Got my PayPal limited for 180 days with some cash in it
Is there any way to get these funds released earlier?
Thx, funds are from an ecom store
Is there any way to get these funds released earlier?
Thx, funds are from an ecom store
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PayPal 180 days bypass? |
Did they give up any reason for this limitation?
What caused it? I personally think the best way is to just call them up, especially if the money is not from a shady source. 
Yes, as per the above user said you should contact PayPal and ask what was the reason behind the limitation if its not stated.
Else, if its from some kind of illegal source, try searching someone who can bypass it with a little amount of fee. I think there only few people doing it so it gotta be hard finding one.
Already got someone to call before for my previous store and didn't get nothing done but make things worse. It was my accountant tho so idk, maybe she didn't word things properly or smn. Anyways, calling will be my last option unless someone else has any other ideas.
No shady funds either going into the pp, strictly ecom (Jan 9, 2020 05:26 PM)Aficionado Wrote: Already got someone to call before for my previous store and didn't get nothing done but make things worse. It was my accountant tho so idk, maybe she didn't word things properly or smn. Anyways, calling will be my last option unless someone else has any other ideas. Never make others call for your financial transactions. You're the one who can answer all questions because you know your situation. Since you're saying it's pure ecommerce then there shouldn't really be a reason for them to limit you. So I'd just personally call them up and ask them why the limitation has been put on your account. Explain them that you're running a legitimate online ecommerce business and that you're now being limited from doing business online through PayPal. (Jan 9, 2020 05:56 PM)✔ Soufian ✔ Wrote: Never make others call for your financial transactions. Lol bro ur tripping, my accountant handles all my expenses/taxes etc. She's been working with my family for years; more than qualified to call in for our company pp. She's not some 17 year old kid, she's a 40 year old professional lmao. Anyways, ecom and PayPal have many problems. One of them for example being the wait time when dropshipping, some customers can't wait 2-3 weeks so they open disputes, large amounts of transactions, fraud, etc. As I said before, calling in will be my last option. Was just posting here to see if anyone has any loops/suggestions/services. 
Jan 10, 2020 07:12 AM
(This post was last modified: Jan 10, 2020 07:14 AM by Saul.)
If this account is registered your real information (and is verified), I recommend you to make them a call.
Sometimes if you yell them a little bit and cause them to feel like they've just done a mistake limiting your account, high chances they'll allow you to withdraw the money right away. A friend of mine does it whenever its account gets limited and 90% of the time it works him. It is all about the way you talk and what you say.
Jan 11, 2020 01:28 AM
(This post was last modified: Jan 11, 2020 01:32 AM by vexbuddy.)
lol all of you are useless, calling them isnt going to help AT ALL if OP knows what he has been limited for. no customer rep have the power to unlimit you and only the senior team do. also, getting “angry” or “yelling” isnt going to help at all lmao
OP: if you have an accountant thats handling your finances, its worth also getting a lawyer for this reason. If you didnt register your paypal as a business acc AND is a personal acc, this is probably why you got limited. if it is, its easy to unlimit. only get a lawyer if paypal say its indefinitely you are limited. Getting a lawyer from my experiences and people ive worked with, have 90% of the time unlimited them..  |
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