I’ve got mine too, and honestly, it’s a pretty hefty sum. I put the transfer request through yesterday, but I’m betting it won't actually clear until sometime today...
I don't really get why you're bringing up the fact that it's all within the same bank. What's even the point? The bank needs to verify where that money is coming from—it's literally their job to figure that out under the Anti-Money Laundering Act in certain situations.
Not really, not at all. But apparently, there's a workaround where you generate a cash payment code, snap a screenshot, and just send it over to whoever needs to cover you... then they use the code to pay.
Andrew Booth2 said:Man, if they had just kept the price at two bucks, you know I would’ve stayed put... but instead, I'm heading back to Chase because of that 2.25 charge. Honestly though, I wouldn't be surprised if all those extra fees start creeping up—maybe even by another fifty cents or so eventually
They probably ran into some headache with their Chase account. But hey, on the bright side, in about 11 months, none of this is even going to matter anymore...
Lawrence Hall10 said:PayPal Mastercard Keks Pay scam - my money vanished from my account
My experience today dealing with the PayPal Mastercard, Keks Pay, and Laqo insurance. I’ve been using PayPal for a while now—sometimes just to cover utility bills—but this time I planned to pay my Laqo auto insurance through the Keks Pay app, where I have my PayPal Mastercard linked. I scanned the QR code around 7 PM, and everything seemed to go through perfectly fine. But then, two days later, the PayPal app shows me that this "successful" transaction was actually reversed at 11 PM that same night. To make matters worse, two days after that, Keks Pay pulled the exact same amount from my account again, completely without my authorization.
I called Laqo insurance, and they basically told me they have nothing to do with it; the payment never reached them. Erste Bank (the Keks Pay side) isn't giving me any answers either. And PayPal? They’re playing dumb, acting like their technical department is "looking into it"... meanwhile, the money is just gone.
I’ve been asking PayPal to provide a formal payment confirmation for this transaction. Nothing. Zilch.
Listen, people! Avoid these digital wallets and apps unless you absolutely have to. Especially when it comes to paying your bills. There was a time when you could easily download a PDF receipt from PayPal to prove a payment was made. That feature is gone. At this point, who knows if they’re even actually paying your utilities at all. It's a good thing I have one cousin who's a lawyer and another who's a journalist, so we'll be handling this quietly. :-)
So, how does that transaction look on your end in keks Pay?
How am I even supposed to load dollars onto PayPal? Is Paysafecash the only way? Because even when I switch my location over, topping up with a card just keeps showing me everything in USD regardless... The only time it actually gives me the option for Euros via Paysafecash is when I try the cash deposit route.