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Have you checked on a service like https://haveibeenpwned.com/ if your information was released from another website? Those "hackers" often just get password dumps and then try logging in on websites with known email/password combinations.

Here is what I told someone else that had the same problem hope it helps you

If you want it lifted you should try making your account verfied by linking a bank account, credit/debit card, and confirming your information. Once you do that then you should be able to lift the limit.

As a warning once you have a bank account linked paypal can access it and withdrawn without your permission. So if you sold something and the buyer does a credit card charge back or you loose a dispute which causes your account balance to go negative they will automatically withdrawn the funds from your bank account even if your are truely in the right its who ever they side with or if the credit card company refunds the buyer.

Here is a link to see exactly what you need to do according to paypal. there forum post https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/helpcenter/helphub/article/?solutionId=FAQ2338

or here is the link to the actually place on paypal that shows restrictions https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_lift-limits Hopefully this helps you

Okay let me try to take a shot at this. Again, I am not associated with OPSkins and I could be entirely wrong. However, a history of business courses/CSC courses offers me some insight.

Buyer: > 1. I purchase OP 500 for $5. > 2. I buy skin for 500 OP. > 3. I get skin.

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>OPSkins now has $5 in its paypal in theory. >However, assuming that OPSkins pays paypal business fees per transaction, we can get a rough estimate. Using: >https://www.paypal.com/webapps/mpp/merchant-fees lets say they pay 2.5% + $0.30 per transaction.

>That $5 is now $4.5.

>So there is only $4.5 in their paypal.

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Seller: > 1. I post sale for 500 OP with 0% commission. > 2. Someone buys my skin for 500 OP. > 3. I now cashout 500 OP. > 4. I have ~$5 in my paypal. (before transaction fees that seller pays for - Assuming that my fees are 3% with 0.30, I get $4.55 in my paypal.)

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>All in all: OPSkins has sent the seller $5 when they only had $4.5 in their paypal. So they lost $.5 for you to sell your skin. Put this on scale by the number of times this happens from the ex-high profile members, and the $13 monthly fee may not cover it.

Again, this is just with my understanding/a quick search of Paypal business fees.

• Edit for my rushed math skills ~ 10/10
• Thank you to everyone below who corrected me
• Re-mathing the math below

Looks like I found the reason, why paypal didn't ask us if we want to convert currency.

Read this (2.4) Looks like you have to prove your identity to be able to store different currencies. If you used simplified verification you can only store Russian Rubles. I believe you can prove your identity here

So, if you want to continue using it for this much money, you should lift limis (which requires you to prove identity anyway). Go to Main Page -> More about your account -> Check your account limits -> Lift limits. You can also find link I posted above here.

I'm 25, and I've been using Paypal since 2004.

Opening a dispute may start out between you and the seller, but 9 times out of 10 it's elevated to a Paypal claim. A seller with too many disputes is also negatively affected by it.

Call Paypal and ask them if they will protect you for an intangible item. See what they say.

OPSkins treats their customers well, I'm sure, but you're not a special snowflake. Every customer is treated the same. OPSkins clearly states what will happen if you open a Paypal dispute. The decision is yours.

(Also here: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=xpt/Marketing/popup/UAeBay-outside

You can clearly see that intangible items are not protected.)

I believe that Paypal and potentially OPSkins would be under obligation to comply with tax laws and send you a 1099 (or something similiar) if your transactions exceed a certain number AND the dollar amount exceeds a certain number. I know this is vague but technically you are profiting and I can almost guarantee that Uncle Sam is going to want their cut. I know through steam its 200 transactions and more than 20,000 dollars. Confirmed Paypal's policy is the same: https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/helpcenter/helphub/article/?solutionId=FAQ729

Here is what I told someone else that had the same problem hope it helps you

If you want it lifted you should try making your account verfied by linking a bank account, credit/debit card, and confirming your information. Once you do that then you should be able to lift the limit.

As a warning once you have a bank account linked paypal can access it and withdrawn without your permission. So if you sold something and the buyer does a credit card charge back or you loose a dispute which causes your account balance to go negative they will automatically withdrawn the funds from your bank account even if your are truely in the right its who ever they side with or if the credit card company refunds the buyer.

Here is a link to see exactly what you need to do according to paypal. there forum post https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/helpcenter/helphub/article/?solutionId=FAQ2338

or here is the link to the actually place on paypal that shows restrictions https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_lift-limits Hopefully this helps you

If you want it lifted you should try making your account verfied by linking a bank account, credit/debit card, and confirming your information. Once you do that then you should be able to lift the limit.

As a warning once you have a bank account linked paypal can access it and withdrawn without your permission. So if you sold something and the buyer does a credit card charge back or you loose a dispute which causes your account balance to go negative they will automatically withdrawn the funds from your bank account even if your are truely in the right its who ever they side with or if the credit card company refunds the buyer.

Here is a link to see exactly what you need to do according to paypal.

there forum post https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/helpcenter/helphub/article/?solutionId=FAQ2338

or here is the link to the actually place on paypal that shows restrictions

https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_lift-limits

Hopefully this helps you

I partly agree but mostly not. It's obvious the administration don't have much experience of running a website like this so there are a ton of problems. They should've given back the $7 to the High Profile buyers (I thought they did cuz to me that'd be an obvious thing to do), so I agree that was outright a scam. People paid for a month but only got 2 weeks without warning or compensation.

They don't state anywhere that you're responsible for the Paypal fees either. I only read about it in some changelog post but now I can't find any statement about it anywhere. However that is not a scam, because that would be the default assumption unless they state otherwise. This is pretty much how cashout via Paypal works everywhere.

For the last problem you had with the currency exchange I stronly disagree. It was plainly due to your lack of knowledge. When you start selling you should do your calculations beforehand, not after. Paypal takes (in my opinion) a huge fee (2.5% for Paypal + wholesale fee (https://www.paypal.com/fi/webapps/mpp/ua/useragreement-full#Schedule_1 )) for currency exchange. Everyone using Paypal should know that.

Also I have no idea what you mean by this >After every kind of percent thing i got 1770$ minus my 160$ which makes it 1610$

But I assume it was again because you don't know maths.

 

They're not scamming on purpose. They're just amateur (at least to me they seem like it) and I don't think their website will last long without the help of more professional people. You should educate yourself before making assumptions about how much money you'll get or at least not get mad about it when your assumptions were wrong.

https://www.paypal.com/nl/cgi-bin/webscr?dispatch=5885d80a13c0db1f8e263663d3faee8d96f000117187ac9edec8a65b311f447e
Paypal account, login ==> currency converter ==> convert payment ==> Euro to USD (put up 50, will calculate how many euro you'll have to send to have them receive 50usd).
This should be right for that moment, euro - usd is almost 1:1 #shittyeconomy.
Keep in mind, it may change overtime

You don't need twitter to look at it, if you cashout again just look at the top left hand side of the site https://gyazo.com/9e9765920f71ed278a73b88853a47e40

If it says next date is the 18th then if you cashout on the 17th it's done or there was a problem.

I also had this problem and I currently have a ticket to delete all my other billing accounts.

To solve this, log in to your whitelisted billing account. -> quick navigation bar -> order -> select amount -> This

You must enter the Steam 64 ID of the Account you want to purchase OP for

To find your Steam 64 ID.

Enter your steam community profile link here and look under Steam 64.

Hope I helped.

Hm, I'm in the U.S. Not sure exactly which country OPSkins is situated in, but the Paypal website lists international transaction fees as "3.6% plus a fixed fee based on currency received" for Australia. It's 3.9% for the U.S. :/