How to Cancel a PayPal Order

1. Go to the PayPal website and log into your personal or business account. This should take you to the 'My Account' overview page. If it doesn't, click the 'My Account' link at the top of the page.
2. Click on the 'History' link located across from the overview tab. Scroll through the list of transactions until you find the transaction you want to cancel.
3. Click the cancel link next to the transaction, in the 'order status' column. Click 'cancel payment' to complete the transaction. If you do not see a cancel link next to the transaction, this means that the payment has already been received, or claimed, by the recipient and the order can no longer be canceled. You must then contact the recipient to ask for a refund.
4. If the above steps are unsuccessful, open a dispute and follow the resolution process in the PayPal Resolution Center to try and work things out with the seller. If you're still unsuccessful, you can file a claim with PayPal by logging into your PayPal account and clicking on the 'Resolution Center' tab. Find the case number for the dispute and click on it. Choose how you would like to handle the claim under the 'More Options' tab and follow the directions provided. Once a dispute has been opened, you have 20 days to file a claim with PayPal.

How to Create a PayPal Page for a Website

1. Log in to your PayPal account and click the 'Merchant Services' tab.
2. Click a button type and follow the prompts to create your selected button. Options include 'Add to Cart,' 'Buy Now,' 'Donate,' 'Gift Certificate,' 'Subscribe' and 'My Saved Buttons.'
3. Enter your shipping specifications and tax rate percentage and then choose an email address where you want PayPal transaction notices sent. Click the 'Create Button' when done.
4. Click the 'Website' tab and copy the code that creates your PayPal button on your website.
5. Launch your text editor and open the desired Web page(s). Add the page source information to your page(s) (if they are not already created) and then locate the area where you want your button to appear. Paste in your button code from step 4 and save your file.
6. Place your page file(s) on your Web host to activate your buttons. When a visitor clicks this feature, she is taken to a secure PayPal page that allows her to complete her transaction. PayPal notifies you of this activity by sending an email to the address that you specified in Step 3.

How to Increase a PayPal Withdrawal Limit

1. Log in to PayPal. Click 'My Account,' then click 'Profile.' Click 'My Money' from the left pane under 'My Profile.' New content will appear on the right side of the page.
2. Verify either your bank account or credit and debit card by clicking the blue 'Update' link next to either option. Although the verification process varies depending on what type of bank account you're using or if you choose a credit card, you will need to fill in all fields on the verification page. PayPal will inform you how to complete the verification process, which usually involves logging in to your bank account from PayPal or confirming PayPal deposits or charges to your account. You will only incur a charge if you attempt to verify your credit card, and the charge will be reversed.
3. Click 'View Limits' at the top left of your page under the blue tabs. Click the yellow 'Lift Limits' button. A message onscreen will confirm your limits have been lifted. You can then withdraw your money by clicking the 'Withdraw' button.

How to Remind Recipients of a Pending PayPal Money Request

1. Log in to your PayPal account using your personal email address and unique password.
2. Scroll to the bottom of your personal PayPal account homepage.
3. Click 'Remind' button next to the person's name whom you requested money for via PayPal.
4. Read the message on the subsequent page letting you know a reminder email has been sent.
5. Click 'Okay' on the following page to return to the PayPal homepage.

How to Calculate Your Payment to PayPal

1. Launch a Web browser and navigate to the PayPal Fee Calculator (see Resources).
2. Enter the PayPal fee rates that apply to the transaction. On standard purchases, PayPal charges 2.9 percent of the final cost plus 30 cents.
3. Type the purchase amount into the PayPal fee calculator and the payment to PayPal will be calculated automatically.

How to Sign Up for PayPal

Sign Up for PayPal
1. Determine what type of PayPal account you need. There are three main types of accounts: a personal account for use with online shopping, a premier account for use with periodically selling online (such as on eBay) in addition to shopping, and a business account for business owners who do a majority of their commerce online.
2. Have a valid email address to use as your PayPal ID. All PayPal-related correspondence and financial transactions will be tied to this address. You may add up to five email addresses to your account, but you will need to designate one as a primary address.
3. Decide whether you want to have your PayPal account tied to a credit card or a bank account and have the account information at hand. Every PayPal account must be attached to some sort of already-established financial information.
4. Visit PayPal's website and click the 'Sign Up' link at the top of the page (see Resources below). Select your country, language and the type of account you have decided to open.
5. Fill in all the fields on the online informational form, making sure to choose a password which is both secure and easy to remember. Your password will need to be a string of at least eight characters and is case sensitive.
6. Read the user agreement in full before accepting it. Knowing the terms and conditions for sending and receiving funds will prevent misunderstandings in the future. Once you have read the agreement, check the box acknowledging that you accept it and submit your application form.
7. Watch your email for a confirmation message from PayPal. When you receive it, click on the provided confirmation link which should bring you to the PayPal homepage. Enter your password on this page and click the 'Confirm' button.

How to Send a Bill Payable to My PayPal

1. Navigate to PayPal.com and click 'Sign Up' to create a PayPal account (if you don't already have one).
2. Choose your country and language from the pull-down menus, then select the PayPal service you would like to use. All the accounts, including 'Personal' will allow you to send a bill payable to your PayPal account.
3. Fill in all the needed information on the next page, click 'Agree and Create Account' on the bottom.
4. Click the 'Request Money' tab, from inside your PayPal account.
5. Fill in the email address of the person you are requesting payment from. Type in the amount and check if it's for 'Goods' or 'Services.' Click 'Continue' to navigate to the next screen.
6. Verify the amount and email address of the person being billed. Modify the subject of the email and create a message if you desire. Click 'Request Money' to finalize the bill and send.