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The news that PayPal is now allowing their users to withdraw funds to credit cards or debit cards formed a wave and swept past Malaysian blogosphere yesterday. I have posted about my encountering with this in my article “Malaysians’ PayPal Dream Comes True”.

The truth is that there are many Malaysians who tried it out and got through the “Add Your Card Details” gateway with most of the credit cards and debit cards but sadly, some don’t.

Updated: Sabahan pointed out in “Malaysian Can Now Withdraw Money from their PayPal Account” that apparently all Mastercard still can’t be used and PayPal is still working on the issue. This means only cards with the Visa logo can be used in withdrawing PayPal funds with cards from United Overseas Bank (UOB) not included.

Alex from A New Chapter In Life, which I mentioned earlier, gave another smack on me for MOL Freedom as he commented that:

The balance will show up basically 3-4 working days (well that’s what happened to me ) I tried using MOL and it works like a charm…

What is this? Double smack!

What will I do as remedial action after the jump.

Continue reading “PayPal Dreams Broken! Now What?”

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!

Continue reading “Malaysians’ PayPal Dream Comes True”