darkhand: Sure, lets help the members out.

Johndoe100: I thought you don't want links? Your signature is what? How credible is what you are going to tell the posters when it's the same info that you sell? Are you not just going to mislead them so they have no choice other than to pay you?

freeinfo98: lets begin.

emailguru: The greatest challenge I have had in recent time was when paypal had to freeze my account because someone sent me $699 for a website I sold. Although am still working on getting my money back, what do you think is the best way around paypal not getting our accounts frozen?

emailguru: The greatest challenge I have had in recent time was when PayPal had to freeze my account because someone sent me $699 for a website I sold. Although am still working on getting my money back, what do you think is the best way around PayPal not getting our accounts frozen?

darkhand:

The solution is simple, have the right account. The reason Nigerians have problems with PayPal is because they want to do things the wrong way. Nigerians can legally have PayPal accounts but they really should be business accounts. Yes, this means incorporating a company and using the company to open the PayPal account. If people did this there would be no money lost to PayPal. I am aware of the cost, but what is the limit to the number of shareholders a company can have? If it means charging a fee, I don't see why 50 people can not use one legit account? Is it not one company? Each person would end up paying around $40 if the company opened an account in an offshore location or $15 if the account was opened in the USA. Doing it this way will kep the users honest as you will make sure you know ( in the Nigerian sense) the people you allow in.

As it is you will be told how to hide and pray that PayPal does not notice you. The real question is why do the so called exchangers etc not do this? The answer is because they themselves are not in this for the long term. I don't mean any disrespect, just keeping it real.

darkhand:

The solution is simple, have the right account. The reason Nigerians have problems with PayPal is because they want to do things the wrong way. Nigerians can legally have PayPal accounts but they really should be business accounts. Yes, this means incorporating a company and using the company to open the PayPal account. If people did this there would be no money lost to PayPal. I am aware of the cost, but what is the limit to the number of shareholders a company can have? If it means charging a fee, I don't see why 50 people can not use one legit account? Is it not one company? Each person would end up paying around $40 if the company opened an account in an offshore location or $15 if the account was opened in the USA. Doing it this way will kep the users honest as you will make sure you know ( in the Nigerian sense) the people you allow in.

As it is you will be told how to hide and pray that PayPal does not notice you. The real question is why do the so called exchangers etc not do this? The answer is because they themselves are not in this for the long term. I don't mean any disrespect, just keeping it real.

arbitrage:

I honestly do not understand your business company option to paypal. I am not sure a company can open paypal account without a person name and details for it even though the choice is business account. I thought a person's name will still be attached to that account and so all country legibility, IP address access protocols must still be observed (like the case of individual use of paypal). Can you expatiate on what you are talking about company option to operating paypal.

darkhand:

Any legally registered business can open a Paypal account. In civilized countries, companies are legal entities in their own right. I don’t see what is so hard about that. If you want to know the actual mechanics of going about opening the account and all that, you need to consult me.

arbitrage:

Anyway from my little experience, the business and premier paypal accounts I have opened in the past were all in my personal name. I would not understand if I can use my company name instead and give which date of birth to the company. Even if I can be allowed to use my company name and other details required on paypal registration page, all eligibility requirements and country of origin and access that paypal is known for must still be observed.

darkhand:

What does this crap mean? Because you have no knowledge of something , then what? You avoided the question. Does Paypal offer services to legal entities? The answer is yes. Does a company have a date of birth? The answer is no. I find your attitude shocking. Ahhhhhhhh, I see, you are here to drive customers to legalwealth abi? That is why he reserved his comments. Anyway, please accept my assurances that Paypal does business with companies, the idea that a company the size of Paypal does not do business with companies is so ludicrous that it could only come from people like you.

legalwealth:

That is too harsh from you as this thread is meant to be educative and not insultive please.

Forget about me concerning paypal as i do legal things with it and I know what I'm doing.

If PayPal issue will cause problem,let us treat other issues of Liberty reserve and Payza.

darkhand:

What does this crap mean? Because you have no knowledge of something , then what? You avoided the question. Does Paypal offer services to legal entities? The answer is yes. Does a company have a date of birth? The answer is no. I find your attitude shocking. Ahhhhhhhh, I see, you are here to drive customers to legalwealth abi? That is why he reserved his comments. Anyway, please accept my assurances that Paypal does business with companies, the idea that a company the size of Paypal does not do business with companies is so ludicrous that it could only come from people like you.

darkhand:


My young friend, I have always admired the "get up and go" spirit that you display. However when you want to argue a point try and think it through first. Some of us have been in this business a long time. You are still a student in some University as I understand it. When you say you are doing legal things with paypal by "selling" their accounts and showing people how to break every rule in their book are we supposed to just agree?

Young man, just relax and try and learn from those both more educated than you and who have been in the business longer.

arbitrage:

Even though your response betrays pride and insult, I accept all in good faith and I say thank you for the response in bold letters. I thought the import of my statement really showed that I was interested in knowing if I can open a paypal account with company business name and details; not knowing it could be misconstrued as you did.

