Paypal is widely against pyramids, schemes and that
type of bullshit. While I don't even know what it is your
doing I am just politely advising you that if you start to
receive a lot of account activity, then you better let them
know what your doing.
Ever had them freeze your account? For suspicious activity?
It can be a really painful process. Easily avoided by contacting Paypal and having someone you can contact personally when things like this happen. By your response I can sense your not familiar in dealing with large sums or frequent account activity with Paypal.
In June I tried to withdraw over $45,000. I had to split this up into 5 withdrawal sequences because Paypal does not allow over $10K to be withdrawn per action. Pretty crappy. Ok well, my membership sites alone receive anywhere from $1,000-$1,400 a day in payments just to my Paypal account. This is a ton of account activity, but it can just as easily happen with buying 1 penny ebooks off Ebay.
They initially start off holding funds for certain periods. Oh yea, here's the biggie. PEOPLE MAKE NOTE OF THIS>
If they go to freeze your account. They contact the phone number you signed up with. You better hope to god you answer. They only call once and if you miss it, they automatically lock you down for 30 days.
There are unwritten rules and regulations within Paypal. I can tell you don't know what I am talking about, but I have forewarned you on what my thoughts are on the situation, so I would at least check it out if I were you, especially if you start getting frequent account activity.
You probably got good intentions but my intentions are tell you things that can
happen and things I have experienced personally in hopes of saving you some headaches.
