PayPal Prepaid Card
PayPal Prepaid Card's Key Fees
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ACTIVATION FEE
None
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MONTHLY FEE
$4.95
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SIGNATURE TRANSACTION FEE
Free
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PIN TRANSACTION FEE
Free
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IN-NETWORK ATM TRANSACTION FEE
$0
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ATM NETWORK SIZE
N/A
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OUT-OF-NETWORK ATM TRANSACTION FEE
$1.95
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FOREIGN ATM TRANSACTION FEE
2.5%
PayPal Prepaid Card's Highlights
- PayPal Prepaid Card has a purchase fee of up to $4.95 if you buy it at a retail location. It’s free to get the prepaid card online
- Take advantage of special offers from select merchants and get cash back rewards on those purchases
- Open an optional savings account through the BanCorp Bank; Member FDIC, and earn up to 5.00% APY for balances up to $1,000
- With the Refer-A-Friend program, for every friend you get to sign up, activate and load $40 on their Card, you'll both earn $20
- You can even add money at more than 130,000 NetSpend Reload Network locations nationwide
PayPal Prepaid Card's Additional Info
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LIVE CUSTOMER SUPPORT
Free
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AUTOMATED CUSTOMER SUPPORT
Free
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RELOAD OPTIONS
Direct Deposit, Cash Reload, Bank Transfer, Check Reload
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CANCELLATION FEE
$5.95
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INACTIVITY FEE
None
Customer Questions and Answers
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How can I use my PayPal debit card? Reply 136
Just like any other debit card. The only difference is that your funds are subtracted from your PayPal account.
What is PayPal my cash? Reply 21
PayPal My Cash is a card that you can buy to load money to your PayPal account. My Cash Cards for $20 to $500 can be purchased at participating retailers, which you can find listed here: https://www.paypal-cash.com/where_to_buy.html.
Can I use my PayPal prepaid card for international transactions? Reply
You can use your PayPal prepaid card for international transactions.
The card can be used globally, but please be aware that it charges foreign transaction fees.
What is CCB/PPC on my credit report? Reply 1
CCB/PPC stands for “Comenity Capital Bank/PayPal Credit.” If you see this on your credit report, it means one of two things. First, you may have applied for a PayPal Line of Credit, which gives you 6 months to pay off purchases of $99 or more. Or someone else could have applied for this line of credit in your name, which would be fraudulent and something you’d need to act on immediately.
Here’s what CCB/PPC means:
- CCB/PPC is short for “Comenity Capital Bank/PayPal Credit.” PalPal Credit is a revolving line of credit from PayPal managed by Comenity Capital Bank.
- PayPal Credit gives you 6 months to pay on purchases of $99 or more. If you pay in full within those 6 months, you pay no interest. If you don’t, you’ll owe interest at a 25.49% (V) APR dating back to when you made the purchase, like it was always there.
- If you applied for a PayPal credit account, that would have generated a hard inquiry on your credit report, represented as “CCB/PPC.”
- If you don’t use PayPal Credit, someone may have fraudulently opened an account in your name. In that case, you should call PayPal right away at 1-866-528-3733, dispute the records on your credit report, and consider filing an identity theft report.
PayPal Credit doesn’t have any kind of annual fee. But you’ll still pay a flat fee of 2.9% + $0.30 for each transaction you make. That’s the same fee you’d ordinarily pay when using a credit card or debit card to send money through PayPal.
Can I transfer money from my PayPal to my NetSpend card? Reply
Unfortunately, this information is not made available on PayPal Prepaid’s website. Please call customer service at 866-753-6440 for more details.
Can I load my card with a check? The amount is $3,550? Reply
Yes! You just need to register your account for online access and after that you can download the card’s mobile app in order to use the mobile deposit feature. Please visit the following link to register your card: https://www.paypal-prepaid.com/account/activation.m.
PayPal Prepaid Card Reviews
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One of the only times this card would make sense is if you’re very popular and don’t mind saddling your friends and family with a mediocre prepaid card. You will receive $5 for each person you refer who opens an account and loads at least $10. That person will get $5, too, but few of us are situated for this sort of prepaid-card Ponzi scheme.
For more information on this offer, you can check out our full PayPal Prepaid MasterCard review: http://wallethub.com/edu/paypal-prepaid-mastercard-review/25973/ .… show more
PayPal makes everything easy and hassle-free. I love how everything is done online and have never been somewhere that wouldn't/couldn't take Mastercard. I highly recommend it.
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