Minimum Withdrawal Amount and Paypal's New Rules?

According to Paypal's existing rules, the minimum withdrawal amount is $10.

Now, the new rules states that Indian users will have to withdraw their money every 7 days.

What if some user has only $1 in his account?

Will he have to withdraw this $1 too? Won't the $10 limit apply to him?

 

Are you serious, $10 ???
Paypal will charge itself around $35 for withdrawing any amount from the paypal account. Lucikly here in China, we have the paypal account connected to the bank account, however paypal still charges $35 for each transaction.

 

that situation will be overtaken by paypal favourable policy and thats an exception to keep money

 

Is that a guess or you are sure about it?

 

because if paypal force to withdraw 1$ and deduct 1$ fee how they deposit 0 Rs to our bank ?

 

so 1$ withdrawal means we need to pay 6 Rs via netbanking

 

What will happen to the money if it is not withdrawn within 7 days?

 

or it could mean 15 cents of negative balance in Paypal account.

 

a dedicated account manager from RBI will come and ask you politely to withdraw money

so paypal wants to force make withdraw and -ve balance on all indian users lol

 

i dont understand this. Paypal says that i must withdraw any amount received within 7 days. So..

(i) Lets say i have $100 in my paypal before March 1
(ii) I make $5 daily from March 1.

As per paypal instructions.

(i) i should withdraw $100 immediately before 1 March and make my paypal ZERO balance.
(ii) Then assuming that i made $50 total from March 1 to March 7.

Am i supposed to manually to empty my paypal balance, once in every 7 days of the accumulated amount or i have to use settlement withdrawals?

From what paypal is saying if i miss once, paypal will automatically to the withdrawals.

These things arent clear yet from PAYPAL.

 

I wrote to Paypal twice.

The first time I asked them what will happen if the balance is less than the minimum withdrawal amount - $10.

Second time, I asked them what would happen if the balance is exactly $0.50.

These are the two replies:

 

^^ Irony.

Too short!