From: Phister on 27 Jun 2010 09:29 I have had a Paypal account for a number of years, but never used it. I ordered something from a website recently that normally uses WorldPay. Anyway throughout the transaction I was being steered to Paypal but carried on trying to avoid logging into Paypal because I had actually forgotten my password. I used my debit account details to complete the purchase but my efforts of avoidance were useless, I immediately got a receipt from Paypal...........the only hint of this coercion was when on one of the previous pages it said that it had been detected that I had a Paypal account. Does this now meaan I have to have money in this Paypal account, or does it just link directly to my debit account.........? Regards -- DNA signature encryption key........ ATTGGTGCATTACTTCAGGCTCT
From: Conor on 27 Jun 2010 09:55 On 27/06/2010 14:29, Phister wrote: > I have had a Paypal account for a number of years, but never used it. I > ordered something from a website recently that normally uses WorldPay. > Anyway throughout the transaction I was being steered to Paypal but carried > on trying to avoid logging into Paypal because I had actually forgotten my > password. I used my debit account details to complete the purchase but my > efforts of avoidance were useless, I immediately got a receipt from > Paypal...........the only hint of this coercion was when on one of the > previous pages it said that it had been detected that I had a Paypal > account. > > Does this now meaan I have to have money in this Paypal account, or does it > just link directly to my debit account.........? > > > Regards > It just takes out what is needed. If you'd have read the FAQ on Paypal's website, you'd know this. -- Conor www.notebooks-r-us.co.uk
From: Phister on 27 Jun 2010 11:37 I have no intention of using Paypal again. I will just have to be careful what suppliers I use. -- DNA signature encryption key........ ATTGGTGCATTACTTCAGGCTCT
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