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Never had that problem before, but somehow I accumulated money in my account and I don't really know where to spend it. I used it before to pay for the school Scholastic orders, some apparel websites, and repaying people when I didn't have cash on me. What is the easiest way to spend the balance on things like groceries, paying bills, and other everyday stuff?
I have ordered their cash card today, so there is that. I don't really want to link my bank account unless I absolutely have to. Is there anything else I don't know about? Some gift cards, yes, but the choice of them is limited in places where you can use paypal to pay. |
| Wtf? I transfer it to my bank account! Why is it burning a hold in your pocket? |
This. Or sometimes I use it to pay for an eBay item. |
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| OP here, for some weird reason I don't like the idea of linking my bank account (someone told me a story once how their PP account was blocked by mistake and they had to go to great lengths to unlock the bank account that was associated with it). |
Link it, transfer the money and then unlink it. That's what I do. You can also set up alerts on your bank account to be notified each time a withdrawal or deposit happens so you can act immediately if you suspect foul play. |
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I use it to pay for stuff online.... Amazon, Target, any place that accepts PayPal as payment.
I also will not link it to my main bank account but have a Capital one 360 savings account that I keep almost no money in that I link it to so that if I do want to transfer the money out, I can. I have venmo linked to the same account. |
| Amazon and Paypal are rivals, it’s impossible to pay with PayPal on amazon... |
| I keep the balance in there for things like March Madness pools and other casual gambling. The organizer usually collects the $10/$20 via paypal. Also to pay friends when we have a weekend trip and need to split expenses. |