But the problem is they are just selling off their paypal fund.
Meaning that I transfer ringgit to their maybank account and they transfer paypal fund to me.
Will not got any invoice.


Anyone knows how long the paypal limitation can get resolved?
A few hours? A few days?

Their customer service contact number is a singapore number and I'm reluctant to call them.

Yeah I know, Just try to make up something.

How do the seller send you the paypal fund? personal payment or online purchase? what note that the seller left in paypal when sending paypal to you?

After that try to produce invoice based on above information. I think you need to produce the invoice not the other party.

It won't resolve until you provide all that paypal want.

Hiya all, wanna ask something here.

My company probably gonna need me to make transaction via Paypal consist of thousands USD deal. What do I need to open an account for this kind of deal? Can I use a debit card? I heard my friend said that he's having trouble when to deal thousands USD using Paypal. He said that Paypal doesn't accept fund from credit card base on Malaysia, is true?

It'll appreciated if anyone can enlighten me on this for future reference? Thanks

This post has been edited by lord_aminkin: Oct 13 2009, 03:02 PM

Malaysia credit card no problem. Been using it for years now. But if you have new account they may limit the amount of money transacted initially.

just wanna make sure that which type of paypal account charge a 4%

when receiving fund transaction? what are the criteria eligible for the 4%

charges?

want to ask something here, since the paypal now is able to send and receive the MYR currency, is that any point that we selling paypal at here?
Will I get 1:1 convertion rate if we using Malaysia Credit Card to buy something for those merchant in Malaysia who accept paypal?

err isnt that obvious? since you're doing transaction in malaysia and using malaysia credit card? I don't think there is any difference.

I heard that the new paypal policy will hold fund for 21 days first before sending it to the receiver.
Is that true?
If yes, meaning that we can no longer buy and sell paypal fund anymore then?

Where do you heard from? So far I've not encounter any fund holding.

wah brader, got such thing ke. If ppl wanna make transaction also need to go through 21 days ar? ridiculous wei

it look like impossible...it will give lots of problem to both buyers and seller

Someone replied this in the other paypal thread:

This post has been edited by AskarPerang: Oct 16 2009, 01:41 PM

@AskarPerang

I just received paypal fund from another Malaysian fellow. There is a note attach to this transfer which come from paypal which says

"Malaysian residents can only exchange funds with other Malaysian residents in Ringgits when using their PayPal balances."

Seem like they want to stop Malaysian sellling/buying paypal fund. Luckily the fund that I received still in USD. if not I lose 2.5% on conversion rate.

This post has been edited by GHz: Oct 16 2009, 03:27 PM

Effective when?

I saw it yesterday for the first time. To withdraw paypal fund to credit/debit card now charge RM20 instead of USD5. Maybe noe paypal send the money in RM, no longer in USD. If it is the exchange rate will be terrible.

which means, to buy USD funds, immediate deduction from

the debit/credit card will be done. Is there any processing fee?

Hi.

As I'm still new to paypal, I'm abit confused. What you mean by "transfer money from bank account to paypal account" ?
If my paypal acc is linked to debit card (instead of credit card) and I do not have any paypal funds, it will deduct directly from my bank account.

Does that mean that people usually will open a new acc for this debit card and only fill in sufficient money for transaction from time to time? Or it is safe to use debit card of the main savings account.

Please enlighten me. Thanks.

As of now, you cannot transfer money from local bank acc to paypal. later on Paypal will allow withdrawal of paypal balance to local bank account but not sure whether you can do the reverse.

Yes, if you link you debit card, you do not need to add any fund. When you purchase something, paypal automatically get the money from your debit card

So is there any solution to this yet? I'm facing similar problems.

Hope someone can enlighten me on this thx!

i used paypal b4 & for the 1st time, I was asked to put money to my account first, something like that...