Setup problems Tried to setup one paypal account earlier-I ended up closing it due to the fact that someone else's name popped up with my email address, and well as mailing address. I couldn't get it to edit off, so I closed the account, so I could begin again. Shortly after I had completed some of the editing, the same name began to come up again on the window that drops down. When I try now to login to try to fix it, I am told that my password is wrong. I click to get another mailed to me, and after several tries and at least a couple of hours, I still have not received that email. Help!

You need to clear the browser's cache
you did not specify your browser so i will assume this tips will involve your browser.
to do that

How do I clear cache using Netscape? Question : Answer : Cache files, or Temporary Internet Files in Microsoft Windows 95 or higher, are copies of files sent to your web browser and stored on your computer so that when you access a web site (such as PayPal) at a later date, it will load much faster. However, sometimes cache and temporary Internet files can cause problems in viewing your current information on the PayPal web site.

To set the size of the memory cache or clear it in Windows or Unix, follow these steps:

1. From the Edit menu, click Preferences.
2. Open the Advanced category on the left hand side of the screen and click on Cache. You should see an option to clear your disk and memory cache. It is recommended you clear both caches.
3. Click Clear Memory Cache.

You may also need to locate the folder on your hard drive named Cookies or Magic Cookies and delete all the cookies that are stored there.
How do I clear the cache using AOL with a Mac? Question : Answer : Cache files, or Temporary Internet Files in Microsoft Windows 95 of higher, are files sent to your web browser and stored on your computer so that when you access a web site (such as PayPal) at a later date, it will load much faster. However, sometimes cache and temporary Internet files can cause problems in viewing your current information on the PayPal web site.

If you experience difficulty viewing a web page, your computer's cache file may be corrupted. Additionally, if you do not manually (or automatically) set your cache files to be deleted periodically, you may experience delays in loading and closing out of certain web pages.

To improve your computer's performance accessing the web, and specifically while visiting PayPal, regularly clear your cache file.

To clear the cache with AOL on a Apple Macintosh, follow these steps:

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1. Click My AOL at the top of your browser.
2. Select Preferences.
3. Click the WWW icon on the left hand side.
4. On the right hand side, click Empty Cache Now.