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AP requires my SSN in order for me to send/receive payments. Is it just me or everybody now? thanks.
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Originally Posted by sbbi
(Post 19950863)
AP requires my SSN in order for me to send/receive payments. Is it just me or everybody now? thanks.
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Originally Posted by sk8uno
(Post 19945358)
If you send your bf $1000 every month and he sends you $1000 every month, you will likely get shut down.
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Originally Posted by emptiness
(Post 19945595)
What's the limit to avoid IRS tax form? 20 transactions a year( send or receive) regardless of the amount? or 20k a year regardless of the number of transaction?
I know the send, receive without fee is 1k a month. thanks Gives you the exact information you are looking for. |
Yeap, had to enter SSN to receive a payment just now. Won't be hitting $20K in 2013, so 'sall good.
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Originally Posted by AscorbylPalmitate
(Post 19949037)
i just checked and surprisingly it went through. gave me a small scare when it said pending. now i need to fly even lower under the radar.
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Originally Posted by sbbi
(Post 19950863)
AP requires my SSN in order for me to send/receive payments. Is it just me or everybody now? thanks.
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Yipee! You got one of Cardinal Fang's 2012 Christmas cards. If it were not for email, he would have sent it postage due with a nice lump of coal.:D
Originally Posted by IAkH Be warned guys, just got this today: Quote: Greetings from Amazon Payments. We are writing because it has come to our attention that you have opened multiple accounts. Amazon WebPay has a combined sending and receiving limit of $1000 per month per user. Multiple accounts opened to potentially enhance this limit will be closed. All pending transactions have been canceled and your Amazon Payments accounts closed. We appreciate your compliance with this matter and thank you for your interest in Amazon Payments. Sincerely, I didn't do anything new. Been doing the same transactions for over a year now and its been a week since I used this account, so it doesn't seem like anything in particular triggered this action. |
Well, as all predicted, send/receive has been disabled for accounts that did not provide SSN.
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Originally Posted by thehawk75
(Post 19956239)
Well, as all predicted, send/receive has been disabled for accounts that did not provide SSN.
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it asked the same question about my spouse's account even though we had submitted all that information during account opening, but we put in the info again. Oddly enough, it failed to verify first time around. Second time, it asked us to key in our address, etc along with SSN. After keying in everything, their automated system still couldn't verify and ended up locking her account. Now to call AP and figure out what's going on..
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Originally Posted by the_jaguar
(Post 19956359)
it asked the same question about my spouse's account even though we had submitted all that information during account opening, but we put in the info again. Oddly enough, it failed to verify first time around. Second time, it asked us to key in our address, etc along with SSN. After keying in everything, their automated system still couldn't verify and ended up locking her account. Now to call AP and figure out what's going on..
Curious minds will wanna know. |
Originally Posted by thehawk75
(Post 19956239)
Well, as all predicted, send/receive has been disabled for accounts that did not provide SSN.
Now people can use it more like it was intended. |
Originally Posted by shoreline
(Post 19956441)
It asked me for a second time as well, which I did not enter since I already did. Hopefully this is not an issue. Please keep us updated.
Curious minds will wanna know. |
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