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Paypal Credit Cashout Guide
Paypal Credit Cashout Guide
This guide will give you an overview of PayPal credit accounts and
what you need to know to use them successfully. Please remember
that due to PayPal’s strict rapidly changing account security the
more time you take cashing out your credit balance the more
success you will have at doing this. Be sure to come back here as
your guide and manual to understanding PayPal credit security
tactics. Use the information gathered as a valid point of reference to
complete the process of draining funds successfully without error.
Please take your time and enjoy.
Setup :
The first thing to do before logging into the credit account is having
it set up correctly for PayPal access. PayPal security constantly
monitor accounts for unauthorized access attempts, for this we
need to access the account from an IP address close to the
accounts real location and from a browser that hasn’t been logged
into PayPal before
I will use a fresh Virtual PC for each PayPal account I’m working
with, it makes it easier to switch between accounts and retain
browser cookies but if you’re not using a Virtual PC program then
you can create a new windows user account on your PC for each
PayPal account you’re going to access.
Before you start, run CCleaner and then Bit Bleach to clean any
browser history/cookies that could be already saved and installed
on your computer system.
Next open up Proxifier which will ensure all your internet traffic is
sent through SOCKS5 without leaking your real IP address to
PayPal, finally open up your SOCKS5 client (In this case Vip72)
You need to select an IP address to use near the accounts real
location, if you can find the town listed in the proxy list then you
might need to look on Google maps and see what the next close
town is to use. Once you have selected an IP you need to check its
not blacklisted (In Vip72 you can right click the address for a
Blacklist check)
When ever you first login to the PayPal account you will see the
accounts credit balance on the left hand side under the accounts
actual balance, since PayPal ungraded their front end dashboard
sometimes the balance doesn’t show if you are connecting from a
slow proxy, you will need to click on the PayPal logo in the top left
corner of the screen to reload the home page for it to show if this is
the case or not.
The main thing to remember with PayPal is to take your time, the
PayPal credit involved in some accounts can be thousands so
PayPal of course have security systems in place. The biggest tool
we have to use the account is time, the longer you take before
using the balance the more success you will have.
The basic idea of using the credit involves us taking over the
account and then transferring the credit balance to another PayPal
account so we can spend it or cash it out.
To do this you need to :
● If when you first login to the account, you get a screen asking
you to verify your ID with either security answers or a phone
call it means you haven’t passed the location checks. Logout
clean your browser (With CCleaner and Bit Bleach) select a
new IP address and then try this again.
Good Luck!