however.. I still hate PayPal as the company itself.

PayPal makes it look like it’s the

‘ultimate’ payment method, ‘widely accepted’, ‘safe & secure’ etc. But it looks like it has
monopolised the online payment world.. so we’ve to get used to it. This e-book will help you
get used to PayPal and use it as the ‘ultimate’ payment method, on an easy and secure way!

I. What is this method? Why is it so useful? And what do I need?

II. Understanding how PayPal’s system works – Basic principes
• Reasons for PayPal to limit your account
• When does PayPal flag your account as ‘suspicious’?
• PayPal’s ToS and Rules
III. Measures to prevent PayPal limitation – Selling without risks
IV. Precautions
• Separate accounts
• IP Address
• Account details
• Cookies
• Legit Account
• Country of residence
• How to handle your money
• Stupid mistakes people make
V. Solving limited accounts
• Why did my account get limited? What to do now?
• Can I get my money back? HOW?!
• Help! All my new accounts are getting limited?!
• What is ‘PayPal Shield’?
PayPal Shield is a guide for people who are using PayPal daily. PayPal Shield will help
you protect your PayPal account, and stay safe & secure while buying or selling
services on the internet!

• Why is it useful?
This e-book is useful for anyone who uses PayPal. It’s especially made for people
who’re in the online selling business and who get their incomes through PayPal.
Many, many, many people are getting limited everyday and they don’t even know why!
They just lose their money, and that’s what we, PayPal Shield, will help you avoid!

• What do I need to use PayPal Shield?

To use PayPal shield 100% successfully, there are a few requirements;
- Be 18+ years or older (and have access to a bank account/(virtual) credit-
card) - A PayPal account (if you already have one, make sure it’s not limited)
- Administrator Rights on your computer (we’ll have to make new user
accounts) - A brain ☺
 PayPal’s account-check system is fully automatic. The PayPal account-check system
has its own rules and targets. There are A LOT of reasons for the account-check
system to limit your PayPal or flag it as a ‘suspicious’ account. I guess you don’t know
how the system works.. until now.
If you break any of the rules mentioned or if your account has one of the reasons
mentioned below, their system will get activated.

However, we know all the reasons for PayPal to trigger their account-check system,
so if you follow this e-book, you’ll never get in any trouble again!

• Reasons for PayPal to limit your account

Your account will be flagged as ‘suspicious’ or get limited if..
- Your bank account name doesn’t match your PayPal name
- Your name your social security number doesn’t match your PayPal name
- Somebody opened a chargeback against your account
- You tried to modify information on your account, but you failed
- Your PayPal balance is negative/close to negative
- You have a way too high balance
- You sent/received money from a country that’s unauthorized by PayPal
- You sold a product and couldn’t give a tracking number. (digital products)
- You sold an item that’s popular for a lot of scammers to sell
- You logged into your PayPal account with a new IP Address
- You didn’t give PayPal your private information
- You had a deal with someone who’s been having problems with PayPal
- You’re selling products that are against PayPal’s rules
- Your PayPal account information matches with a previously limited account
- You’re using a PayPal account without verifying it
- PayPal thinks your account info is not up-to-date
- PayPal doesn’t agree with links/information on your website. (hacking/fraud/scam)
- You lost a dispute
- You’re active in the currency market using your PayPal account - You withdrew a
lot of money at once
• PayPal’s ToS and Rules
One of the most important things when creating a PayPal account is making sure you
DON’T break PayPal’s rules. If you don’t break any of their rules, they won’t
investigate your account. Here are a few rules and terms of service you should look
into:
- https://www.paypal.com/us/webapps/mpp/ua/useragreement-full
So you want to sell your products through PayPal.. but you keep getting limited? Well,
a lot of people stopped using PayPal because of those stupid limitations, in this
chapter, we’ll show you how to create a new and secure PayPal account or keep your
current PayPal account safe. Let’s go!

How to create a new, secure PayPal that’s limitation protected

1. For the people who want to create a new PayPal account

This chapter is ment for people who’re new to PayPal or want to create a new PayPal
to sell their products, without getting limited.

First of all, when creating a new PayPal account, we should begin COMPLETELY from
scratch, this is what you’ll need; - A new user account on your PC.
- Access to your router gateway. (to change MAC address)
- Your VALID information (18+ recommended)
- A verified bank account. (on the same name as the PayPal account!)

Why do we want to do this? Well, let me explain..