You offered to be contacted on the mechanics of how to do it in your penultimate posting, so how are you different from legalwealth who you are accusing me of seeking customers for? Are you not going to charge for the consultation you requested as well? My paypal experience is not quite long and broad as yours because I only started actively using paypal in 2005.

Anyway, so that we will not be dragging issues unnecessarily, I know that Paypal accepts business entities but what I need you to explain was how you said such type of account will not have the limitation issues other people mentioned earlier here. This is because the paypal business accounts I know on paypal still have the company owner details registered/attached to it as merchants. So going by that option, how do a Nigerian person opening even the business, merchant or personal paypal account scale the limitations via the company business account option you suggested earlier?

davelee: Hello everybody,
I want to make a contribution based on my observation
I want to break this news here on Naira forum; I have been visiting here and reading topics that talks about creating a paypal account in Nigeria. Most of the times, you may succeed in verifying your but withdrawing the cash is the problem. While some methods I have used after verification, my will get limited suddenly, some of the guides don’t work at all. So I want say it pop and plain that most of those e-books are not worth it.

What I need is simple, a full blown guide or let me say step by step guide that shows you how to create, verify, access, and cashing your paypal money live with ease….. A method that is fully functional. Please if any, show me the link to get to your page or however you want to get it to me, I will be glad. I am ready to pay for it seriously.
thanks

legalwealth:

Good presentations and questions

darkhand:

What does this crap mean? Because you have no knowledge of something , then what?

darkhand:

Any legally registered business can open a Paypal account. In civilized countries, companies are legal entities in their own right. I don’t see what is so hard about that. If you want to know the actual mechanics of going about opening the account and all that, you need to consult me.

davelee: Hello everybody,
I want to make a contribution based on my observation
I want to break this news here on Naira forum; I have been visiting here and reading topics that talks about creating a paypal account in Nigeria. Most of the times, you may succeed in verifying your but withdrawing the cash is the problem. While some methods I have used after verification, my will get limited suddenly, some of the guides don’t work at all. So I want say it pop and plain that most of those e-books are not worth it.

What I need is simple, a full blown guide or let me say step by step guide that shows you how to create, verify, access, and cashing your paypal money live with ease….. A method that is fully functional. Please if any, show me the link to get to your page or however you want to get it to me, I will be glad. I am ready to pay for it seriously.
thanks

darkhand:

Really? I came away with the impression that both of you are the same person, repeatedly asking the same question I have already answered. Circular arguments come back to the same place:

arbitrage:

Even though your response betrays pride and insult, I accept all in good faith and I say thank you for the response in bold letters. I thought the import of my statement really showed that I was interested in knowing if I can open a paypal account with company business name and details; not knowing it could be misconstrued as you did.

You offered to be contacted on the mechanics of how to do it in your penultimate posting, so how are you different from legalwealth who you are accusing me of seeking customers for? Are you not going to charge for the consultation you requested as well? My paypal experience is not quite long and broad as yours because I only started actively using paypal in 2005.

Anyway, so that we will not be dragging issues unnecessarily, I know that Paypal accepts business entities but what I need you to explain was how you said such type of account will not have the limitation issues other people mentioned earlier here. This is because the paypal business accounts I know on paypal still have the company owner details registered/attached to it as merchants. So going by that option, how do a Nigerian person opening even the business, merchant or personal paypal account scale the limitations via the company business account option you suggested earlier?

darkhand:

Really? I came away with the impression that both of you are the same person, repeatedly asking the same question I have already answered. Circular arguments come back to the same place:

arbitrage:

I honestly did not see your answer to the question. You said it is possible for company to open a paypal business account as a recognized legal entity and that there shouldn't be a problem about that? My question for the umpteenth time is to practically and as simple as possible tell us how or where to go about that. It could be something like go to paypal website and click on so and so link and you will find this or that. I mean a kind of KISS (keep it short & simple) approach.

I do not only know how to open and operate other types of paypal accounts, I have the account and I still use my paypal with balance in it. I do not need or use it with any software or VPN or such hide IP nor do I need any other guide that an average Nigerian user needs as they advertise here on Nairaland. I even have my paypal mastercard if I need the fund from ATM. But I am very open to information and researches from other people here. That is why your contribution (about opening company business account as a fail-safe alternative to paypal limitation) tickled my fancy. I have duly registered companies in the USA and the UK, which I can use with your supposedly "legal" method to paypal. Hence, the reason for my question to you to expatiate on your suggestion. But since the answer I seemed to observe you gave is consultation, how much then is your consultation fee and how do we go about it please?

darkhand:

Wonderful. I bet you wrote all this so all the kids on this board will be impressed. Well I am not. Why you insist on belaboring this point I don't know. I have no intention of giving you or your alter ego legalwealth any more info than you already have. As for all that nonsense about continents and accounts any adult here would realize that you are just making noise, let me assure you I am not impressed. So you expect me to also start to boast here? You are just another pimple faced kid like legalwealth. Please let it rest because I have answered you. If you are so "rich" then "consult" na abi? That way you can put your money where your mouth is.