how much money do you want to 'launder'? you can do it via freelancer sites
im too lazy atm to write the method on my own words, so here's a copy-pasted method:
"That's right. You'll be using Freelancer websites (such as GetaFreelancer.com, RentaCoder.com, eLance.com and countless others) to get the money out. The process itself is incredibly simple, and to make it even simpler, here's a Step by Step guide for you:
Step 1
Create an account at one of the popular freelancing sites and use the name and details that you have used on the PayPal account that you want to get the money out from.
*IMPORTANT* Make sure that the freelancing site you choose to use has an Escrow service. (Escrow service means that the money paid for services will be first paid to the account of the site, and only once the service has been completed it will be released to the worker.)
Step 2
Using this account, post a Job Request (task to be done) asking for a service that would usually cost close to the amount of money you want to 'clean up'. Make this job offer look legit and watch the countless number of freelancers offer you their services.
Step 3
Sign up on the same freelancing site, using a different IP (an open proxy or a WiFi hotspot is perfectly fine year) and you real name and PayPal information.
Step 4
Use the newly created account and make a bid on your own job offer - as if you would want to do the job.
Step 5
A few days later, return to the freelancing site with the first account you created, accept the bid that your second account made and pay the money to the freelancing site.
Step 6
After a couple of more days, log in again, claim that the work has been done (notifying the freelancing site that the payment can be released) and enjoy nice clean funds on your main PayPal account, ready to be withdrawn!
Conclusion
This method has been working wonders for both me and a few of my close friends I have decided to share it with. The reason behind it is simple - PayPal has ABSOLUTELY NO WAY of finding out on which account did the money you sent ended up! This is especially true if the sum is, for example, $200 and the freelancing site is popular as there are tens if not thousands of similar transfers done every single day."
you can transfer the money directly to a payoneer card, freelancer sites offer this option too, in case if you don't want to pay the money to your main paypal account