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Malaysians’ PayPal Dream Comes True

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There are so many people asking me on how of cash out from their PayPal account and now this post is making your dreams come true because PayPal is allowing you all to withdraw your funds into credit cards, debit cards and bank cards embossed with either Visa or Mastercard logo. I read this on Sweet Surrender’s “Malaysians Can Withdraw Paypal Now! - Debit Card Version” and I quicky logged into my PayPal account to withdraw my lump sum of PayPal funds after I posted my article, “Reinvest PayPal Funds On Blogging”. Let’s follow me for the step-by-step:

First, you click “Withdraw”to go to your withdrawal page.

You will be directed to a page where you will have to enter your credit card or debit card details which includes your billing address of the card you have entered.

Guess how much I withdrew after the jump!

I feel like swearing! All the anxiety and heart pumping ends with the message below.

My AmBank NexG Prepaid Credit Card failed to performed so guys, continue to proceed if you got through and you will get getting cold hard cash after 4-7 days. Although AmBank NexG Prepaid Credit Card failed to work, Alex claimed that hisEON Bank’s MOL Freedom Card worked in his withdrawal attempt.

Al-Radjhi Bank Debit card can be used to withdraw the funds and I guess Public Bank Electron Debit Card can be used as well. The same thing goes to all major credit cards embossed with Visa or Mastercard logo.

Anyway, this withdrawal service charges USD5 per withdrawal. Are you thinking that this is expensive? I can tell you it’s not. Other withdrawing services like Accent Card and Virtual Money Inc. (VMI) card already charges you USD35 for the card itself! With this service now effective, I also suspect more participations from countries previously in PayPal’s “not withdrawable” list in paid posts writing.

This failure causes my funds to stay inside my PayPal account for at least another 7 months before I can get myself a Public Bank Electron Debit Card. I hope that they don’t change their policy.

What are you guys waiting for, start cashing out your funds and treat me nice food. Anyone successful? Tell me! Any failure? Tell me as well! For those who applied for those expensive cards to withdraw your PayPal funds last time, what are you having in mind?

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56 Comments to

“Malaysians’ PayPal Dream Comes True”

  1. On September 29th, 2007 at 5:52 pm Reinvest PayPal Funds On Blogging » Wayne Liew Dot Com Says:

    [...] Malaysian bloggers have this problem of cashing out from their PayPal earnings (not a problem any more!). There is a solution but the fees are quite high and fees are needed for everything, depositing [...]

  2. On September 29th, 2007 at 6:05 pm Make$ Money$ - Truth, no scam » Blog Archive » Paypal - Malaysians can withdraw Says:

    [...] Liew pointed out to me Malaysians’ PayPal Dream Comes True and he heard it from Sweet Surrender Malaysians Can Withdraw Paypal Now! - Debit Card [...]

  3. On September 29th, 2007 at 6:58 pm Malaysians Can Now Withdraw Money From PayPal Says:

    [...] Wayne, the one who tip me on this tried using his AmBank NexG Prepaid Credit Card but failed. Irene however succeeded in it and is waiting for the fund now, shall be reporting in a week. [...]

  4. On September 29th, 2007 at 8:18 pm Irene Says:

    Hehehe… Thanks for the link back :P Just found out about it yesterday so must quickly blog about it. Hahahaha…

  5. On September 29th, 2007 at 10:54 pm jimmychin Says:

    wakakaka.. i will try with other card after this one success… :P

  6. On September 29th, 2007 at 11:19 pm lukxiufung Says:

    hey, if i transfer into my credit card. hot to take the money out then?

    or i need to use the amount for a purcahse?

  7. On September 29th, 2007 at 11:30 pm Sean Says:

    Yeah, I have the same question with lukxiufung (nice nickname)…
    I dun think I am going to try it, cos I only have a small amount in my paypal.. hehe…
    However, thanks for the info~

  8. On September 30th, 2007 at 12:29 am thiamhin Says:

    i gonna get myself a debit car….
    weee…………..

  9. On September 30th, 2007 at 1:48 am Sze Ping Says:

    A good news indeed.

    USD5 is quite reasonable…

  10. On September 30th, 2007 at 3:51 am qinq87 Says:

    Have u tried Mol Freedom? I thought u also have mol freedom card? I am thinking if Mol Freedom works then i will go get one otherwise i will need to get Public Bank’s Debit Card. Hehe . Anyway thanks for the news update!

