Bylibai69
Lol PayPal has permanently restricted my account, and I'm on a payment plan. Apparently, they can't debit my bank account themselves now either.
Do I no longer have to pay the installment payments?
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PayPal doesn’t give you money. Of course you have to keep paying the rates.
If PayPal can no longer collect it from your account/credit cat, they will already report to you. If it still doesn’t work out to pay, they will also turn on a debt collection company.
They’ll get their money, you don’t have to worry.
If anyone else would do anything, buy something sauteures on rates and then get so crooked against the AGBs that you get locked and you have to get rid of the rate payment. No, no, it’s not that easy.
That’s not Lol.
It doesn’t matter if you have problems with Paypal.
If you don’t comply with your payment obligations, you’ll be reminded, reminded, or they’ll pass this on to debt collection from a certain point.
Of course, you need to keep up for your obligations (pay the open amount to Paypal to get the account there to “0”.
Your debt doesn’t just get in the air.
The amount is and has always been “0”
You’re out of debt. So at anyone you stand “in the minus”. 🤷
Then write your question in more detail. I can only answer what I can find from your question.
On the basis of the question, I understand that any rates are debited from your Paypal account. If PayPal can no longer automatically collect the money from your bank account, then your PayPal account will logically slip into the minus. And then it’s up to you to balance it accordingly by depositing money on your PayPal account.