Paypal linked with visa card
 

Hi All,
Do you know what is the purpose for linking visa card with paypal A/C? Is it a must? :thanx:

Re: Paypal linked with visa card
 

Hi, if you are intending to recieve fund or sending fund.. that is a must as a charge back might occur. that is a sercurity measure by paypal. it is to protect buyer

Re: Paypal linked with visa card
 

Thank you! Can I link more than one visa card? If in the future, my related visa card cancelled, what should I do?

Re: Paypal linked with visa card
 

yes you can have more then one credit/debit card in paypal. but only one will be the taken into the main. if you card is cancel... you will have to subsitute another one by going to your profile to change the card status.
hope that answer your question

Re: Paypal linked with visa card
 

If you are accepting payment via paypal, I would recommend you to set it to verified users only. This will reduce the number or charge-back tremendously.

Re: Paypal linked with visa card
 

Thank you for your answers. Are the visa cards linked with Paypal for the further payment? If I add 3 visa cards, I may choose one of them to do the payment. Right?

:thanx:

Re: Paypal linked with visa card
 

Yes, you can link multiple credit card to your paypal account and select what is your primary card.

Re: Paypal linked with visa card
 

Hi, even with people that are verified , you will still be able to face charge back.so it still really depends on who you are dealing with.

Re: Paypal linked with visa card
 

rayo,

The chances are much lower than accepting new paypal users. Most likely, they depend on paypal to purchase and receive payment. So, they tend to safe-guard their account from getting banned as well.

I run search engine optimization service and so far I only receive 1 charge-back in the past 5 years.

Re: Paypal linked with visa card
 

fancypocket, Like i said the charge back is by the buyer and not via paypal. if you have a fussy customer . your chance of a charge back is high , nothing to do with the verified or non-verfified.