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Old 02-11-2009, 04:28 PM
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Originally Posted by mannetje View Post
Since im in the internet business i use paypal.
I am going to be a marketer but first i have to collect 10$ on the internet for a domain from GDI.
Is there any limit for your paypal account?
Because i can earn thousands of dollars.
Im from The netherlands btw so is there any limit?
The limit for netherlands is same as that of other countries. You can unlimit your account by verifying it with a CC or DC. Moreover:

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Originally Posted by Paypal User agreement
Non-U.S. Members. Users in Germany and the Netherlands may add funds to their PayPal account by initiating a bank transfer from their banking institution to their PayPal account. Such funds will be posted to the user's PayPal account and converted to US Dollars at the time the payment is successfully received by PayPal. A $1.00 USD fee will be assessed at that time.
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All Non-U.S. Users who have a U.S. bank account and registered it with PayPal may withdraw funds from their PayPal balance to that bank account once they have added a credit card and completed their Membership by confirming their email address and entering their Member Number. Some Non-U.S. Users, at PayPal's discretion, will have a a withdrawal limit of $500.00 USD per month before completing their PayPal memberships. Users in Australia, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Mexico, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, Singapore, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom who have become Non-U.S. Verified (by confirming their email address, adding a credit card, and completing their PayPal membership by successfully entering their Member Number) may register their local bank accounts with PayPal, and may then withdraw funds from their PayPal balance into their local bank accounts.
Therefor, by verifying your account you'll have unlimited sending, receiving and withdrawing limits.
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