Thread: paypal - urgent advice needed
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Old 25-02-2005, 10:07   #24
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Re: paypal - urgent advice needed
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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.
As has been said above these are probably new CNP transactions each month.
I'm sure that if you are using HSBC merchant services to process cards then what I said is fact.
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Originally Posted by zoombini
So your paypal account has £430 in it and paypal do not have your cc info, neither has the money been taken from your account (yet).

Cancelling cards might sound like it stops money being taken, but sometimes they (banks) still let through things that are in the pipeline.

So you can either be honest & wait to see if paypal take the money back or take it & run....
Being as you have reported this stuff, they card issuer will review the card transactions in the next week or so and so will paypal. You will be best leaving these funds there and letting this work itself out (and probably fessing up if it does not). After all there could be someone else out there seriously out of pocket if you take the money and run. You would not like to be in that position would you?
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