How to Block PayPal Debits

1. Enter you PayPal email and password to access your account. Wait for the page to load.
2. Click on the button that says 'Profile' that is located at the top of your account page. Push the 'My PreApproved Payments' button under the financial information heading when the page loads.
3. Select the merchant name that you would like to block from any further PayPal debits. Push the 'View the Agreement' button for this business merchant.
4. Look at the billing name again to ensure that the merchant you have selected is the one you want to block from taking more PayPal debits. Select the button that says 'Cancel' or select the button that says 'Cancel Automatic Billing.'
5. Follow any instruction thereafter. Click 'Profile' at the top of the page if you need to cancel a nonrecurring bill. Push the 'Pay List' button within the financial information area.
6. Locate the merchant agreement you need to block, if you cannot locate the previous step. Push the email address of the merchant or the merchant's name. Hit 'Cancel.'
7. Hit the PayPal 'logout' button. Wait for the page to show that you have successfully logged out.

How to Increase the Limit on a PayPal Debit Card

How to Link a Credit Card
1. Enter your email address and PayPal password on the Paypal homepage to access your account screen.
2. Click the 'Profile' link under the My Account tab. Scroll to 'Add or Edit Credit Card' and click to open the menu. Click the 'Add Credit Card' button to add a new credit card to your existing account.
3. Type in your personal information in the text boxes and follow the prompts to add your credit card to your PayPal profile. Follow the prompts on the next screen to link your credit card to your PayPal debit card. By linking your credit card, you can continue to make purchases with your PayPal debit card if you exceed your available limit in your PayPal account.
How to Transfer Funds From a Bank Account
4. Click the 'Add Funds' link under the My Account tab. Scroll to 'Add Funds From Bank Account' and click to open the funds menu.
5. Click the drop-down menu to select a bank account to withdraw funds. Enter the amount of funds you want to transfer to PayPal in the field next to Amount. Click the 'Continue' button to process the electronic transfer. Transferring funds from your bank account to your PayPal account will increase the available limit on your PayPal debit card.
6. Click the 'Confirm' button to finalize the electronic transfer.
How to Transfer Funds from MoneyPak
7. Click 'Add Funds' under the My Account tab. Scroll to the 'Add Funds From MoneyPak' option and click to open the MoneyPak transfer screen.
8. Type the account number located on the back of your MoneyPak card into the text box. Type the letters you see in the captcha into the text box below your MoneyPak number. Click the 'Continue' button to start the transfer.
9. Review the information on the next screen for accuracy and follow the prompts to complete the transfer.

What Is a PayPal Expuse?

PayPal Verification Overview
PayPal offers customers several ways to verify their identity so they may be granted expanded user privileges, which include larger withdrawal limits and other perks. One of the easiest ways to verify your identity is to link a credit card to the account. Once you do this, PayPal will send two small payments from your PayPal account to the credit card, usually totaling about $1.95 as of the date of publication. This is often called an expuse charge. When sending the payment, PayPal will also send a four-digit code, which is the expuse code. This is what you will need when you log into PayPal to complete the verification process.
Begin Verification
Log into your PayPal account. Along the top of your account information, you should see a "Get Verified" link. Click this to go to the verification process page. Choose your preferred verification method from the possible choices. Your options will vary depending on what country you are in, but you should see options for linking a bank account or a credit card. Click the link for adding a credit card. Enter your credit card information and click "Continue." PayPal will attempt to make a deposit into the account. You should allow at least four business days for this to occur.
How to Obtain the Expuse Code
Most financial institutions will print the expuse code on your credit card billing statement, immediately before or after the word PayPal, and it will look something like "2468PAYPAL." If your bank is one of the few that doesn't print the code on the statement, or if you need to acquire the number before you receive the statement so you can verify your account, you can call your bank and request the code. PayPal discourages this practice due to numerous complaints from institutions and has previously issued statements saying they might close your account if they receive a complaint from your bank.
Once You Have the Code
When you have obtained your four-digit expuse code from your statement or by calling your credit card issuer, you'll need to enter the code in PayPal to complete the verification process. Log into your account. On the right side of the page, you should see a link urging you to complete the verification process. Click the link to go to the verification page. Enter the amounts of the two deposits and the expuse number in the corresponding boxes and click the "Continue" button. If you entered the correct information, you should see a message stating that the verification was successful.

