How much monkey can you keep in paypal?
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You can’t keep a monkey “in PayPal.” PayPal is a payments service, and their rules are about transactions, not storing or shipping animals.
If what you’re actually getting at is using PayPal to buy/sell a monkey or accept payments related to one, that’s where policy and law come in:
If what you’re actually getting at is using PayPal to buy/sell a monkey or accept payments related to one, that’s where policy and law come in:
- Live animals are heavily regulated (and in many places illegal to sell privately), and sales often require licenses, welfare compliance, and specialist transport.
Rupert Briscoe
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I guess it depends on your account type.
- Oct 25, 2018
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Only people with paypal monkey generator are allowed to store monkeys. First get Jr. VIP for that.
RML
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Monkey in PayPal?
It’s possible?
It’s like NFT?
I close my account when they stop with PIX payments.
But I will open again to see this Monkey’s.
It’s possible?
It’s like NFT?
I close my account when they stop with PIX payments.
But I will open again to see this Monkey’s.
I will check it.
I will try.You can’t keep a monkey “in PayPal.” PayPal is a payments service, and their rules are about transactions, not storing or shipping animals.
If what you’re actually getting at is using PayPal to buy/sell a monkey or accept payments related to one, that’s where policy and law come in:
- Live animals are heavily regulated (and in many places illegal to sell privately), and sales often require licenses, welfare compliance, and specialist transport.
Maybe is a new feature.Paypal is not a zoo
- Nov 12, 2024
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In Cockney slang, a monkey is £500. Depending on where you're from, the title could still be technically correct!
- May 13, 2013
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A very small monkey
Because they can't be trusted with funds
awaisskhan
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depends on the type of account
- Sep 9, 2023
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Haha. The title still makes people stop and read it. I’m pretty sure the real answer is still unknown
cptbartowski
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Don't just keep money on PayPal, there are soooooo many scammers out there.
Put it in a bank, why would you want to keep it in Paypal tho?
Put it in a bank, why would you want to keep it in Paypal tho?
- Feb 28, 2019
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I have 2 monkeys in paypal. One eats bananas on transactions and the other eats them on currency conversions.
Actually he asked “How much monkey can you keep in PAPAL?”, not in Paypal… ahahahhaha this makes the question even more funny
Thanks man for sharing that thread
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The point about keeping funds in a bank is correct but it's also important to consider the fees associated with transferring money from PayPal to a bank account, which can range from 2-5% depending on the country and bank. I've found that keeping a balance of up to $1,000 in PayPal is relatively safe, but anything above $5,000 increases the risk of account limitations or freezes. To minimize risks, I use a separate PayPal account for receiving payments and immediately transfer excess funds to a bank account, which has helped me avoid any issues so far.