NON PHP TOPIC Its a Credit card Topic
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NON PHP TOPIC Its a Credit card Topic
I know Its not an programming problem but i need Your help Would You Please help me ??
I dont have a Credit card and paypal account.
i wanna create one.
But my bank agent told me that a credit card cant reacieve money cause its a credit account . money cannot be deposited to a credit card number like debit card Cause Its Doesn't Hold Money.Its A Card Thats Gives Credit e.g. Loans instantly.
so How does Some people get money from another credit card user using a credit card number .
Is there a token number or an encashing System or something like that ??
I dont have a Credit card and paypal account.
i wanna create one.
But my bank agent told me that a credit card cant reacieve money cause its a credit account . money cannot be deposited to a credit card number like debit card Cause Its Doesn't Hold Money.Its A Card Thats Gives Credit e.g. Loans instantly.
so How does Some people get money from another credit card user using a credit card number .
Is there a token number or an encashing System or something like that ??
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People aren't paid on their credit cards. They may be credited, but that's not payment for services.
What you're referring to is called a Merchant Account. You can either get one yourself, or go through another party that handles a lot of the work for you. PayPal can accept payments. You aren't required to have a credit card to have a PayPal account.
What you're referring to is called a Merchant Account. You can either get one yourself, or go through another party that handles a lot of the work for you. PayPal can accept payments. You aren't required to have a credit card to have a PayPal account.
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Sign Up for a personal account or Premier Account or business accountfeyd wrote:Sign up for an account and read their documentation. It's just that simple.
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To get money online, you'll need a chequing account with your bank (in most cases).
You could also sign up for a service such as 2CO ( http://www.2checkout.com/home.html ) and be able to receive credit card payments and then have 2CO send you a cheque so you don't need to provide your banking details online. Hell, you don't even need a bank account for that because you could always cash a cheque without needing a bank account.
But for the sake of simplicity and convenience, I'd say just go to your bank, sign up for a chequing account, and then give PayPal your details in your account profile.
Then once you receive PayPal money, you'll be able to withdraw that money to your account for a fee.
All the details, as mentioned, are on the PayPal site.
You could also sign up for a service such as 2CO ( http://www.2checkout.com/home.html ) and be able to receive credit card payments and then have 2CO send you a cheque so you don't need to provide your banking details online. Hell, you don't even need a bank account for that because you could always cash a cheque without needing a bank account.
But for the sake of simplicity and convenience, I'd say just go to your bank, sign up for a chequing account, and then give PayPal your details in your account profile.
Then once you receive PayPal money, you'll be able to withdraw that money to your account for a fee.
All the details, as mentioned, are on the PayPal site.
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Thanks for your replies
Ya I have a almost everything -> a Paypal Account ( No Card are Added ), two Debit Cards, And My bank account is already a chequing account . But I dont have a Credit Card .
My Debit cards ( Master cards ) are Not being accepted by paypal.
Bank Maneger Told That Sometimes Master Debit card doesn't Get Accepted
and he Told me to use visa. And now i am applying for a visa credit card.
Ya I got The withdrawal informnations from Paypal.com as i am A Non US Citizen have to use Bank Transfer.
But I havn't Got this information -> How long my money would stay in paypal without withdrawing it is it for lifetime or there is a limit
And I got an another Idea if I Use A VISA debit Would it Connect With my bank account directly or then also i need withdrawing by bank transfer
Ya I have a almost everything -> a Paypal Account ( No Card are Added ), two Debit Cards, And My bank account is already a chequing account . But I dont have a Credit Card .
My Debit cards ( Master cards ) are Not being accepted by paypal.
Bank Maneger Told That Sometimes Master Debit card doesn't Get Accepted
and he Told me to use visa. And now i am applying for a visa credit card.
Ya I got The withdrawal informnations from Paypal.com as i am A Non US Citizen have to use Bank Transfer.
But I havn't Got this information -> How long my money would stay in paypal without withdrawing it is it for lifetime or there is a limit
And I got an another Idea if I Use A VISA debit Would it Connect With my bank account directly or then also i need withdrawing by bank transfer
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Since no one on these boards are Paypal experts, I would reiterate what has been said many times in this thread: Read the Paypal documentation.
As a reference, Paypal acts, in some sense, like an online bank. When money is received into your Paypal account, you can do one of a few things with it: 1) Leave it there for decisions later, 2) withdraw the money to either a bank account or to a check written to you, or 3) spend the money out of your Paypal account with merchants that accept Paypal as a form of payment.
But before you throw out anymore Paypal/banking/money related questions, please visit the Paypal site, seach for, and read, their documentation and see if the answers aren't there first, as no one here is a Paypal expert.
As a reference, Paypal acts, in some sense, like an online bank. When money is received into your Paypal account, you can do one of a few things with it: 1) Leave it there for decisions later, 2) withdraw the money to either a bank account or to a check written to you, or 3) spend the money out of your Paypal account with merchants that accept Paypal as a form of payment.
But before you throw out anymore Paypal/banking/money related questions, please visit the Paypal site, seach for, and read, their documentation and see if the answers aren't there first, as no one here is a Paypal expert.