(adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); So for a few weeks now I have been trying to get my PayPal unlimited and just a few days ago I got an e-mail from PayPal saying this:

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So, I go into my PayPal account and go to this: "Your account access is limited: Click here for Details." Then when I get in there this is all I see:

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There is no checklist. I don't know what I am missing, but looking there, there isn't a damn checklist to follow to get my account unlimited again.

Any help?

What did the original limitation email from PayPal say?
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This is what I got:

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I think calling them and just confirming it you like email, password,security question and answer also your credit card or debit card. Just call and ask you then they ask you for all the confirmation they need and as long that right then your be fine.

I remember PP suspended my account because it went -0.01 over drawn... Seriously, how can I go 1pence over drawn lol

The part that says "permanently limited" means that they have actually, in effect, terminated your account too (they won't let you have it back no matter what), but they will let you send your money to a bank account after 180 days, as stated by the email.

This usually happens when they decide that you are using incorrect information, have multiple accounts with PayPal or are taking part in activities that they don't allow. They would probably have looked into your account if you were sending/receiving a lot of payments marked as Gifts or Personal Payments, as it looks suspicious to them.

Hope this wall of text has helped you, have a nice day.

Damn it. So after that 180 days, would I be able to make a new account under that same e-mail again?

I am afraid not, as they keep all accounts created on record, even once they are effectively terminated.

Thanks for the help. I'll still call them on Monday and see if they would be able to do anything.