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PayPal and refunding and spending money and stuff

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I bought some sennheiser earphones the other day and realised that they would not come on time for when I need them seller refunded and everything's hunky dorry but the money for the purchase is still in my bank account and PayPal apparently needs to hold the funds or some shit so if I were to spend the money's in my account on say amazon there wouldn't be any funds for PayPal to hold and because there was no purchase anyway they shouldn't need to take the money out right so I should be able to spend the money in my account without any ill effects right?

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When you get a refund from Paypal it wont hit your bank account for 2-3 days.

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When you get a refund from Paypal it wont hit your bank account for 2-3 days.

The money for the original purchase hasn't been taken out yet
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The money for the original purchase hasn't been taken out yet

The money will first be taken out of your bank and then the refund will be put back into your PayPal. You will then have to withdraw the funds from your PayPal into your bank.

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The money will first be taken out of your bank and then the refund will be put back into your PayPal. You will then have to withdraw the funds from your PayPal into your bank.

But if theres no funds to take out and no reason to take out the funds...

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You will notice a lot in the business world that logic isn't used very often causing a lot of stupid situations like this.

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But if theres no funds to take out and no reason to take out the funds...

 

You already made the payment. The money was requested from the bank so it your refund will be on hold until PayPal receive the money and put it back into your account.

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It's paypal. They do not listen to reason.

 

This.

 

I also see why my English teacher harped on me so much for not using full stops. That was one long sentence op :P.

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This.

 

I also see why my English teacher harped on me so much for not using full stops. That was one long sentence op :P.

I was on my phone lol

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