How to get Paypal to release your funds.

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PurePursuit

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Jan 27, 2009

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Hey guys, not sure if this has been posted yet as i'm not too proficient with the sites search function at the moment. I know a lot of guys that find their funds on hold through paypal and I found a loophole that has worked.

You simply refund the payer (Person who got your funds on lock) a small amount ($.10 cents) works just fine, and the funds will be released from lock. Worked for me on a recent purchase where a buyer tried to screw me.

Hope this helps (if its a re-post I aplogize and will delete)

 

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zigzag911

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Jan 4, 2009

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Does this actually ?? if it does U ARE THE FUCKIN man...... cause i hate fuckin chargebacks

 

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PurePursuit

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Yes it works. It'll continue to work until paypal catches on. Try it. Hook up a thanks if it does

 

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zigzag911

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sorry meant to say "does this actaully work"

 

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PurePursuit

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lol I gotcha zig. Yea it worked great for when a couple of buyers tried to screw me out of payment.

 

Choronzon

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I've never heard of this trick, I'll definately give it a go next time someone pulls that on me, thanks.

 

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PurePursuit

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Its also a good idea to have a paypal debit card (which i'm sure you guys do) so you can withdraw the money as soon as its release from lock. I've only used this when some ass has tried to scam me so they have no real recourse.

 

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_hex:

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Nov 1, 2008

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Never knew you could actually refund them $.10, nice way to get them fuckin scammers back eh!

 

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khan0

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You are the man :yield::yield::yield::yield::yield:

 

195471

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PurePursuit said:

You simply refund the payer (Person who got your funds on lock) a small amount ($.10 cents) works just fine, and the funds will be released from lock.

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I just tried it, and it worked like a charm. Thank you!

 

bigtay

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Jan 6, 2009

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This is amazing. I'm sick of locked funds.

 

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wolfgang69

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Jan 21, 2009

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Great piece of information. I will for sure use this the next time someone tries to rip me off. Thanks for sharing this.

 

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amsteve

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Great post, I as well as quite a few people I know how have this problem with PP. Nice to know the fix

 

blackhataffiliate

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Oct 19, 2008

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• Mar 2, 2009

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PurePursuit said:

Its also a good idea to have a paypal debit card (which i'm sure you guys do) so you can withdraw the money as soon as its release from lock.

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I have heard that doing quick withdrawals will cause your account to be locked/frozen and your money held for months.

 

Tom

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Mar 24, 2008

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Just to clarify for everyone here, the other person has the option to accept or deny partial refunds.

 

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cheap2art

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Oct 21, 2008

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what about the rest money? if f*cking guy asked for $10 and we pay him $0.1, will the other $9.9 will release without being locked???