Unable to log in my PAY PAL account - Computers & Internet

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I would definitly call PayPal support on this issue , you don't want to waste anytime messing around with this...idenity theft is big now-a-days and it sounds like someone has stolen your CC number.

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i would recommend using a credit card that way it is easier to obtain a refund through your bank than it would be via paypal. Be very careful using paypal i have had them rip my off charging my credit card and i am not even a member!! At least it was very easy to get my money back and my bank suggested i get a direct debit credit card and have a zero balance only putting funds into that card when i want to make a purchase. Desputing funds through the bank is a simple and relatively quick process but paypal a gamble indeed. Hope i helped.

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Try switching whatever browser you are using right now to either FireFox or Google Chrome, if it still doesn't work contact me back.

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As per Paypal:
Question : Can I register a credit card on more than one PayPal account?
Answer : No. For your security, you can register a credit card on just one PayPal account at a time. You may, however, register several different credit cards on a single PayPal account.

If your credit card was registered to a different PayPal account, you need to log in to the previous account and remove the card before adding it to your new account. To remove credit cards from your account click Profile at the top of the page and click the Credit/Debit Cards link in the Financial Information column.
Question : What if I forgot my email address?
Answer :

1. Go to the PayPal homepage and click Problem with login?.
2. Click I don’t know what email address I used.
3. Enter up to 3 email addresses you might have used to sign up for your PayPal account.
4. Enter the code shown in the image.
5. Click Continue and follow the instructions.

1. Go to the PayPal homepage and click Problem with login?
2. Select one of the following:
   • If you know your email address, click I don’t know my password. Then enter your email address.
   • If you don’t know your email address, click I don’t know either one. Enter up to 3 email addresses you might have used to sign up for your PayPal account.
3. Enter the code shown in the image.
4. Click Continue and follow the instructions.

Lebanon Raingam

• 4737 Answers
• Posted on Jul 08, 2010

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If there's no balance or transaction with the forgotten account, you need not to worry, it'll automatically be deactivated after few months but your original/existing account will be functioning properly without any hindrance or obstruction. When an account is not active or transaction being done for several months, paypal will send you an email to your email address with the message describing about the deactivation of the account, if you don't take any action, it'll be deactivated.

It's better if you can at least remember the email address [Note: your username is your email address] of your account so that you can deactivate it yourself. But still you can try to close it using the "Forgotten your email address or password?" form.
To recover your email address and your your password, use this form...
Forgotten your email address? (you'll need to provide your name full name, zip code, phone number)
To reset your password use this form;
Forgotten your password? (you'll need to provide your email address)
After you retrieve your password or recover your email address, login to your paypal account, click "profile" and select "Close Account" from the options available, you'll be presented with a warning if you are sure or not, click yes and continue with it.

I hope you could understand my instructions, if you have problem with my instructions, please let me know.

Good luck.

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