How to Set Up a PayPal Checkout

1. Go to paypal.com to activate a PayPal business account (See Resources). There is an 'Account Login' window at the opening website and select the 'Sign Up' link. Follow the on-screen sign-up information and select the business account when prompted.
2. Open the main page of the PayPal business account. Log in using the user name and password.
3. Select the 'Profile' navigation tab at the top of the site. Find the 'Account Information' category. Select the 'API Access' option, then the 'Request API Credentials' and click 'Get Started.'
4. Select the 'Credential Type' as 'API Signature.' A form will be displayed for 'API Credential Request.' Fill out the form in its entirety and click the 'Submit' button when finished.
5. Copy the user name and password created for the API certificate and then download the certificate's file to the computer.
6. Apply the credentials for the PayPal checkout to the website. Log in to the website settings and apply a replacement checkout process. Enter the user name and password for the API credential and upload the file to the website as prompted, then save the changes. When the checkout button is clicked, the website will be directed to PayPal to finalize the transactions and, once finished, be redirected back to the initial website.

How to Get a PayPal Card

PayPal Credit Extras MasterCard
1. Navigate to the PayPal Extras MasterCard website. The Paypal Extras MasterCard acts like any other MasterCard but it also rewards you with points for gas, restaurants, PayPal, and eBay purchases.
2. Click 'Apply Now.'
3. Fill in your personal information and click 'Apply.' The decision will be made, based on your credit, in 30 seconds.
PayPal Debit Card
4. Navigate to the PayPal Debit Card website. The PayPal Debit Card acts like a debit card, rather than credit card. When you make a purchase or withdrawal, your PayPal account is first emptied and after that you can set up additional bank accounts to be linked to it.
5. Click 'Apply Now.'
6. Enter your personal information and click 'Accept' at the end of the process. If accepted, your card will take two to four weeks to arrive.

How to Transfer Money From a Reloadable Visa to a PayPal Debit

1. Purchase a MoneyPak from a participating retailer. Enter your ZIP code into the 'MoneyPak Store Locator' at Moneypak.com, to find one in your neighborhood.
2. Call 1-800-Greendot to add the funds to the Visa. Alternatively, go to Moneypak.com and click 'Use a MoneyPak.'
3. Click 'Reload Now,' and enter the 16-digit card number.
4. Click 'Reload,' then enter the the number on the back of the MoneyPak. Press 'Enter.' The funds from the MoneyPak are added to the Visa instantly.
5. Go to Paypal.com and log in to your account.
6. Move the cursor over 'Add Funds,' then click 'Add Funds from MoneyPak.'
7. Enter the number found on the back of the MoneyPak, plus the CAPTCHA letters below.
8. Click 'Continue.' The money will be available instantly in your PayPal account. Use your PayPal debit card to pay for purchases or withdraw the funds from an ATM machine.

How to Add a PayPal Logo to My Webpage

1. Open your webpage in one tab or window of your browser and open the PayPal online logo center in another by visiting https://www.paypal.com/us/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=xpt/general/OnlineLogoCenter-outside.
2. Decide which type of logo you need for your site by selecting from the three choices listed on the PayPal online logo center site.
3. For this example, let's say you decide on the Acceptance Mark logo, which simply features the PayPal logo without other verbiage. Click on that link.
4. Read and agree to the usage guidelines.
5. Decide which size logo you'd like for your site based on the images shown.
6. Place your cursor in the box below the logo you'd like to use.
7. Select all the code text (hold 'Control' and 'A' on a PC or 'Command' and 'A' on a Mac).
8. Copy the code text ('Control' and 'C' on a PC or 'Command' and 'C' on a Mac).
9. Flip back over to your webpage and open either the source code or the section of your site that enables you to edit your code (i.e., sidebar widgets).
10. Paste the code text you already copied into this section of your web page (hold 'Control' and 'V' on a PC or 'Command' and 'V' on a Mac).