Paypal

Ahmednagar, India
September 16, 2009 8:02am CST
Hi. Me and my friend, both of us have a paypal account. But still it's unverified. Then can I send any money in his account or he send to my account? Please do help me.
6 responses
Suneel1234
@Suneel1234 (103)
• India
16 Sep 09
yes u both can send money but u will have a limit so send money.
patofgold23
@patofgold23 (5069)
• Philippines
16 Sep 09
yea..I guess you are limited up to $400 for sending. and $400 for receiving as well.. the limits will be lifted once you verify your account
Abhijit Bangal
@abhi_bangal (5534)
• Ahmednagar, India
16 Sep 09
Thanx for the response. I just wanted to know if I can send or receive any.
Tina83
@Tina83 (1223)
• India
16 Sep 09
yes why not and if u attach ur bank account u can transfer from paypal unlimited, I till now transfered abt 550$ but my account is unverified.
calai618
@calai618 (1773)
• Philippines
16 Sep 09
Hi Abhi! I think the limit for sending money for unverified accounts is $500 so as long as you don't have that much to send or you wouldn't exceed that limit, you can transfer money to any other paypal accounts.
josechukkiri
@josechukkiri (3014)
• India
16 Sep 09
Yes abhi_bangal, you and your friend can send money each other to the paypal account only. You cannot send from paypal to alertpay . You can even withdraw money from your 'Unverified' paypal account to your Indian bank account. I have done so once.But it is always better to verify using your credit card. Otherwise you have to observe certain restrictions.
owelm0408
@owelm0408 (1011)
• Philippines
16 Sep 09
As for my experience, yes you can send and receive money
kurtaxl
@kurtaxl (110)
• Philippines
16 Sep 09
yes you can use your account to send money to other paypal account. my papypal is unverified too and I can use it to purchase items in ebay.
Metabie
@Metabie (32)
• Belgium
16 Sep 09
If you're really going for very large sums you should already have verified , its logical you won't deposit 1000 dollars without having it verified , otherwise it would just be dumb. But for smaller amounts it doesn't have to be no