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Re: More changes at Paypal
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lugnet.market.services
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Date:
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Tue, 19 Dec 2000 17:47:59 GMT
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This seems an apporpriate place to put in a plug for Yahoo!s PayDirect.
It's still free and the best part (that I like) is that I can immediately move
funds to a CC in the form of a CC credit.
Since I buy most everything with a CC, it works out great for me - now my
balance is covered, and I pay nothing on my CC bills (at least that's what
I'd like to have happen) ;-)
-Jon
In lugnet.market.buy-sell-trade, Julie Krenz writes:
> Shouldn't they be required to email us with these changes???
> Here's the latest:
> Notice Date: December 6, 2000
> Effective Date: December 20, 2000
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> In order to increase the predictability and consistency of our credit card
> processing costs, the Personal Account $500 limit on receiving credit card
> payments every six months will be changed to a $100 monthly limit. This change
> increases the actual limit from $1000 per year to $1200 per year. Payments
> funded from the sender's bank account or existing PayPal account balance will
> not count against the recipient's limit. At the beginning of each monthly
> cycle, the limit will be reset to $100. Recipients exceeding the
> $100 limit in a given month will no longer be able to accept credit card
> payments unless they choose to upgrade to a Premier or Business Account. • Credit
> card payments sent to a Personal Account in excess of the limit will be held
> as "pending" until the recipient chooses to accept the payment by upgrading or
> to return it to the sender by refusing the payment. Personal Accounts • exceeding
> the limit will still be able to receive payments funded from a bank account or
> existing PayPal account balance.
> ====================
>
> Julie
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