to fit your case. Hopefully customer service can change the reason for your dispute and resolve it for you. ... View more

@daphnelolaluz1    Unfortunately, no. Since you already refunded there is no incentive or guarantee for the other party to return it.   Always ensure you get the item back first with proof of delivery via a tracking number before issuing refund. If the buyer refuses, tell them to file a PayPal dispute and PayPal will require other party to return with proof of delivery before PayPal refunds. ... View more

@bilabonic    This seller is avoiding eBay fees, if they are avoiding fees, imagine what else they can be avoiding. I would keep it moving and look for another listing to avoid any possible hassles of filing a dispute. To answer the question though, if you have the seller's email address, you can send a payment through your PayPal account by clicking Send and Request, enter the seller's email address, and select "Paying for item or service" under the amount you are sending to receive purchase protection and enter a thorough description on what you're buying in the Notes field. I would also recommend paying with a credit card. ... View more

@Xulybetes    No, the process is correct and worked as it should. If the money is supposed to come out of the checking account, what PayPal did is correct and according to their user agreement and account function documentation.   It charges your bank account and if there is insufficient funds on the initial attempt, your bank will ding your account for overdraft and PayPal may make up to 2 attempts in a space of 6 days. If there is still insufficient funds this time, you will get dinged again for overdraft until you add some funds (which you should do the first time you get dinged for the overdraft fees) to your bank account then PayPal will eventually use your back up credit card if you don't.   PayPal already fronted the money to the seller at this point, its just taking out the money you owe PayPal out of your checking account as indicated as the main preferred funding source.    The process does not work the way you think it does. It's doesn't put the charge on your credit card and avoid your bank drafts just because you have no money in your bank account. It works the way outlined above.    You must ensure you have funds in your bank account when paying with bank. PayPal says this in their documentation because your bank may charge overdrafts. ... View more