When I sign up for a Personal Account through Paypal, There is a problem?
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You should recieve it but be careful because there are many fraudulant activities going on with Ebay
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PayPal can truly be a pain in the butt sometimes. I have dealt with them on credit/refund issues and they did not resolve the matter very expiditiously and their Customer Service group is not very efficient.
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It's okay to do but probably not your safest option.  Paypal is convenient because your account numbers or credit card numbers are not provided to the seller.  If you pay directly to the seller, then you pose a risk of identity theft or sales fraud, and seeing that Paypal is free, I don't know why anyone would pay any other way.
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No, they will not lock your account.  Its just that you might lose some business that way.  I prefer to only deal with merchants that are paypal verified and I am sure most people feel that way because of online security.\n\nthanks.
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If you're asking how to get or set up a paypal account, go to paypal.com and it'll walk you through it.  You have to have a credit card or bank account number.  It's free to use if you're buying something on ebay.  If you're selling, it charges you a little.  Once you set up your account, when you buy something on ebay, you put the "dot" by paypal when it asks you how you want to pay.  It's pretty easy.
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go to http://www.paypal.co.uk and simply click on create an account.\nits very straight forward
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Call PayPal's Customer Service (1-402-935-2050).  They should be able to provide you with your options.  Also contact eBay and file a complaint there.
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Just go to the paypal website and follow the instructions.
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Contact the PayPal adminstrators - there are instructions on their site to do that.
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If you paid through paypal try to bring a dispute through them.\nSee below a link to ebay help on buyer protection\nhttp://pages.ebay.com/help/tp/questions/protection-program.html
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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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The debit card has to work as a credit card, too in order to work on paypal.  You can always just put in your bank account information instead since the money would be coming from the same place.  But then you have to wait for a bank statement to verify it (they deposit a random amount under a dollar, and you have to put in the right number), so it can take a while.\n\nI had that problem with my debit card and I found out that it was still listed at the bank with my old address, so they didn't match up.  Check and make sure your bank has your updated address and other info.
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Change your password now, and remember in the future any emails like that in the future NEVER use the link in the email.  I have had them from Paypal, Ebay, HSBC and Halifax
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Your a victim of a "phishing" scam.\nThe best way is to type paypal into your internet explorer and then log into your account.\nYou can then check the status.\nIf you responded to the e-mail and it asked you to log into your account. You just gave somebody the keys to your account and they can clean you out.\nChange your password and let PayPal know what happened.
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Ignore him.  Your Solo card is perfectly fine to set up a paypal account I started mine with one!
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Never had any problems with Paypal personally. You should feel much more confident using Paypal than giving your information to some stranger - which is who you'd be buying from. Paypal offers insurance, and any fraudulent activity on your Paypal account is covered by Paypal and their largest shop - ebay. While it is possible that sometimes fraud and other unfortunate circumstances arise, you are probably better off with Paypal than without it.
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If this has happened, you need to notify the police, the Social Security Administration, your bank, the credit card companies.\n\nHere is what PayPal advises buyers and sellers who use their service:\n\nWhat to Do If You Suspect You Are a Victim of Identity Theft\n\nIn some cases, such as a bad charge on your credit card, you may only need to contact the credit card company to cancel the account. In cases in which more than one account has been compromised or new accounts have been opened in your name, you may also need to work with the credit bureaus and law enforcement to sort out the problems.\n\nIt is important to act quickly so that you can limit the damage as much as possible. As soon as you suspect you are a victim of identity theft, you should:\n\n  \n \n\n    * Close compromised accounts\n    * Contact law enforcement\n    * Contact the three major credit reporting bureaus\n    * Inform PayPal and other companies and government agencies\n    * Be vigilant\n\n\nThe link below has information to help you deal with this problem.