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Nevermind this is not relevant anymore.

Nevermind this is not relevant anymore.
You will have to contact your buyers to give them back
and from next time take payment as gift because it will be safe okay?
(Mar 13, 2010 02:59 AM)The Forgotten King™ Wrote:  You will have to contact your buyers to give them back
and from next time take payment as gift because it will be safe okay?

You didn't answer regarding my question of creating a second paypal account.
With the second account this is considered fraud but it is possible to do if you make sure to clean your flashcookies or LSOs after ever sign out. However, you are likely better off just having them send it into your main and req. a gift with a no return disclaimer
No! Don't create another paypal account, they will only trace you back. Verify your account and get the money every time you have been paid. That's the best way.
(Mar 13, 2010 04:46 AM)ghelatin1 Wrote:  No! Don't create another paypal account, they will only trace you back. Verify your account and get the money every time you have been paid. That's the best way.

Is it because my paypal havent been verified that the payments has been seen as unauthorized? :O
(Mar 13, 2010 02:55 AM)Traitor-Panda Wrote:  However a day after, all the payments got held back because paypal was suspecting them of being unauthorized.
Now it's kind of hard for me to prove that I actually sold the accounts since its a virtual good (I don't have tracking number etc.)

Mind posting a screen-shot of the limitation in your PayPal?
(Mar 13, 2010 03:56 AM)Cathodes Wrote:  With the second account this is considered fraud but it is possible to do if you make sure to clean your flashcookies or LSOs after ever sign out. However, you are likely better off just having them send it into your main and req. a gift with a no return disclaimer

Two paypal's are allowed by same ip ,as long as both are not personal accounts .
(Mar 13, 2010 05:27 AM)RUS7Y Wrote:  Two paypal's are allowed by same ip ,as long as both are not personal accounts .

To be more concise PayPal allows you to have one personal account and one premier/business account in your name. :)
Thanks for the answers guys. Paypal are simply holding back my payments saying that they might be unauthorized. Which they are not - I'm so frustrated I'd rip the flesh off the next paypal employee I see.

So you guys think I should make a business account also? so that I can send the payments instantly to it as I receive them, thus avoiding any chargebacks? Is it possibly to do so?
That does not really matter,If it`s an unauthorized claim,you have to wait for PayPal to investigate and wait for the outcome,they decide the case in 15 days time :(
(Mar 13, 2010 05:54 AM)Factor8™ Wrote:  That does not really matter,If it`s an unauthorized claim,you have to wait for PayPal to investigate and wait for the outcome,they decide the case in 15 days time :(

yea I know but I was refering to future payments. I mean say I receive a payment from a guy on 100$.
Now as soon as I receive the payments I would send them directly to my other account before paypal holds them back.
I mean if I've transfered the money again paypal wouldn't hold back the payments would they? :O
Look,PayPal aint dumb,Instant withdrawals/transfers put a flag on your account ok,Always hold the money for 24-48 hours in you account(if it is a substantial amount),that helps you in the long run.
(Mar 13, 2010 06:05 AM)Factor8™ Wrote:  Look,PayPal aint dumb,Instant withdrawals/transfers put a flag on your account ok,Always hold the money for 24-48 hours in you account(if it is a substantial amount),that helps you in the long run.

Ahh okay.
Why do paypal keep holding back the payments I receive saying its unauthorized? Is it because I wasen't verified? I've just gotten myself verified now btw.
-.-,make sure you fully verified and use all real details ok,and unauthorized claims are no way related to your verification status,it`s required to remove your spending limits on PayPal as part of KYC(Know your customer) norms.


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