  11. On September 30th, 2007 at 10:05 am Samm Says:

    Hi, Wayne. I just tried withdrawing it to my HSBC Visa Credit Card. Hope it works. If not, i have another 10 to try out with, LOLZ. YERRRRR…. i canceled my Public Bank’s Debit Card jorr.

  12. On September 30th, 2007 at 10:44 am Samm Says:

    I forgot to add hoh. Can only withdraw a max of $500 in a month wor. Cheh.

  13. On September 30th, 2007 at 11:17 am Wayne Liew Says:

    @ Irene
    Good contents especially great news like this deserves a linkback. Moreover, it would be bad to be not honest. I found it out from your blog and of course I have to admit it. Nice boy huh? :-P
    @ jimmychin
    Cool, share with us the list of successful credit and debit cards. OK? Thanks.

    @ lukxiufung
    I am not sure about this, maybe it can help to pay your outstanding amounts. You should try contacting your credit card issuer. :-)
    @ Sean
    You’re welcome. Continue to wait for it to grow. If you don’t want to spend it, you can always reinvest into your blog or shop on eBay.

    @ thiamhin
    Yes, then you can start cashing out. Good luck!

    @ Sze Ping
    Some still claimed that it is expensive but for me, it is reasonable if compared to previous services that Malaysians used to withdraw PayPal funds.

    @ qing87
    MOL Freedom card’s customer service is not that good although it is cheap. Refer to this comment by coder.

    P/S: MOL Freedom card can be used in this withdrawal as stated by Alex, I feel like switching now… :lol:
    @ Samm
    Oh my God, how come you have so many? Can sub one for me? :lol: If it is successful, can you please inform me on how it works on credit card?

    Maximum of USD500 one month not enough for you? Actually, it is USD500 daily (more than enough). Anyway, I guess that this has something to do with their fraud prevention policy.

  14. On September 30th, 2007 at 11:50 am Samm Says:

    Hi, Wayne. $500 per day haimai. Not per month, LOLZ. I withdraw nearly 4k a month. If withdraw to credit card, if you have outstanding amount on your card, it’ll deduct from the total lah, like you make repayment via interbank giro transfer lidat. Mine is an empty card, so i withdraw via atm. But got fees wan i think. Cant remember loh, cos i never withdraw money from my credit card via atm also. But now testing jek. If they treat it as cash advance, i’m so gonna scream. But i wont know until i call my bank up. Too lazy lah now. Month end mah. But i can always add another card to Paypal so that i can use the amount i withdraw to it as repayment.

  15. On September 30th, 2007 at 11:54 am Wayne Liew Says:

    Cool. I feel like closing my Ambank NexG card now and switch to EON Bank MOL Freedom.

  16. On September 30th, 2007 at 3:03 pm Credit & Debit Cards For Malaysians Withdrawal at Money Money Come Says:

    [...] about those cards that failed? 1. AmBank NexG Prepaid Credit Card 2. UOB [...]

  17. On September 30th, 2007 at 4:28 pm DianaTan.net - free tips on gadgets, gizmos, Web 2.0 and technology. Says:

    [...] now withdraw the money to their credit card, debit card and cards with the Visa or Mastercard logo. PayPal dreams come true for Malaysians from Wayne Liew and Sweet surrender confirms [...]

  18. On September 30th, 2007 at 4:34 pm Malaysian Now Can Withdraw Paypal Funds Via Local Credit, Debit, or Prepaid Card Says:

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  19. On September 30th, 2007 at 7:43 pm Easier ways to withdraw your money from Paypal and Google AdSense Says:

    [...] Ades and Wayne for the heads [...]

  20. On September 30th, 2007 at 8:56 pm Malaysian Can Withdraw Money From PayPal Says:

    [...] AmBank NexG Prepaid MasterCard [...]

  21. On September 30th, 2007 at 9:06 pm flsam Says:

    This is really good news for Malaysian Bloggers, I will try it out with my Credit card. :)

  22. On September 30th, 2007 at 10:53 pm lukxiufung Says:

    I ask both of my friends who work as a customer services and another as credit controller in different bank. For credit card, if you want to withdraw, you will be charge for around RM 50-60 per transaction. If you using debit card, you will NOT be charged but RM10 charged if you withdraw from 3rd party bank.

    So, is better to register a debit card with paypal.

    Now the question again. I register my credit card with them already. So, can I change it to a debit card?

    This kind of thing really make me confuse @.@

  23. On September 30th, 2007 at 11:31 pm lukxiufung Says:

    Public Bank debit card work?

