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JPG40504 wrote:If you get a refund, they do not automatically put the money into your source account.

You have to initiate the process to transfer the funds from their 'pocket' to your 'pocket'.

They will point out a balance if it stays in their account long(month+).

Reviewing monthly summary will also flag you.

Point being YOU must initiate transfer back to your account. How convenient for 'them'!

I got the PayPal debit card. I have access to the money instantly. I can use it as a credit or debit card. I can even use my pin at stores and get extra cash back like when using my bank card.

If I don't want it on the card, I can transfer it to the bank account.

I do agree that without the PayPal debit card, getting your funds to your bank can be cumbersome.
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Who’s paying Paypal for all this word of mouth advertising?

Did we ever discover the name of the lil plastic doohikies?
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First question I can't answer.

Second one look back at post #9

Going to write that in my blue note book along with where I got them in case I need more someday.

Ed

idcook wrote:Who’s paying Paypal for all this word of mouth advertising?

Did we ever discover the name of the lil plastic doohikies?
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reible wrote:First question I can't answer.

Second one look back at post #9

Going to write that in my blue note book along with where I got them in case I need more someday.

Ed

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Dowel connectors… got it.
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Paypal minimum 'withdrawal'

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A new 'quirk' from paypal.

Minimum withdrawal amount is $1.00.

So they be sitting on my $.53 for a while!:mad:
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JPG40504 wrote:A new 'quirk' from paypal.

Minimum withdrawal amount is $1.00.

So they be sitting on my $.53 for a while!:mad:
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Add $.47 to it, then withdraw it. :)
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