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Summary: Once a PayPal account accrues money, the user can get that money out by clicking on the "Withdraw" button under the "My Accounts" tab, and either transferring the money to a bank account or requesting a check in the mail. Access money from a PayPal account with help from a verified PayPal Business member in this free video on shopping online.
Ron Chase has been in the computer industry for nearly two decades. He is a certified Microsoft Network Engineer and owner of PahrumpAuctions.com. In his Pahrump, Nevada shop, Ron...read more
"Hi I'm Ronald Chase owner of Express Auctions in Pahrump, Nevada. Now I am gong to demonstrate how to withdraw funds from your Paypal account. After you log in, under the my account tab click on withdraw and you have two options. You can transfer to your bank account or you can request a check. Click on either option. The next screen will ask you to confirm how much money you want to withdraw, enter in the amount you want to withdraw, make sure your bank is selected, hit continue, confirm the amount that you want to withdraw and that's it, it's done, your money is now on it's way. Keep in mind that most Paypal functions have more than one way to do them. Paypal is very easy to use and everything is menu driven. If you can follow menus, you can do anything in Paypal."
eHow Article: How to Get Money Out of Your PayPal Account
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