  24. On October 1st, 2007 at 12:45 am NimrodJO Blog |Reviews|Edu|Tech|Blogging » Blog Archive » Malaysian Can Withdraw Money From PayPal!Really? Says:

    [...] is a blog post mentioning one of those debit cards that work. You can read the entry here.So, I think I need to find a suitable debit card which I cannot find any in Kudat (oh yeah, I also [...]

  25. On October 1st, 2007 at 6:01 am Malaysian Can Now Withdraw Money from their PayPal Account « Sabahan.com Says:

    [...] Wayne Liew emailed me to give a heads-up about a new feature recently introduced by PayPal. Wayne’s post [...]

  26. On October 1st, 2007 at 9:30 am Awangku Yusli Says:

    Say.. will this work with Standard Chartered card? It has Visa Electron logo displayed on it.

  27. On October 1st, 2007 at 11:27 am iter Says:

    wau.. really :D.. very good news, now i’m gonna open PayPal account. Ehehehe.. i have visa card but never use it … :P

  28. On October 1st, 2007 at 1:28 pm Steven Wong Says:

    Yes, I went to check out from the PayPal sites.

    In need a great news not only for Malaysians. These is available for 25 other Asia Pacific countries as well.

    I have posted the details in my blog, you can tell you other friends who are in the countries list on the good news.

  29. On October 1st, 2007 at 3:03 pm MonkeyWong Says:

    Anyone tries Public Bank debit card?

  30. On October 1st, 2007 at 4:19 pm Alex Says:

    Monkey. As long you can link your debit card to paypal, it will not be a problem :) So public bank also can.. It is recommended that everyone should use a debit card link to paypal rather than a debit card. If you withdraw using a credit card, they will consider that as cash advance, not including the interest you would require to pay in the end..

  31. On October 1st, 2007 at 6:20 pm Wayne Liew Says:

    @ flsam
    Yes, indeed. Mastercard users, be patience like me. PayPal will reward us for the patience. Hmm, maybe Mastercard users will be waived of the USD5 charge. :-P Just kidding!

    @ lukxiufung
    Public Bank Debit Card works. Contact your bank about it as I can’t give you any assurance on these issues as bank policy might differs.

    Debit cards are always better if you rarely spend more than what you have. :-)

    @ Awangku Yusli
    Under the circumstances now, cards with a Visa logo should work. :-) Good luck! Just try it out!

    @ iter
    This is a chance for you to fully maximise its potential! :lol:

    @ Steven Wong
    Thanks Steven. Nice article! :-)

    @ Monkey Wong
    It works. Someone already tried it out. :-)

    @ Alex
    Debit card always rocks and I love them. :-)

  32. On October 2nd, 2007 at 7:45 am   Now Malaysian Can Withdraw Paypal Money Says:

    [...] Freedom Card has been checked which allow withdrawal. AmBank NexG Prepaid Debit Card failed to in Wayne Liew’s attempt to withdraw from Paypal. I do have Public Bank debit card and will try to withdraw to the [...]

  33. On October 2nd, 2007 at 8:04 am keeyit Says:

    Good news for all of us !!!

  34. On October 2nd, 2007 at 12:17 pm Sell More Online » Paypal supports Money withdrawal for Malaysia Merchants? Says:

    [...] Malaysians’ PayPal Dream Comes True [...]

  35. On October 2nd, 2007 at 7:40 pm Now You Can Withdraw PayPal Money to Debit, Credit Cards Says:

    [...] tip: jimmychin, Wayne Liew, KennyP, Rammel Firdaus, Zaiful Zin, and [...]

  36. On October 2nd, 2007 at 8:58 pm Blog Of Blogs » Blog Archive » Now You Can Withdraw PayPal Money to Debit, Credit Cards Says:

    [...] tip: jimmychin, Wayne Liew, KennyP, Rammel Firdaus, Zaiful Zin, and [...]

  37. On October 3rd, 2007 at 2:17 pm KennetH Says:

    you are awesome by telling me this…I’m doing research on internet payment…but I’ve stated that Pay Pal oni allow withdraw money at sg bank oni..Now Malaysia oso can?? OMG lor..I’ve to ammend my research content d……

  38. On October 3rd, 2007 at 3:00 pm Wayne Liew Says:

    Thanks. Research?! Self research or assignment research or money making research? :lol: Anyway, good luck on that, this news hit Malaysian shores hard. :-)

  39. On October 3rd, 2007 at 7:57 pm pikey Says:

    hey… it works for me for my citibank credit card account and i’ve blog about it at http://pikeydude.blogspot.com/.....rawal.html

  40. On October 4th, 2007 at 1:52 pm Wayne Liew Says:

    Cool dude and a nice post. Spend your funds wisely!

