PayPal Breaking News - Blocked Countries Now Can Withdraw Money
Thursday, October 4th, 2007 • Category
PayPal breaking news! Blocked countries (Indonesia, Malaysia, Phillipines, etc) can now withdraw money from their PayPal account 
Yes, you can withdraw money into your credit card that’s listed in PayPal. There’s a US $5 fee, but it’s still much cheaper than US $30 wire transfer fee, or $10 check deposit fee, isn’t it? Oh, it’s daily withdrawal limit is $500 by the way.
How to check if your PayPal account can withdraw money?
- Login into your PayPal account.
- Click on the “Withdrawal” tab.
- If there’s an option to withdraw your funds, that means you can withdraw from your PayPal account.
How to check if your country can withdraw money?
- Go to PayPal.com.
- Click on the “PayPal Worldwide” link.
- Find your country in the pull down menu and see if there’s a withdraw option.
That’s great, isn’t it? Our Internet business can now expand much easier! So start by opening your PayPal account!
UPDATE:
FREE report with rebrandable and resell rights (Yes, I made this blog post into a mini report):
- http://AldianPrakoso.com/PayPalExclusiveReport.zip
- http://AldianPrakoso.com/RahasiaPayPal.zip (bahasa Indonesia)
You can give it to your friends, list, or even sell it
Comment by James - Visualized.Feel.Abundance on 5 October 2007:
Hey Aldian,
That’s great news for all my Malaysia, Philippines and Indonesia friends! 3 Cheers for PayPal
Cheers
James
Comment by Aldian on 5 October 2007:
Definitely James! Let’s hope it can transfer to local bank account soon (finger crossed)
Comment by Tanady on 5 October 2007:
I heard of this awesome news when I was in UYMG. I hardly believe it!! Somehow, GREAT news to Indonesian and Malaysian. I love paypal. Hohoho3x.. :p
So, quick question:
* Do I need to open another new paypal account (using Indonesia address) ? — Currently I have paypal account using US address (USA2ME.com)
* Anyone has tried withdraw money from their paypal to their bank account? If so, what card of the bank are you using? Please share more about this.
Thank you much for attention.
Sincerely,
Tanady
Comment by Matt W on 6 October 2007:
Besides these methods, I have written on other blogs, Malaysian can withdraw money from Public Bank Debit Card
Comment by Mitchell Adams on 8 October 2007:
Wow, that’s really a good news! I tried logging in to my PayPal account which I created 2 months ago (BIG grin), and yes it’s there - Philippines is now allowed to receive payments using PayPal, but something wrong with my account - it says there in my status: “Philippine - Unverified”, lol I forgot to add my credit card number in to my PayPal account. hehe. I’m still having thoughts where to apply - which do you think is better - VISA, MasterCard, Discover or American Express?
Thank you. (**)
Comment by Aldian on 9 October 2007:
Hi Cornel,
You can try asking PayPal customer support to change your country from USA to Indonesia, that way you may not need to open another account.
Hi Mitchell,
In order to use this new feature, you must have your PayPal account verified.
Simply add your credit card information into your account, then verify the two small amount that PayPal charges to your credit card.
Based on what I read, only Visa and MasterCard are accepted
Comment by Steven Wong on 16 October 2007:
Hello Aldian,
I have spent sometimes (in fact more than 3 hours) just complied the list from varies bloggers experiences on PayPal withdrawal.
The summary list will be able to help you and your readers know the big picture on which are the cards able to withdraw PayPal fund.
Please let me know if any updates you like to contribute and I hope you will be benefits it.
Check out the PayPal Announced The Official Guide on Debit Card Withdrawal Features full post from my blog.
Thank you.
Comment by Rosli on 31 October 2007:
Hopefully in future, could withdraw direct to local bank.
Comment by Aldian on 1 November 2007:
Hi Steven,
Thank you for sharing the information. My readers will surely benefit, too!
Hi Rosli,
I also wish for that day.