Change age on PayPal later?
Back then I stated on my PayPal account that I was already 18 even though I was only 17. Now I'm 18, can I just change my age to my real one or will I be blocked because I "cheated" before?
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Well, why should they say "okay – was a youth sin of you. Well, then you're all year round."? I don't think they're doing business like that! In their terms and conditions (because I have read them without!) a user must be at least 18 years old. You had also read that – because you had certainly clicked on the fact that you read the terms and conditions. Ergo, you betrayed. I don't think you're going to miss it without comment. I can't imagine. Because then there should be no terms and conditions. Then everyone could do what he wanted.
No, you'll be locked right away. Otherwise, if you need to identify yourself. You can't do that because your date of birth is not true. Then you don't get to your money if you have credits because you can't prove yourself.
Short or long you can say goodbye to PayPal forever.
PayPal is an international bank and not a playground for young people.
Yes, then your address and your bank account are locked forever and ever. The age can no longer be changed afterwards and at least if PayPal notices something suspicious and wants to see an ID, then it's too late.
Sooner or later you will be asked to verify your account, then the dizziness flies up and you will be locked for life.
From countless requests to GF, PayPal reports that the account is permanently blocked.
PayPal is an international bank. Your data is stored there as you have deposited it. There is now a fake identity where you can't just change the date of birth.
PayPal will be history for you for short or long.
No not possible. The existing account will be sealed sooner or later. If you have left nothing to blame for the T&C violation, Paypal will ask you to create a new account.
With that you have committed crime according to § 269 StGB. That's comparable to going to the Volksbank or Sparkasse with a false ID and then opening an account there.
Of course you will be locked. You fucked an international bank. This isn't a cavalier offense.
It may only be in breach of general terms and conditions and this may also be the case for minors.
Paypal provides “bank services” without performing an identity check.
All those who are constantly worried about criminal law should take a closer look at the actual legal situation.
It would certainly not be comparable.
No.
Paypal is an international bank and they don't like data counters, no identity frauds and no AGB offenders.
That they are locked, that is good for Paypal and good for all honest Paypal users.