How to transfer Money to paypal

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    How to add funds to my paypal...through my credit card or with my indian online bank SBI


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  2. Moses8595

    Moses8595 Peon

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    Just add ur CC to ur paypal..:)
     
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    I think you can not add funds from your credit card or bank account to paypal if you are from India.
     
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    bluewebs Banned

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    can we add funds from your bank accout if we don't have credit card ?
     
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    Feizar Prominent Member

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    Only US/UK people can add funds to paypal from bank account.

    No way to add funds to indian paypal account.
     
    Feizar, Aug 20, 2009 IP
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    poshswinger Active Member

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    You can top-up your Paypal account with the money in your bank. But you need to add that bank account to your Paypal.
     
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    bluewebs Banned

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    but paypal accpet add funds from uk and us bank account. then how we can add funds from indian bank accounts?
     
    bluewebs, Aug 20, 2009 IP
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    AaRGeE Notable Member

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    Add a Valid Credit Card and Change the Funding Source in Paypal via Your Profile setting Page.
     
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    Debit / Credit cards can be added to paypal provided your bank supports internet transactions. Once the card is added, you can use it to pay your paypal expenses. Loading from bank i'snt an option for India at the moment.
     
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    agree :D:D
     
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    Yeah you can add your cc in Paypal and then got fund.
     
    patil123, Aug 21, 2009 IP
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    Choose add new bank account, and then plug in the details, and then deposit some money from it into paypal. Normally takes a few days.
     
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    If you have added your local bank account in your PAYPAL account, go to withdraw money option.
     
    d1976, Aug 21, 2009 IP
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    SO far i know paypal will not allow you to add fund from INDIA.
     
    hostinghelp24, Aug 21, 2009 IP
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    I don't know about your country, but I've asked Paypal and they told me that I couldn't fund my account with anything but US bank account, although I've attached my CC in my Paypal account and also my local bank account.
     
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    Im in Spain and have had a local Spanish bank account attached to my Paypal account for 6 months now. It seems to work quite well, withdrawing from Paypal to my account happens virtually overnight however, if I add funds FROM the account TO paypal it can take up to 21 days. But it is not limited to US only accounts.
     
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    I have the option to withdraw the money to my local bank and CC, but not to send the money from them. I think the rules are just different for each country.
    But I wonder why, Paypal took $1.95 through my cc and deposited it to my Paypal account to verify it, but how come I can't fund it using my cc?
     
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    the easiest way is using your Credit Card.
     
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    u can ad easily thru credit card friend!!
     
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    if you are urgent to get funded, I can help...I have SBI a/c.. and PP verified also.
     
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