Paypal fees
By sunny4691
@sunny4691 (546)
India
August 18, 2011 12:59am CST
Hi guys today i transferred money from my paypal account to my bank account and i was surprised that they are not charging any fees, earlier they used to charge Rs50 per transaction below rs7000. When i clicked on the link fees there it was stated that no fees(free) for Indian bank accounts. So any of you mylotters have any news regarding this and have they implemented the rule of transferring money in 7 days of receiveing it from paypal to your bank account.
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12 responses
@pratik87 (1927)
• India
18 Aug 11
maybe it is a free transfer period. they had done something similar earlier or maybe it was just a glitch. either way good for you. i am only receiving notifications of new rules imposed by paypal now and then. have not heard anything regarding free transfer of funds to bank. how much did you transfer by the way?
@sunny4691 (546)
• India
18 Aug 11
I don't think its a free transfer period because in their fees page its showing free for Indian accounts. I didn't transferred much only Rs1500, last month i transferred about Rs4500
but then the exchange rate was also low and also i have to bear rs50 fees.
but then the exchange rate was also low and also i have to bear rs50 fees.
@sunny4691 (546)
• India
19 Aug 11
@oindy54
My account was limited due to not verifying credit card when I tried to withdraw money to my bank, so I sent them an email stating that I don't have a credit card, so they lifted my limitation.
@sunny4691 (546)
• India
18 Aug 11
Yes you will be able to transfer money from your paypal account to your bank account without credit or debit card verification, but you will have to send them an email regarding you don't have a credit card.
@sunny4691 (546)
• India
18 Aug 11
I don't think its a gift or anything for Indian customers as they have changed and updated their fees policy, so it may be a permanent policy. You will now also have to pay exchange fees but only the rs 50 fees is lifted.
@oindy54 (3445)
• India
18 Aug 11
Hi,
I am really excited to hear this.I hope it is a permanent policy as their fees are too high and conversion rate low compared to the market rate for dollars.I requested a bank transfer last month and had to pay a Rs.50 fee.But I just read your post now and am feeling extremely happy.
I hope I will have enough in my account this month to withdraw and take advantage of this scheme.Thanks for sharing this with us.
I hope I will have enough in my account this month to withdraw and take advantage of this scheme.Thanks for sharing this with us. @sunny4691 (546)
• India
18 Aug 11
I think its a permanent policy as they have also updated that on their fees page. Yes their conversion rate is about Re 1 lower than the exact exchange rate. And am too very happy for this news and i hope you reach your goal soon.
@oindy54 (3445)
• India
18 Aug 11
Thanks a lot for your good wishes.I will be extremely happy if this is a permanent policy.We have got a lot of fees deducted by them so far and all of us know how hard it is to earn Rs.50.I am really excited now and wish to reach at least $10 to withdraw and enjoy the free bank transfer!
I will be extremely happy if this is a permanent policy.We have got a lot of fees deducted by them so far and all of us know how hard it is to earn Rs.50.I am really excited now and wish to reach at least $10 to withdraw and enjoy the free bank transfer! @brother2004 (85)
• China
18 Aug 11
The reality is like this.
You have no way to change the .
Calm in the face of.
@varier (5685)
• Indonesia
18 Aug 11
Wow, that's great to hear.
I was checking through the Paypal policies and found that now it is free to withdraw money to bank accounts in India.
More detail:
https://www.paypal.com/in/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_display-fees-outside
I hope it would be a permanent policy, and I hope they would give no-fees for withdrawing to Indonesian Bank too 
@headhunter525 (3548)
• India
19 Aug 11
I entered my bank detail into Paypal account today. And there it was said that transfer of fund to bank account from Paypal is free. I think it is the policy now. May be the bank and Paypal have a tie up now.
@chrislotz (8137)
• Canada
5 Sep 11
Congradulations, that's great. I live in Canada and I have to pay 50 cents for a withdrawl to my bank unless I have more than $150 to draw out and that is a lot of money for earnings online so it would take me about 4 months to have that much in there and I wouldn't want to wait 4 months to withdraw my money so I just pay the fee. It's not very much but if in comparrison to what I earn in mylot it would be about 20 responses, which for me is about 2 hours work as I take a long time to post a response.
Not that I am a slow typer, quite the opposite, but because I read the discussion about 3 times while I am posting a response and then I also read what I typed before I send it to post, so it just takes me a longer time than I have read most people take to post here.
Back to the subject of your paypal payment, good for you and here's hoping you continue to earn online and make lots of money in your paypal account.
Cheers my friend,
Chris
@earningmember (914)
• Canada
19 Aug 11
That is great news! Just that you understand 7 days according to paypal is 7 business days!
@Rosa26 (2618)
• United States
6 Sep 11
I never have receive a payment of anything for working online, I hope when I reach to my payout I don't have to pay any fees like you.
I am happy for you Happy lotting day!
