Who could withdraw your money in Paypal in case you die?

hi kun, yeah, access to your email and password could be the remedy. How about you, do anyone in your household know your password? If in an instances it so sudden that no one ever know that you have a paypal then it all mean quits and paypal would be the only one to benefits from your saving which is very unfair..somehow..I know their may be other available option which i am going to ask through their representatives they could give me more a clearer solution on my inquiry to avoid confusion. So in case some unfortunate things happen then you would no longer worry as you authorize someone in your family to claim the remaining balance as long as the documentaries documents proceeding are completed. thanks.

U'r here ckyera!! haha =D Well, none of my family members knows that i have got paypal account.. haha =D But even if i were to pass away one day, i guess they will be able to know i have got an account here.. Because i have written everything down, in a notebook.. haha =D As such, my username and password are all there.. hehe ^_^ And ckyera, maybe i will share my password with u, provided u share your username with me.. lol =D

i told you! haha and see i use that words... i'm back! really? so you have the notebook? hmmm what else is written there? hehe haha, sure... but in exchange, you should also share your username as well as your password to me!

same here msfrancisco... i will also entrust my password and everything to my husband, and he will be the one who can transact in behalf of me... i have good faith on him, and besides we are husband & wife and so i don't see anything wrong if i share my paypal information to him or even my bank account info!

haha...well this is my very first avatar! hehe yeah, i just like the color...to pictures only but not on clothes! and another common is the heart, but in my eyes avatar, the heart is black & small! very true msfrancisco and i agree with that, coz that's also how i feel about my husband, that i can entrust him my future, my life and my everything! trust is something that every couple should have aside from love & respect...

Hi CK, wow new look. see what friendship's suggestions can do?! nice pick...nice choice. i just noticed one thing common to your old avatar--it is still fuchsia pink LOL. well, i married my husband because i know he is the person i can entrust not only material things but even my life. we share everything and there will be no problem with me giving him my account number and pin number.

yup for when I order things thru there it comes in her name! altho the money I spend comes out of my bank account!

Ok , that would be alright as long as she know your password with your permission their would be no problem

hi lakota, Yup, that better and you have your daughter in charge as the eligible claimant.

And that is a very well thought out question, Neelia.. I am curious as to what the staff would answer on this. Perhaps there is already a solution that we do not know yet..

hi zed, So you're one of those who are very cautious when it comes to your private thing you would not entrust it to anyone unless you know him/her well. Well, that a good ideas though it would not be applicable to those who have no will of testament ready unless the other option is offer by the Paypal itself for their clients benefits. I would still research on my inquiry and would ask directly the Paypal on their stand about this matter for better clarification. As i read all their guidelines and it is not mention and that is why i comes out with this inquiry hoping to find some information.

yeah, and that is the one question which i am going to ask to paypal the next time around i log in my account... that would gonna be part 2 follow up of my inquiry...

hi washingtonmark, Some never trust even their closer relatives who may be tempted to withdraw all the money and some as you mention would not even write it down as their may be endanger the information would be accessible to anyone who could secure of your private information. While other suggest to includes your password in your freewill if you have in case of unexpected events beyond your control.

They can, but they must do it before your bank account is closed to avoid inconvenience.

hi cutie, yeah, that the best way to to tell them in advance and not to keep as a secret as the troubles ensues when you never tell it to anyone and unexpected things happen then eventually all of your hard earn online would only be forfeited by paypal in their favor.

hi whyaskq, Yup, that would be less to worry in your side as you prefer to have less money in your Paypal accounts and this only applies to those who have business or premier accounts which involves a lot of activities either for the buyer or merchants which could be an important matter to consider as it part of their business which may be risky if the finances is not properly delegated.

hi 3snugglebunnies, Yeah, i think too and i would look to research on that and have to contact the paypal itself about this inquiry. It is a good things to have an option where the account owner could have a joint accounts like in a partner so in case of emergency their still other option where one could get her remaining money without being forfeit by paypal.

hi cream, well, you need to tell them to whoever the person whom you could trust as their are unexpected events which out of anyone control and it may be hard to know you may have saving which your loved ones could not benefit unless you share some information while other suggest that it may be a good option to includes all your password or other transaction listed in your freewill if you happen to have one for the ensuring that your online earning would also goes to the right beneficiary in case some thing happen to you just for claimants benefits otherwise.

hi sweetie, yeah, that right and the problem only exist when no one in your family know your email and password.

hi allknowing, yeah, that the best possible solution and it only become worries when you left suddenly without leaving your password on any person you fully trust. in case of the immediate departure then it would be too late to say those passwords unless paypal allow a joint accounts or if you left your password in your testament. Even though, many mention they never left higher amount in paypal but i know some still left higher amounts so it is really a waste of money if paypal freeze or forfeit your accounts and disapprove any claimants of your money. thanks

hi nrn, Yeah, that the good things to do once you accumulated enough money in paypal to ensure it go down immediately and this inquiry appeal in case the person die without having to encash her money or never left her password to anyone whom he trust the money goes in favor of the paypal and the relatives could not make a claim unless it is included in the membership guidelines of the paypal. thanks