Do you keep it in there to make new Paypal purchases, use a Paypal debit card or transfer it to your regular account?
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I just transfer to my regular acct!
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I use it for other pay pal purchases.
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I spend it too quickly to actually ever have any
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I withdraw to my checking if it reaches over $100!
Otherwise I keep it to spend... heehee
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I need to update my name on my PayPal so I can transfer. Does anyone know if it'll work of the name on my checking doesn't match the PayPal account?
I've been too lazy to update my married name to PayPal! -
@locavore_mama: I don't know if I ever updated my married name on paypal, I think I just did in the account info area if I did! My bank acct has married name
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@locavore_mama: My Paypal is in my maiden name and my checking account has my married name!
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I keep it there to spend! It's my fun $
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I also keep it there to spend - I usually forget its then until I go to pay for something and then its like I have free money =)
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@sorrycharlie: @autumnlove: were you able to transfer from PayPal to checking?
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@locavore_mama: Yes!
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@autumnlove: thanks!! Good to know
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I use it to fuel my HB classified shopping addicition
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I keep the money in PayPal and make online purchases with it.
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I keep it there and will usually use it on eBay or etsy...
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@bunnylove08: I'm addicted too!
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@locavore_mama: my paypal is my maiden name. I think you can transfer it to any account.
We are keeping ours in there and using it as Christmas money.
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@mrs. wagon: Ditto!
Usually I spend it before I can transfer anything!
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I use paypal for everything I can online, so I leave it in there.
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I normally withdraw it to my bank account, but lately, I've been doing a few transactions courtesy of the HB Classifieds so the funds have been staying put. LOL
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It's never there long enough to transfer. I usually spend it on online purchases.
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I use it for other PayPal purchases.
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I always transfer it into my bank account.
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I keep some money in there for etsy/eBay purchases, but I transfer balances over $100 to my checking/savings.
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