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All Day Win

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You can't transfer green dot money pack payments from paypal to your bank account.

Which I've already have done and I have the 490.00 dollars I just got in email from paypal seems more like a warning but I sure hope they don't put the 490.00 back to my paypal.

No wonder everyone hates paypal so much -.-
 
Once it goes to PayPal, it's just classed as normal PayPal balance.

Are you using a debit card, or a 'book' bank account?
 
Jonathan said:
Once it goes to PayPal, it's just classed as normal PayPal balance.

Are you using a debit card, or a 'book' bank account?

Both

And it seems they can tell the difference between paypal money and money pack money.
 
'Book' bank accounts can't be used solely, unless you have a debit/credit card with it.

My auntie lives in the US, and she has used Money Pack before, and has been able to cash it to the bank to send to me, so I'm not sure why it's not available for you.

Have you tried to ring the bank?
 
Well I mean it makes sense, just how if you get a gift card to best buy, you can't ask them to trade the giftcard for cash. Same concept.
 
Jonathan said:
'Book' bank accounts can't be used solely, unless you have a debit/credit card with it.

My auntie lives in the US, and she has used Money Pack before, and has been able to cash it to the bank to send to me, so I'm not sure why it's not available for you.

Have you tried to ring the bank?

No I got the money in my bank account like I said it seems like just a "warning" seeing that this is a first time offense.


Relapse said:
Well I mean it makes sense, just how if you get a gift card to best buy, you can't ask them to trade the giftcard for cash. Same concept.

Paypal just want people to get charged back that's all -.-
 
Dear Angelo (Insert last name here),

At PayPal we regularly screen activity in our system. A recent review of
activity on your PayPal Account shows that you have been using the Green
Dot MoneyPak to deposit cash and then withdraw it. Unfortunately, this
activity is not acceptable use of the MoneyPak and we must request that
you discontinue this activity.

The Green Dot MoneyPak was designed for the purpose of depositing cash
to your PayPal account for retail purchases. Continued use of the Green
Dot MoneyPaks with PayPal for the purpose of cash withdrawals will lead
to limitations on or closure of your PayPal Account.

We apologize for any confusion regarding intended purposes of this new
feature. Please feel free to contact us if you have any further
questions.

Sincerely,
Sherry
PayPal Compliance Department
PayPal, an eBay Company
 
I see, well yeah, sounds to me like doing it more will result in a limit/closed account.

I don't know if you can, buy get a trusted exchanger to change the Moneypak on PayPal Balance, to Liberty Reserve, and put it in your bank that way.
 
What if you just kind of "sold" the moneypak cash on your account for other peoples money from their paypal
 
ok what you have to do is launder the money pak lol if you know what i mean transfer it to a trusted person as a payment just incase then get it sent back
 
SS_Officer said:
ok what you have to do is launder the money pak lol if you know what i mean transfer it to a trusted person as a payment just incase then get it sent back

Yeah but I don't trust no one *dun dun dun!*
 
All Day Win said:
SS_Officer said:
ok what you have to do is launder the money pak lol if you know what i mean transfer it to a trusted person as a payment just incase then get it sent back

Yeah but I don't trust no one *dun dun dun!*

The Elite? D:

And i know you were joking :3
 
I would offer, and even though you'd say no, my PayPal would probably end up being limited, because it's not verified.
 
Jonathan said:
I would offer, and even though you'd say no, my PayPal would probably end up being limited, because it's not verified.

wasn't your paypal already limited?
 
It was, @[All Day Win] however I contacted the Office of Executive Escalations, and got the funds transferred to my main account because I can SE like a bawws.
 
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