    P/S: Don’t need to put a nofollow link, I welcome relevant links in my comments section. :-)

  41. On October 5th, 2007 at 1:55 pm New Paypal withdrawal feature for Malaysians - Kongtechnology.com Says:

    [...] what Wayne Liew has to say about [...]

  42. On October 7th, 2007 at 8:33 pm babyfiona Says:

    any charges by the credit card / debit card bank to accept the money coming in via paypal?

    Since VMI charged USD 2 for transfer from paypal to the card and then the bank charged USD 5 when you withdraw..its make no different for those already have VMI card with them right…

  43. On October 8th, 2007 at 2:45 am New PayPay Withdrawal @ MyAnimes MySpace » Blog Archive » New PayPay Withdrawal Says:

    [...] or credit card but there seems people who have tried it with Mastercard debit card and they failed. Wayne Liew posted about AmBank NexG Prepaid Credit Card. Alex mention that he uses Mol Freedom Prepaid Credit [...]

  44. On October 8th, 2007 at 7:45 pm Wayne Liew Says:

    The charges will differ according to what bank you are using. As far as I know, VMI card charges for balance inquiries through ATM as well and PayPal doesn’t like us to use VMI so why not use a allowed method? :-)

  45. On October 9th, 2007 at 8:27 am Chris Says:

    Yo’ bro,

    Just wanted to share my happiness, I’ve done the paypal withdrawal to my PB Visa Electron card, and the money is already in my Visa Electron card in less than 5 days, LOL

    The money is waving at me now asking me to spend them, gotta go. Ciao =p

  46. On October 9th, 2007 at 6:42 pm Wayne Liew Says:

    Oh my God, why being sarcastic to me? Never mind, next year will be my turn. :-P

  47. On October 10th, 2007 at 10:22 am azrin Says:

    PAYPAL just made an update:

    ONLY VISA or VISA Electron.

    I have a comprehensive list.

    Best regards and Selamat Hari Raya.

    Azrin @ http://www.azrin.net

  48. On October 10th, 2007 at 4:21 pm Wayne Liew Says:

    I already knew about that and I guess my readers as well. Anyway, thanks for the list. :-)

    Selamat Hari Raya to you!

  49. On October 10th, 2007 at 8:40 pm Paypal Hater Says:

    Hi, Paypal removed the mastercard withdrawing option!!..Just applied for the Ambank NexG card…not even activated yet already useless…sigh!

  50. On October 11th, 2007 at 3:41 pm Wayne Liew Says:

    At least you can stop depositing money into the card and save up the RM3 that you have to pay every month. :-)

  51. On November 3rd, 2007 at 9:44 am Blog Of Blogs » Blog Archive » I Have Freedom! Says:

    [...] an additional RM15). Here are some experiences in using the EON Freedom Debit Card from Andrew Raj, Wayne Liew and Sabahan.com Pay Pal experiences. Reading their blogs and responses from readers, I do see some [...]

  52. On November 10th, 2007 at 5:04 am Ian Says:

    Eventhough if Paypal allows Mastercard withdrawal, please do not ever apply a one.. Because it charges % on currency conversion whereas Public bank do not charge anything when you perform currency conversion… So, iamgine the paypal USD5 fees+bank charges, how much u can withdraw now??

    I feel so regret on getting it, i want to buy wma tracks from a local site also have to pending ofr years, this won’t happen to Visa Electron.. Grrr!!

    Ya, EON bank customer service is one of the owrst, PBB beat them hands down..

  53. On November 10th, 2007 at 1:02 pm Wayne Liew Says:

    I can understand your frustrations but why did you apply for MOL Freedom in the first place? I thought you already have a PBB Electron with you before you applied?

  54. On December 30th, 2007 at 8:52 am DreamMage Says:

    For those who use paypal for money transactions please read the link below and deal with paypal cautiously.

    http://www.paypalwarning.com/home

  55. On April 10th, 2008 at 3:56 pm Albert Lim Says:

    Hi Albert,

    This cannot be done, at least on my blog. If you suspect any discrepancy happened to your PayPal account, you should contact PayPal rather than conducting this “experiment”. I hope you get what I mean. :-)

  56. On July 19th, 2008 at 3:01 pm Swk Says:

    Good info for withrawn paypal but you can use tune money visa prepaid card because paypal not accept mastercard instead visa card.

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