godmonkee
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As far as I am aware if you put an email address into paypal, then they can only see the email registered that you give them and they can't see the rest, so yes you could have [email protected] and they wouldn't be able to find out about your [email protected].
Godmonkee
Godmonkee
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I am 100% certain about this:
If you add email #2 to your paypal account, you can withdraw the money from email #2, and then delete email #2 from your paypal account.
If you have several email addresses, sometimes a customer might make a mistake, and send payment to the wrong email address. You just have to prove to Paypal that you can access that particular email address. Paypal will hold funds for that particular email address until someone comes to claim it. The customer will see in his Paypal account - 1) that he sent the money to the email address and 2) whether or not the money was claimed.
The above is only guaranteed if the customer sends the money first, and THEN you add the email to your Paypal account.
If you add email #2 to your paypal account, you can withdraw the money from email #2, and then delete email #2 from your paypal account.
If you have several email addresses, sometimes a customer might make a mistake, and send payment to the wrong email address. You just have to prove to Paypal that you can access that particular email address. Paypal will hold funds for that particular email address until someone comes to claim it. The customer will see in his Paypal account - 1) that he sent the money to the email address and 2) whether or not the money was claimed.
The above is only guaranteed if the customer sends the money first, and THEN you add the email to your Paypal account.
dr4gon
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- Sep 18, 2009
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You can always see the primary email if you go back and view the transaction history. Even if you're just looking at the general view of your transactions, you will see either the NAME on the account, whether it be business or premier, or you will see the main email address.
I suggest that if you want them to send some chick a few bucks, then you make whichever email they will be using the primary email to prevent them from knowing about others. You also don't want to do this from a Premier or Business account because they will get your name, your CS email (business account), and possibly your phone number.
Use a personal account, and you should be good to go!
I suggest that if you want them to send some chick a few bucks, then you make whichever email they will be using the primary email to prevent them from knowing about others. You also don't want to do this from a Premier or Business account because they will get your name, your CS email (business account), and possibly your phone number.
Use a personal account, and you should be good to go!
robertodelgato
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Newbie05
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Yeah I know man and it always piss me off when we always get into situations like that. Plus she's using my IP lol and don't care about traces of shit. She tells me I'm too paranoid and everything. In the end, I just tell her she has to pay it back just in case these dudes issue a refund. 
Rule #1 in the Mob, and in Internet Marketing...
Don't shit where you eat.
No one, not even you, should get money under false pretenses in THEIR OWN ACCOUNT.
At best, someone will issue a refund/complaint. At worst (try pissing off a horny attorney sometime!!) they'll go after you all jacked up with rage.
It's amazing how fast online companies cave in and start handing over your data. :listen: It usually doesn't take much more than a fax from a lawyer to get them singing (remember the horny lawyer above?).