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action or later. Please see Debugging in WordPress for more information. (This message was added in version 6.7.0.) in /home4/scienrds/scienceandnerds/wp-includes/functions.php on line 6114Source: https:\/\/www.theverge.com\/2022\/7\/1\/23191214\/paypal-friends-and-family-payments-business-accounts<\/a> PayPal is putting new limits on a feature in its payment system that allows people to receive money without paying extra fees, the company recently announced<\/a>. Starting July 28th, only personal PayPal accounts will be able to get funds via Friends & Family, a transaction method intended for trusted recipients.<\/p>\n There are two ways of sending money on PayPal: Friends & Family and Goods & Services. F&F is intended for paying your friend back for dinner, for example, or giving your kid some birthday money \u2014 you know who\u2019s receiving the funds and what you\u2019re paying them for. There\u2019s typically no fee<\/a> involved, but it also drops protections for issues that might come up, like refunds or scams. <\/p>\n G&S is intended for purchases, and money sent this way is subject to PayPal fees. Everyone hates fees! But with G&S, if the thing you buy isn\u2019t as described, it\u2019s damaged when it arrives, or it just never gets to the buyer, you can often easily get a refund for the purchase.<\/p>\n Many businesses handle transactions using a PayPal business account and take payments for goods and services through F&F, even though you\u2019re technically not supposed to. The buyer might not realize the difference or care, or the business and the customer could agree to send cash that way to avoid seller fees. This is fairly common in many informal transactions, like people selling things on social media platforms \u2014 perhaps the buyer knows the seller personally and trusts that they\u2019ll deliver. Sometimes sellers insist on F&F to avoid transaction fees, which causes problems if something goes wrong down the line.<\/p>\n
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