Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Paypal Secret Part 1 : WHAT IS ACCOUNT LIMITATION?

 

Even thouguh you’re probably already familiar with the topic (otherwise you wouldn’t have bought the report), I’ll still cover it quickly. 

So what does „getting your PayPal account limited“ exactly mean? It’s actually pretty simple. If your account gets limited then you are unable to withdraw or send any money until the limitation is removed. So simply put– you can still receive funds but you can’t cash them out or otherwise spend them, meaning that all the money in your account is completely useless. Until you meet the requirements that PayPal has set you, that is.

Those requirements vary but usually include the following:
 
•  Copy of your Identification Document (Passport or ID)
•  An address proof (Utility bill)
•  Proof of shipping documents (if dealing with goods)
•  (Sometimes) Authorized Credit Card Statement
•  (Sometimes) A Bank Account Statement
 
In reality, the list goes on and on and the exact requirements depend largely on the reason why your account was limited. But in this report, we will concentrate on the most common limitation reasons and learn how to avoid them / how to deal with them.

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