PayPal business/personal/premier

[cazcraftowner]

Hello,

I need to decide what PayPal account type I need,

I take in a fair bit of money via PayPal and make a load of transactions by it too.

I live in the UK and lots of my transactions are in USD, so please take that into account,

Also what account is more susceptible to being PayPal limited?

Thanks!

 

[Panda_The_Gamer]

Hello,

I need to decide what PayPal account type I need,

I take in a fair bit of money via PayPal and make a load of transactions by it too.

I live in the UK and lots of my transactions are in USD, so please take that into account,

Also what account is more susceptible to being PayPal limited?

Thanks!

Personally I think you should use a business, I use the business account type on all of my paypal accounts, and i love it!

Hopefully this Helped

 

[Nrevi]

I use a personal one and I've verified it. So far i received 300-400 USD in the last 6 months and my PayPal has never been limited. I'm also British

 

[cazcraftowner]

In the last month, I've received over $300k with a premier verified Paypal. No problems or limiations.

300K? Jesus christ

 

[Panda_The_Gamer]

In the last month, I've received over $300k with a premier verified Paypal. No problems or limiations.

How?

 

[Ivain]

Any account is susceptible to being limited if you break the paypal TOS.
My personal advice is to stick with a personal account, but (assuming you're 18) get it fully verified.
If you're not 18 yet, stick with a personal account still but don't fully verify it. You'll have a receiving limit of $2500 or so per year, after that it needs to be verified.
Once an account is completely verified, they will only limit your account if you:

• break their ToS
• behave very suspiciously (many deals with people later discovered to be criminals)
• charge back too much
• turn out to not be 18+ (false ID used during verification? idk)

 

[cazcraftowner]

Any account is susceptible to being limited if you break the paypal TOS.
My personal advice is to stick with a personal account, but (assuming you're 18) get it fully verified.
If you're not 18 yet, stick with a personal account still but don't fully verify it. You'll have a receiving limit of $2500 or so per year, after that it needs to be verified.
Once an account is completely verified, they will only limit your account if you:

• break their ToS
• behave very suspiciously (many deals with people later discovered to be criminals)
• charge back too much
• turn out to not be 18.

Thanks for the insight everyone, I downgraded to a premier account