Paypal: How to Send Money to India?

by Harsh Agrawal on February 6, 2010

in Make Money online

I have already informed you about Paypal stopped personal payment in India and Infolinks response on Paypal India refund fiasco.  After refund I asked my client to resend money and she did. Though today again money got refunded and now I have almost 1000$+ which are refunded via paypal.

This post is for all the paypal users who are sending money to India. This will help you to avoid this refund policy of Paypal, until Paypal come up with a wise solution to this problem.

Login to Paypal account and click on Send money

paypal send money thumb Enter the receiver email address and in the send money option select goods and send the money.  If you received refund email from paypal, they have clearly mentioned :

“If this was a payment for a purchase of goods or services, and not a personal payment, then you may contact the buyer and have him or her resend the payment as follows:  (a) click the Send Money tab, (b) select “Goods,” and (c) provide a shipping address.”

So this will make sure you will receive payment without any issue. Do let me know if its working for you, or you facing issue with payment sent under goods.

Do let us know how much amount was refunded from your account under this refund policy?

Related posts:

  1. Paypal Stopped Personal Payment in India
  2. Infolinks Response on Paypal India Refund fiasco
  3. Paypal Stopped Delaying Bank Withdrawal For Indian Paypal Users
  4. Paypal official Announcement on Paypal India Fiasco
  5. PayPal Update on Withdrawing Money to Indian bank Account
  6. Paypal Scammed Indian Paypal users With Reversed Transaction fees
  7. PayPal Will Resume Bank Withdrawal for Indian Paypal Users From 3rd march
  8. Paypal Refunding Withdrawal Fee Charges to Indian Paypal users


{ 15 comments… read them below or add one }

1 Mayur February 6, 2010 at 12:37

Will PayPal implement charges on Payments sent for Goods, Services/Other ?
If yes, then it’ll be bad as they charge too high.

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2 Vaibhav | Programming Kid February 6, 2010 at 12:54

I dont think Its beneficial, cause we wont be able to Withdraw the funds. So, I see no point in the Goods. Moreover, I think this can be even more problematic as we are not actually delivering any goods!

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3 Rajesh Kanuri @ TechCats February 6, 2010 at 16:08

I think paypal will charge for every transaction if we pay by selecting the option Goods.. isn’t it??

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4 Deepa February 6, 2010 at 17:57

With people/ company who actually make payment (to users in india) for services, wouldnt they be facing problems at internal audit, when the records show that they are ” paying for goods” , and not for services?

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5 Rakesh Waghela @Webiyo February 9, 2010 at 01:43

Deepa ! You have raised a very important point ! I suspect many of the people on this discussion board are even aware of IT Compliance and Audits :)

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6 Tushar February 6, 2010 at 18:17

i am sure Paypal will decide something in favor of all..or their popularity will decrease in india

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7 Anish K.S February 6, 2010 at 19:35

Why they decided to stop service to India ?.

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8 Joseph February 6, 2010 at 21:35

Lets wait and give it some time until the issue gets sorted out. It’s pretty obvious that PayPal won’t go against India, or they would risk losing potential users.

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9 Sushant @ Techooze February 7, 2010 at 00:39

If Paypal had thought about the risk of losing potential Indian users, then they might have not taken this step.

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10 Kevin S February 7, 2010 at 00:48

its really sad but Paypal is saying its just a bug and seems they are working on it but am not that sure but its really sad news.

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11 Lee Ka Hoong February 8, 2010 at 06:25

We can only send as “Goods” but not “Services”? I try to send by using “Services” to an India buddy and the money been reversed as well. I’ll try to send again with the “Goods” option.

Regards,
Lee

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12 mahesh February 8, 2010 at 23:35

Issue not yet resolved:

8th February, 8-30 PM

Just made another call to Paypal customer care and had a chat with Supervisor too. They are having technical issues and developers are working on it. They are telling that issue will be resolved this week.

Here is the new recording of Paypal Chat:(8-02-2010) 10.1 MB

http://filekeeper.org/download/shared/Paypalcall_08FEB.mp3

The chat with the supervisor has more clarity.

Mahesh

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13 sunil February 11, 2010 at 14:10

I have a good alternative. Use Neteller instead. They are a UK company and have never had this issue with India.

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14 Akash February 16, 2010 at 03:45

the problem includes this also..

I read somewhere that this has happened because RBI asked for some documents but Paypal didn’t furnished them and as such all the transactions from Paypal to Indian Bank has been reversed. That do explain the delay in withdrawing the money from paypal to bank accounts(which people are reporting that they are facing this from 26th Jan onwards)

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15 Harsh Agrawal February 16, 2010 at 06:51

Akash its hard for me or any one to come to conclusion about the root of the cause, the bottom line is its end user who are suffering now. What ever it is, Lets hope Paypal and RBI dispute will solve asap.

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