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    I bought a shirt a while ago, not realizing I had like £34 in my account and the shirt was £35 my PayPal account went negative £35. So someone gave me £50 through PayPal and my balance was £15. I transferred that money to my bank account and my bank account had like £65 in it, then suddenly the £35 for the t-shirt has been taken out of my bank when I've already paid it through PayPal. What do I do?
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulMacC View Post
    I bought a shirt a while ago, not realizing I had like £34 in my account and the shirt was £35 my PayPal account went negative £35. So someone gave me £50 through PayPal and my balance was £15. I transferred that money to my bank account and my bank account had like £65 in it, then suddenly the £35 for the t-shirt has been taken out of my bank when I've already paid it through PayPal. What do I do?
    ?????????

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    Quote Originally Posted by DansOnly11 View Post
    ?????????
    My PayPal and Bank accounts are linked. I had £35 in my bank account and the item was £34. The transaction is through PayPal and my debit card failed, PayPal paid the fees and my account went negative £35. Someone sent me £50 to PayPal making my account positive £15 again. My bank then thought that I had not paid for the item and charged me when I did put funks into my bank account.
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    Tell them & if you have bank statemtents / paypal statements show them and im sure you will get your money back.
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    I agree with Deak. However, dealing with Paypal is often/always a *****. Try do it on the bank side.

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    Call your bank, and request your money back. If you've already paid they can't do that.

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    Next time pay via debt card.

    From what I understand is that you paid for an item and paypal paid for it however the bank was taking a long time to process the funds so you got a friend to help you out by making paypal funds into postive but the bank has now charged you..

    Basically you got an extra 35 pounds going to your paypal.

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    under 18 paypal can just cancel your account anyway. but after like 7 days paypal refunded me auto when this has happened to me before or maybe my bank did idk but someone always does

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    Yeah but loads of people are under 18 and they use PayPal. Plus I'm under my dads name technically
    So I should be re-funded within the next week?
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    Quote Originally Posted by PaulMacC View Post
    Yeah but loads of people are under 18 and they use PayPal. Plus I'm under my dads name technically
    So I should be re-funded within the next week?
    Well if you aren't you still have another month or so after that before it's too late to open a claim.


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