PayPal Debit card???

I've got one too and absolutely love it. It is a Debit Card but it can also be run as a MasterCard (although it is not an actual credit card). I do a lot of eBay'ing so it's really nice to have the money instantly like you said, and not have to wait till it gets transferred to my bank account or something. There are no hidden fees or anything. And it's really cool to get a receipt emailed to me the second I make a purchase with it.
 
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If you have a paypal account and your back-up funding is verified, you're basically approved. If someone pays you with paypal for eggs or something, you can go right out and use your card to pay for shipping, or anything. You can take cash out of an ATM immediately as well. Anywhere that takes debit or Mastercard accepts it.
 
I like it because you can use the money right away instead of waiting half a week for it to get to your bank account. I just got mine a couple weeks ago and have only used it once to mail something. It felt good to use the acutal money I was paid shipping to ship the actual item. I don't know why, it just did.
 
Other than my regular atm card the pay pal debit card is a huge asset.
I wouldnt be with out it, using it saves fees normally charged from places like ebay.
plus like your normal debit card the money is imediately available.

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Awesome! Thanks for all the info, Makes me think why hadn't I done this before, I always hate goin to ship something and then transferring the money over then tryin to keep my checking account and paypal account straight..LOL
I can't wait until I get mine now..
 
Wow, I have one but I've never used it like some of the postings. Thanks for educating me on the possibilities!
 
I paid for eggs with paypal credit then transferred the money to paypal then paid the credit bill
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I love having it, that way if something comes up that's a must have and I don't have the money there I can just use my paypal credit card and take care of it.
 
I have it, it was a lifesaver during the recent fiasco (our insurance company took an annual payment instead of a monthly payment) as it kept my husband with enough gas to get to work and bought groceries.

It's also what I prefer to use for online purchases on the rare occasions I make them. You only need to be the victim of a 'billing error' once to be cautious.
 

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