Showing posts with label paypal. Show all posts
Showing posts with label paypal. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Paypal Wishlist- Facebook application not a scam (Payment proof)

The offer for paypal wishlist is closed now. And it paid all its users within the specified date. I got paid too.
I had joined the application on facebook and it showed that $1 will be credited to my paypal account. There was a limit to make $100 from referrals. I tried to make referrals there. But most of the people thought it is a scam and didn't join it. Luckily I got two people who joined using my link. They got $1 each in their paypal account and as I had them as my referral, I got $2. So, my total is $3. I am glad that paypal paid me but at the same time a bit sad because if people would have joined under me I could have earned $100 in just a few days.
Here is the payment proof

Wednesday, November 18, 2009

How to add a bank account to paypal?

Paypal is amongst the most secured online payment processors I have ever used. It is the most trusted online transaction site. It has been introduced by ebay.
To get the money accumulated i your paypal account to your bank, you need to connect your paypal account to the bank account. It is very necessary that the bank account must be in the name of the paypal account holder. Most people get a little doubtful whether connecting the bank account to paypal account will be secured or not. Well, I have added my bank account to paypal account and with my experience I can say there is not harm at all.
It is very easy to add a bank account to the paypal account:

  1. Login to your paypal account.
  2. Click on the "profile" link provided on the bar on the top under the "Merchant Services" and "Products and Services" options.
  3. Click on "Add/Edit Bank Account".
  4. Now fill up all the details that are asked for. There you have to select you country name. The Last name cannot be edited. Write down your Bank name. Now where most of people got stuck is the IFSC for the bank. IFCS (Indian Financial System Code) is a special code assigned by RBI (Reserve Bank of India) to every bank. You can find your bank IFSC from
http://rbidocs.rbi.org.in/rdocs/content/docs/68774.xls
You can find the code for new branches that are not in the sheet but later updated by RBI in
http://www.rbi.org.in/scripts/neft.aspx
5. Now submit the page. And after a few days required by paypal to verify your
account, you will be able to withdraw money easily.


How to change password in paypal?

It is very necessary to keep the pasword of paypal safe. Sometimes, it becomes necessary to change the password for safety. Actually, we should change the password of paypal once in a few months. To change the pasword follow the steps:


1. Sign in to your paypal account using www.paypal.com only.
2. Inside your account, you will find a tab named "Profile" in the second row. Click on it.
3. Below "Account Information" you will find "Password". Click on it to open.
4. Click on "Edit".
5. Enter your current pasword and the new password. New password has to be entered twice for checking.
6. Click on "Save".


Your password has been changed now. Remember the new password now and forget the old one.

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