Thread: paypal - urgent advice needed
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Old 25-02-2005, 07:45   #21
Dave Stones
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Re: paypal - urgent advice needed
seems to have been resolved. the seller has refunded my money, he had no idea where this transaction came from either. slight problem though, the £430 has not been taken from my bank account but the sellerhas credited my paypal account with it....

think i will leave it in my paypal account until all this blows over *scared*
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Originally Posted by Richard M
Are you sure?
Nildram (my ISP) were able to set up my monthly payment on a Maestro card by me filling in a form on their site.
i think maybe what they do is hold your details on record, and then when it comes to payment time they simply drag their details up from their database and do a CNP transaction?

much like paypal seems to do...
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