I made a withdrawal from my Paypal account to my VISA card. This VISA card is linked to my bank account and it usually takes about 7 days for money to arrive. This time my bank blocked my VISA next day after I made this withdrawal - someone tried to use it overseas. Will I receive my money on blocked VISA card?
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I'd recommend asking the bank.– keshlamCommented Jan 27, 2016 at 1:22
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I saw this and was curious if you ever got this resolved?– Kevin FeganCommented Sep 28, 2017 at 20:30
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I didn't know you could make a withdraw from PayPal to a VISA card. I thought you could only withdraw to a bank account. On PayPal, If I go to "Withdraw", I think it only offers bank accounts for the destinations. Right now my PayPal balance is $0 so I can't even get to the withdraw page, I'll have to check this next time I have a PayPal balance. Perhaps if I only had CC account (not bank/checking) linked to PayPal?– Kevin FeganCommented Sep 28, 2017 at 20:38
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I would expect so--the block from spending funds probably does not put a block in place for receiving funds. But ask your bank.
Expect a 50% chance that they give you the wrong answer. (Some banks are better than others, but on average this is how often I have found bank employees to be incorrect about anything nonstandard).
It may help to ask the bank how often it happens and who actually sorts out problems with blocked cards--and then talk to that person. Then you should only expect a 25% chance that they are wrong.
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I totally agree with you about the probability of right answer from any bank. I asked them and they can not give me confident answer. They just mumbling something that sounds more like "no".– ZuzELCommented Jan 27, 2016 at 14:58
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Yes, I always phone the bank three times with the same question when it's non-standard. And make sure I speak to a different person each time.I hope it's not 50%, but the wrong answer probability is very high.– Peter K.Commented Feb 6, 2016 at 11:50