Pay by unverified PayPal in GoDaddy

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hi

can u please tell me if it is possible to pay by an unverified paypal account in godaddy? if yes then how to do it?

champrock
 
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AfternicAfternic
user Godaddy said here that this is not possible.
 
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AFAIK, an unverified paypal account can't send or receive payments because a valid cc was not added to it.
 
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I am a unverified paypal user cause I live in Israel and I buy domains on namecheap..
I din't see any reason y not.. and I added a valid cc to my account.. that is how I recieved payments..
 
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AHA7 said:
AFAIK, an unverified paypal account can't send or receive payments because a valid cc was not added to it.

not true :)
 
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i can pay and buy domains at domainsite.. but i wanted to use godaddy to reg my domains if somehow i could manage to pay them via and unverified paypal
 
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GoDaddy doesnt allow you to pay with a paypal account that does not have a CC on file. The reason being is that in the event that there is a chargeback or paypal is unable to secure funds from a bank account, there is no backup funding source to go after. Its simply done to eliminate risk of not getting paid. Pain in the booty, but considering the markup on domains is so small, it doesnt suprise me that they are so strict about it.

Justin
 
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ignore aha7 and domainspade; unverified paypal account + godaddy is fine. :)
 
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AHA7 said:
AFAIK, an unverified paypal account can't send or receive payments because a valid cc was not added to it.

Unverified paypal can receive and can send money. Theres no need to add credit card on it, unless if you need money on it. If you have money on unverified paypal, then use it. Feel free to do that. I don't know about godaddy, but Namecheap accepts unverified paypal. Regfly also.
 
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