Thursday, July 4, 2013

How to Add PayPal to My Forum


1. Log in to PayPal from paypal.com and wait until you are taken to your control panel.
2. Click on the 'Merchant Services' tab, then select an option under the 'Create Buttons' heading.
3. Fill in all the necessary information pertaining to the button you have chosen, then click the yellow 'Create Button' button at the bottom of the form. This will take you to a screen that displays the code you need to place on your forum.
4. Log in to your forum and access the page you want to put your button on. The code can be displayed inside tables, in the center of a page, above or a below a banner, or wherever you think it will have the best visibility.
5. Paste the code where you want it to display on your forum page, then save. Refresh your forum to make sure it displays properly, and make any changes you need. You should not need to edit the actual PayPal code to affect its placement. Instead, use HTML tags to place it where you want. For example, placing the code between <center></center> tags will put it in the horizontal middle of your forum.

How to Fund PayPal With a Credit Card


1. Log in to your PayPal account, which should give you an overview of your account.
2. Hover your cursor over the word 'profile.' Click on the phrase 'edit or add credit card' that appears on the drop-down menu.
3. Select your card carrier name from the drop-down list that appears below your name.
4. Fill in the requested information regarding your credit card. Fill in your account number, expiration date and card verification number.
5. Select your billing address from the options at the bottom of the page and click 'add card.'
6. Add funds to your PayPal account with the 'balance manager' option located on your account overview. Select your card and choose the option to add funds.

Wednesday, July 3, 2013

What Does quot;Payment Expiredquot; in PayPal Mean?


Payment Status Location
When you are signed into PayPal, you can view the status of your payment under the 'Payment Status' heading in the table. Each payment entry in the table contains the date, type, amount, name and the status. The status is to the right of the name. You can also view the status by clicking 'Details' to view more information about that transaction.
Glossary
To understand what each status means, PayPal provides a link to a 'Payment Status Glossary.' To view the glossary, log into PayPal and view your history. At the top-right side of the table is a link that says 'Payment status glossary.' Click this and scroll through the pop-up to research the status. If your status reads as 'Expired,' the glossary lists this as due to an expired transaction.
Why Expired?
If you're seeing 'Expired' as the payment status, this may mean the order you've placed has not gone through. At some point, the transaction expired during the process and the order and payment was not completed. This may occur if the seller put a temporary hold or authorization in order to take their money at a later point, and then never completed the money retrieval.
Remedy
Contact the seller to determine how to remedy the situation and complete your purchase. Be sure to let the seller know your PayPal payment status is reading as 'Expired' and inform them if you wish to complete or cancel your transaction.

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

How to Get PayPal Money Fast for Free


1. Open a web browser on your computer and go to the PayPal homepage.
2. Click the 'Withdraw' tab.
3. Select the option to 'Transfer to Bank Account.'
4. Enter the amount of funds you want to withdraw from your PayPal account and select the account you want to send the funds to from the drop-down menu. Click 'Continue.'
5. Confirm the amount of money and the account you want to send the withdraw the funds to and click the 'Submit' button. The funds you withdrew from PayPal will appear in your account in approximately three to four business days.

How to Refund Return Shipping on PayPal


1. Log into PayPal and click the 'History' tab at the top of the screen. Look for the payment in question, and then click the 'Details' link next to 'Payment Status.'
2. Click the 'Issue A Refund' link and enter in the refund amount. This may be the entire order amount, or just the cost of return shipping.
3. Add a note to the buyer if you would like, then click 'Continue.' Check the final refund amount and click 'Submit.'
4. Click the 'Send Money' tab at the top of the screen if you issued a full refund. Enter the customer's email address and the return shipping amount. Click the 'Personal' tab and the circle by 'Payment Owed.'
5. Click 'Submit' and then type in a personal message, or leave the field blank. Double-check the email address, final amount and payment method, then click 'Send Money.'

How to Take PayPal Money With a Debit Card


1. Log in to your PayPal account at PayPal.com. Click 'PayPal Debit Card' from the 'Other' menu at the bottom of the page.
2. Click 'Apply Now' and fill out the application. To receive a PayPal Debit MasterCard, you must have a Premier or Business PayPal account, have been a member of PayPal for 60 days and have a confirmed address. You must also enter the last four numbers of your Social Security number and include your date of birth.
3. Log in to PayPal, click 'Profile,' then click 'My Money.' Click 'Update' next to 'PayPal Debit Card,' and click 'Activate Now.'
4. Access the money in your PayPal Account at any ATM that accepts MasterCard. Choose 'Checking' when making a withdrawal and enter your four-digit PIN.

How to Convert PayPal Downloads to Quicken


1. Create a cash flow/cash account file in the Quicken account list in order to import the PayPal file. Create the file following directions in the Quicken program, naming it PayPal or another distinctive name.
2. Log-in to the PayPal account and navigate to the 'History' tab. Place the cursor on the upper right 'MORE' drop down. Mouse down and select 'Download History.'
3. Open the drop down menu that allows you to select the type of file format you wish to use, which is below the date windows.
4. Mouse down to the 'Quicken QIF' selection. Your download window will pop up and allow you to name the file and select where you wish to save it. Use a name and location that is easy to remember while ignoring any messages regarding QIF and Microsoft Money.
5. Save the file and exit PayPal.
6. Start your Quicken program and navigate to the account list. Open the Cash Flow/Cash Account that was set up previously. Mouse over and open the 'File/Import/QIF option.'
7. Navigate to the PayPal account that was downloaded, select the file and click on 'OK' when the QIF import window opens. Be sure that the box next to the import to option is the PayPal account.
8. Select 'Transactions' or any of the other options that are presented when the 'Include in import' option appears. You must select at least one for the file to be useful. Select Next to complete the import.