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PayPal Verified Accounts

Getting Verified Means More Security for You

When you're sending and receiving money, "Verified" status is your stamp of approval. It lets other PayPal members know you're a confirmed PayPal member with a current, active bank account. Boost your credibility and the overall security of the PayPal network. We only accept payments from Verified PayPal accounts to protect you, our customer. We can only accept verified PayPal accounts to ensure that our shipments are covered under PayPal's seller agreement.

 

How Do I Become Verified?

Just Add and Confirm a Bank Account via PayPal. They will send your account two small deposits. Enter these deposits on the PayPal website. Answer a quick confirmation phone call from their third-party authentication service to validate your information, and you're all set.

 

Get Verified using your credit card

Provide PayPal with your credit card info. They'll make two small charges to your card. Return to PayPal and enter those charges along with the adjacent code as they appear on your credit card statement. PayPal will reimburse you for the charges and you'll be Verified.

 

Is It Safe to Enter My Personal Information?

Yes! PayPal uses the absolute latest encryption technologies to keep your account information safe and secure. The information PayPal asks for is already available at the bottom of every check you write. Your security is PayPal's and our top priority. PayPal will never reveal your personal information to anyone... ever.

 

Here's how to Verify your account:

1. Log in to your PayPal account.

2. Click Get Verified on your Account Overview.

3. Select the verification method you want to use.

4. Enter your information, then click Continue.

5. Click Confirm, then click Submit.

 

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