when am out of my IP address.I intend to travel to africa, ido some ebay business so i was wondering if i can manage to transact on paypal from any cybercafe  over there
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I'm not sure of the question, but yes, you can access your paypal account anywhere. \n\nIf you have a website that you sell things off of, you can also add a paypal button on your website and automatically accept credit cards if you have a paypal business account (it doesnt cost anything to upgrade). \n\nPeople will always be able to pay you via paypal whether you have access to your account or not. And as long as you have an internet connection of some kind, you should be able to access your paypal account (unless you have access restricted to one IP address, a feature you can disable).
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Regrettably, I'm going to go with you can't. I suppose you could appeal to Nigeria's government, and you should,but they may be powerless. Also consider they unfortunate possiblity you may be too late. Don't send money, and most definitely don't go there yourself.
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alternate address is a feeble to get PW. you need a secret question and answer for it.
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yes .It is feasible. PayPal is one of the most popular online money transfer systems widely used for online auctions, pay to surf programs, e-books and purchase of  low value goods. It is now a part of the online auction website eBay. More details available at\n http://www.money-transfer.in/paypalindia.html
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i don't think,but you should check the india internet laws.If you have a company or business registered in Indian then you should follow the  laws,and also it will depend where the website is hosted.Get the website  hosted outside India.
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I went there and it said that no one can register that's outside of South Africa. Are you outside South Africa?
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I do not know any case like that...! PayPal is one of the most popular online money transfer systems widely used for online auctions, pay to surf programs, e-books and purchase of  low value goods. It is now a part of the online auction website eBay. More details available at\n http://www.money-transfer.in/paypalindia.html
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You should consider linking a new subdomain off of your home page. This would use the same domain, but would create a new subdomain that is unique to the country that you wish to do business in. You can do this without paying for a separate domain.\n\nYou can see how I did this using this site below.\n\nYou can still use much of your existing distribution and payment processing, just link those sections off of your subdomain.
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I have used Paypal for about 2 years in conjunction with Ebay. My only bad experience was dealing with a private owner who refused to refund my $45.00, and pay pal could not do a thing. \nbut I have had more then 250 positives to that 1 bad transaction.\n\nOne word of advice. NEVER respond to emails from paypal. do to the address or make a fav link then enter the site normally. if there is a Message you will receive it once you log in.
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You use your Bank-account, transfer money (it's up to you how much ) to Paypal this is your spending limit also.\nWhen getting paid, it will go to your Paypal account.
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I always stick with Paypal - safer option.\n\nPersonally I wouldn't trust money transfer
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Paypal cannot accomodate all countries. They only have selected country support depending on the popularity of its use, like ebay for example.\n\nTheres thousands of countries, they cant support all of them, but if there are many requests by the consumers from a particular country, then they might make it available.\n\nIt really has to do with the bank setup procedure since paypal has to verify your bank account. They do not have the resources to make online transfer connections to all banks around the country.
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from USPS.com  "The Postal Store® will accept any of the following major credit cards: VISA, MasterCard, Discover, American Express, and Diners Club. Pay Pal is not accepted."\n\nIF YOU ARE TRYING TO RESPOND BY CLICKING A LINK IN AN AN EMAIL CLAIMING TO BE FROM FROM PAYPAL - DON'T!!!.  The email could be from a a scammer that is phishing for your account information.\n\nCONTACT PAYPAL IMMEDIATELY FROM THE 'Contact Us' link on their home page - again, NOT BY CLICKING A LINK IN AN EMAIL, and let them know your account has been compromised and contest the charges.\n\nPaypal provides a phone number for customer service: \nPayPal Customer Service Agents are available to help you during the following times:\nCall us at: 1-402-935-2050 (a U.S. telephone number)\n4:00 AM PST to 10:00 PM PST Monday through Friday\n6:00 AM PST to 8:00 PM PST on Saturday and Sunday
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Check out http://www.paypalsucks.com and other similar forums.\n\nMany users, sellers especially, have complaints about PayPal, which -- having been bought by eBay for $1.4 billion -- has had to eliminate virtually all customer service to make money.\n\nIn most cases, complainant sellers have fallen foul of PayPal terms of service by not replying to complaints by buyers within ten days. Anyone who keeps assets within PayPal's reach is asking for trouble, given the number of complaints on the Internet.\n\nSuing PayPal is difficult because you need to sue them in their own jurisdiction. There have been pitifully few suits against them that have led to published reports, although I am led to believe that many or most suits validly brought have been settled. I doubt that a class action suit would work since they would claim that the factual situation of each case is different. But you might get lucky and find a law firm able and willing to help.\n\nI did some considerable research on them a couple of years ago when it was clear to me that they were operating as a financial services provider in violation of European Union law. In the course of that project, they established PayPay (UK) Ltd. and registered their European Union operation -- making my arguments moot.\n\nYour facts as set out don't provide enough information for me to make further comment.
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I am sorry to hear of what happened. This should be a lesson for you in terms of the dangers of online selling. I sure hope that now you don't think anymore that the man contacted you "IN GOOD FAITH" because as you are now aware, his intention is to simply empty your bank account.\n\nI don't think there is any organization in the world that can help you get your money back, especially since you are in the Philippines and this is Nigerian. If you think the person gave you correct name and contact info, you may want to file a complaint with the Nigerian embassy in the Philippines. It may not likely result to you getting back your money, but sometimes the process of doing something can make you feel better.\n\nI also have a website, and we CANCEL all orders coming from Nigeria and other well known hot beds of ecommerce scams (sorry to Nigerians here, but Nigerian scams are giving a bad bad reputation to Nigeria) -- no matter how well meaning the transaction appear to be. \n\nAnd DON'T EVER EVER GIVE YOUR BANK ACCOUNT NUMBER AGAIN. Don't deviate from your well established procedures like accepting only payments from Paypal.\n\nRead the article "How to Protect Your Business from Online Fraud" http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol34/fraud.htm
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Wow.\nSorry that happened to you!\nI was screwed on Ebay a few times, so no longer use it (yes, screwed out of $500 too, by a dirty dropshipper). \n\nI think that Paypal needs to be looked into because they are reselling Visa and Mastercard-- which is technically illegal. Merchant accounts are for the single merchant ONLY, but probably because paypal makes them money, it's being overlooked. Ccbill and other third party payment processors also fall into that grey area, from what I undertstand.\n\nPaypal also acts as a bank, which could be illegal (I don't know). \n\nEbay should probably be monitored more closely... I noticed that there is NO requirement for photographers and "producers" selling their stuff to have proof-of-model-release or other 2257 documentation. This means that you could take sick pics of your neighbor in a bathing suit, and not have to prove that she ever gave you permission (much less is over 18).... THAT concerns me (especially with all the pervy photographers and men I've known!)!!\n\nI think people should boycott ebay and that they should use a system similiar to amazon.com- where payment is processed THRU them and if you don't provide proof of shipping within X days then the money is refunded to the customer. This would protect both parties.
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You contact Paypal immediately on phone ask them to with hold reversal and send details of proof of despatch to them They will come forward to help if you are right...!PayPal is one of the most popular online money transfer systems widely used for online auctions, pay to surf programs, e-books and purchase of  low value goods. It is now a part of the online auction website eBay. More details available at\n http://www.money-transfer.in/paypalindia.html