Showing posts with label anuj nayar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label anuj nayar. Show all posts

Monday, February 15, 2010

PayPal Update for Indian Users




Hi Friends

As I mentioned the situation of PayPal in my last two blog post :

Here is an update to PayPal users from India. As of now the issue will take approx another 10-15 days time. Because of this current isuue lot of people in India are facing problem and they have several queries to find out the solution. Here are some possible questions along with the answers.

To keep track of payments that have been reversed is painful as well. Paypal tried answering the question as why it has suddenly stopped certain payments for India. Most of the questions have been answered by Anuj Nayar in The Paypal Blog.

1. Why did you suspend local bank transfers and personal payments to and from India?
We temporarily suspended these services to respond to enquiries from the Indian regulators, specifically questions on whether personal payments constitute remittances into India.
We’re working with the regulators and our bank processing partners in India to get this resolved as quickly as we can. We realize that this is causing considerable inconvenience to our customers and I want to reassure you that this is a top priority for the leadership at PayPal

2. When will personal payments be turned back on?
The regulators recently let PayPal know about revised licensing rules that we are now actively engaged in securing. Personal payments to and from India will be suspended for at least a few months until we fully resolve the questions from the Indian regulators.

3. When will local bank withdrawals be available?
Customers should be able to withdraw their funds to a local bank within the next few days. In the meantime, we’re going to restore the money into the PayPal accounts of any customers in India who have initiated a recent withdrawal, so they know that the money is safe in their accounts. Customers will also be reimbursed for any withdrawal fee charges.

4.The PayPal reversal has left me with a negative balance. What shall I do?
If you bought something or transferred money out of your PayPal account to your bank account before we reversed the payment then you may be left with a negative balance.
If this was a payment for a purchase of goods or services, you should contact the sender and have him or her resend the payment as follows:
(a) click the Send Money tab, and
(b) select “purchase.”
If this was a personal payment, then the sender will need to find another payment method until we restore the service.  We’re sorry about this.
If you can’t recover the funds from the sender, you can bring your PayPal balance current by logging in to the PayPal account and clicking the “Resolve Negative Balance” link on the Account Overview page.

5. My payment was reversed but it was not a personal payment. What happened?
Only personal payments should have been reversed. Customers who believe that their payments were reversed in error should request that the payment be sent again by following the steps above (click the Send Money tab and select “purchase.”)
If you are still having problems, please contact PayPal customer support

I hope that this helps clear up some of the confusion around the situation in India.

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Monday, February 8, 2010

Why PayPal Stop Personal Payments in India?


Hi Friends

As i mentioned in my last post that "PayPal Temporarily Stop Some India Services". PayPal has temporarily withdraw the service from India which includes:
  • Personal Payment to or from India
  • Transaction from PayPal to Indian Bank
The Service which is still active is Purchase of goods/services through PayPal is still working.

The reason for PayPal to withdraw some services is that RBI (reserve Bank of India) asked some documents which PayPal failed to supply.

People in India who do transactions using PayPal are heavily affected. They are not able to withdraw money and can’t get personal payments.

According to Paypal’s Spokesperson Anuj Nayar:
“I’m writing to let you know that personal payments to and from India and transfers to local banks in India have been suspended while we work with our business partners and other stakeholders to address questions they have about the service.

During this time, customers can still make commercial payments to India but merchants cannot withdraw funds in Rupees to local Indian banks.


We’re trying to resolve the situation as quickly as possible and we’re really sorry for the inconvenience that this may cause our customers in India and around the world”.



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