PayPal’s system checks all of your information when you create a new account. It
checks the IP Address, Country, PC-Information, Cookies, Address, First/Last name,
Bank account etc. etc. So basically what we have to do is create a fresh PayPal
account, with 100% new information, it should have 0 links with the previously,
limited account.
Here is a quick step-by-step plan for creating a new, safe PayPal;

1) Create a new user account on your PC, only for the PayPal account!
Learn more here > http://www.pcadvisor.co.uk/how-to/windows/how-add-new-
user-account-in-windows-7-3326039/

2) Changing your IP Address/MAC Address

This step is only for people who already had an old PayPal account before using
this method.
To do this, you’ll need access to your default router gateway (192.168….), you can
find your router gateway by opening CMD and entering; ipconfig /all Find
more about changing your IP Address/MAC Address here 
http://www.howtogeek.com/192173/how-and-why-to-change-your-mac-addresson-
windows-linux-and-mac/ http://www.digitaltrends.com/computing/how-to-change-
your-ip-address/

3) Go onto your new made user account, and create a PayPal with your new IP/MAC
Address, here are a few things you have to think of when creating a new PayPal; -
NEVER, but NEVER use a VPN or Proxy, it will AUTOMATICALLY flag your account as
suspicious. Just don’t.
- Try to use the same IP everytime when logging into your PayPal.
- Use your real private information, if you use fake information you’ll get limited in
no-time.
- Use your real bank account, with the same information as the PayPal account, don’t
use wrong or other names. Everything should match with each other.

2. For the people who want their PayPal account to stay secured

Do you have a (verified) PayPal account, and you want to make sure you won’t get
limited? Here are a few things you should hold on:

First of all, please make sure the information you’ve got on your PayPal account is real
and matches with your credit card or bank account. This is one of the most important
reasons for PayPal to limit your account.

1) Receiving too much money

- Receiving too much money is one of the biggest causes for your PayPal to get
limited, this is especially for new PayPal users who don’t have a large payment
history. If you’re receiving a lot of money, it will activate the PayPal account-check
system and probably get your account limited. Here are a few payment ranges to start
with.
New users: Don’t take payments above $75, and don’t let your balance get higher
than $400. If you want to withdraw your money, don’t withdraw everything at once,
try to withdraw around 70%, this will keep your account from getting investigated.
Also, don’t spend your money quickly, keep your balance the same for 2 or 3 days and
then start spending or withdrawing your money.

Old users: Old users are capable of receiving high payments, however, if you really
want to stay safe, follow these guidelines;
Don’t take payments above $200 at once, keep your maximum balance at $1000. If
you want to withdraw your money, as said above, don’t withdraw everything at once.
Try to withdraw around 70% of your current balance, keep the money in your account
for 1 or 2 days, then withdraw it. Also, don’t send high payments, try to keep your
payments under $300 at once.

If you hold on to this guideline, your chance of getting limited will get
incredibly low.
In the next chapter, we’ll get all the basics of this e-book on one page to
make it easy for you.
 Make sure you only have 1 main PayPal account, this will keep yourself safe from the PayPal
account-check system, and will keep your account from getting limited.

NEVER use a VPN or Proxy, always the same home IP, if you want to stay secure, log into your
PayPal through a new PC-User account and don’t log in from your phone.

If you have more than one PayPal account, make sure that they don’t match in account
information/IP Address, if they do, you’ll get limited in no-time.

Always clear your cookies and open the PayPal website in incognito mode, this will prevent you
from getting tracked.

Always use your REAL and VERIFIED information, don’t even bother trying to make fake PayPal
accounts, the limitation-chance is way too high.

If you’re logging in to your PayPal account, make sure your IP Address is in the same country/city
as before, if you don’t, PayPal will flag your account as suspicious and probably limit it.

Getting a lot of money? Calm down! Don’t receive a lot of payments, and keep the payments low,
if you’re having a lot of (high) payments, PayPal will be investigating your account, this will create
a lot of problems.

- Using a VPN/Proxy
- Fake details
- Selling illegal products
- Buying illegal products
- Having a lot of PayPal accounts at the same time
- Creating a new PayPal account with the same information as the previously limited one
- Making/receiving a lot of chargebacks
- Sending too many payments as ‘donations’ or ‘friends and family’
Help! My PayPal got limited, again…
Well, that’s a serious problem, especially if you’ve a lot of money on your account, what do
you need to do?! Here are a few options;

1- Why did your my get limited? What to do now?

2- Can I get my money back? HOW?!
3- Help! All my new accounts are getting limited?!

1- Your account probably got limited because you activated the PayPal account-check
system. There are a few options you could try to start using PayPal again; - Create a new,
secure PayPal using this e-book.
- Contact PayPal and tell them about your limitation. (chance of unlimitation is low) -
Give PayPal all info they need, and wait for your balance to be given free.  Withdraw.

2- Yes you can get your money back, but could take up to 180 days if you’re unlucky. The bad
thing about PayPal is that they have the right to limit your account, and you can’t do a
sh*t about it. Well, I hope you learned your lesson and will never get your PayPal limited
again.

3- That’s probably because some of the information you used on your PayPal matches with
your old, limited PayPals. Please re-read this e-book and check all steps to make sure you
won’t get limited.

That was it for now, if you have any questions, feel free to contact me (Royalty19) on
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Good luck! Keep it safe!