Dear Adsense Team!
Please help me
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pub-1157757308376591
Change AdSense payment user details because I deleted my old autotunes.co#gmail.com email id for some reason I don't have access to this email id please change the email: jobankamboj300#gmail.com mobile number: +91 62397 40502.
Because of this I am not able to do ID verification When I do ID verification I get this problem:-
( You don't have permission to perform this action
Please contact payments admins or payments full-access users on payments settings users & contacts page to perform this action. [OR_NPCS_01] )
I am not getting any option to change payment user details please change my Adsense account payment user details as soon as possible.
Best Regards
Jobanpreet Singhenter image description here
Because of this I am not able to do Adsense ID verification When I do ID verification I get this problem
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I am using paypal personal sandbox account and I need to get PAYPAL_ID as a recepeint type. In my business account, I used Merchant ID as PAYPAL_ID and it worked for transactions but in personal account, I am unable to see Merchant ID in my account settings.
Can anyone please let me know how can I get or see Merchant ID or PAYPAL_ID in personal sandbox account?
And is Merchant ID only given by paypal in business account and there is no Merchant ID in personal account?
Thanks in advance.
All PayPal accounts have a unique Merchant/Payer ID, but there's no straightforward way to find it out in a personal account's interface since it's not needed for anything. [Edit: actually, personal accounts should also display it on the settings page you get when visiting https://www.paypal.com/businessmanage/account/aboutBusiness -- the interface is different than with business accounts, but the value should be there ]
You can find it in the page source, or by first signing in to https://www.sandbox.paypal.com/signin and then once signed in going to https://www.sanbox.paypal.com/buttons and creating a Buy Now button. If it is a Personal account there won't be options in Step 2, but if there are options, uncheck the one to save the button at PayPal. Then create the button and above the generated code there will be a link to remove code protection. The "business" value will be that account's MerchantID/PayerID.
This value shouldn't be needed for anything, but that is how you can manually obtain it.
We are developing a marketplace webapp which charges customers on behalf of sellers.
After reading through PayPal's API documentation, the only solution seems to be the Permissions service.
According to the documentation. After retrieving the access token and token secrete of a seller through the RequestPermissions call, we generated X-PAYPAL-AUTHORIZATION header to initiate an express checkout payment id. However, the payment id generated is associated with our PayPal account instead of the seller's, which is not the anticipated behavior.
Adding seller's email address in the SUBJECT field as noted in PayPal Name-Value Pair API Basics does work, but as we tested it, it has nothing to do with the access token and token secrete.
The problem with the SUBJECT field is that we cannot make sure the seller's email address with us is the one PayPal have on file.
The GetBasicPersonalData permission seems to be able to get a valid email address, but that needs to be pre-approved by PayPal. In fact, I have come across many websites that does not require this permission but able to initiate payment on behalf of other users. Is there a way to just get sellers' email or PayPal Id without GetBasicPersonalData permission? We don't actually need any other personal data except email or PayPal Id.
I need some clarification about the best way to combine paypal subscription in my website registration flow.
The steps for registration:
user chose a price plan by clicking on paypal subscribe button
the use complete payment on paypal form
the user return back to my site to fill registration form.
How can I be sure that the user that fill the site registration form payed for the subscription on paypal and didn't got directly to the registration page?
How can I know on which subscription button the user clicked and how much he paid?
Is there any tutorial that describes such a scenario and which api call I should do?
The smart subscription button has an on approval type of action with the subscriptionId. Use this to send to the backend (or your cloud hosted function) and it will do the follow:
check that its valid
use that paypal email and check that no user with that email exists
use that email to create a new account (add to auth and database with the subscriptionId, planId, paypalId, paypalEmail (incase they change away from this), name, etc.)
send that user a password change email / welcome email
respond with success and kick them to the success page which tells them to check their email and spam
Note: for paid-only accounts make sure you don't have an auth sign up page, only a paypal button subscribe page as the sign up page.
I was trying to make website payment pro sandbox account. I followed all instructions (from my sellers sandbox account applied for website payment pro, clicked on "save and continue" button after entering all information) but I am getting blank page from PayPal as response.
Does anyone know how to create Paypal Payments pro in Sandbox account ?
Go to https://developer.paypal.com/ and login using a valid PayPal account.
Click on 'Dashboard'
Click on 'Accounts' under the 'Sandbox' heading
Use the following values:
Country: United States
Credit card: Visa
Bank account: No
Balance: Up to you
Password: Use something easy to remember
Create the account and retrieve the API credentials by clicking on the little arrow on the left of the account. Click 'Profile' followed by 'API Acess' in the modal window that opens up.
Create a test Business account.
Navigate to the Profile page of the Business account and click the Upgrade to Pro link.
Click Enable on the resulting screen.
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Note: Once you enable PayPal Payments Pro for a test Business account, the setting is permanent and you cannot undo the configuration for that account. You create multiple Business test accounts with various settings in order to test all the variations you might need to handle with your application.
To create a Sandbox test account:
1. Log in to the Developer site (if you dont' have and id sign up first) at https://developer.paypal.com and navigate to Applications > Sandbox Accounts.
2. Click the Create Account button and populate the following fields:
Account type: Tick either the Personal or Business radio button.
Email address: Enter a valid email address of your choosing.
The email address doesn't need to be a real email address; the Sandbox doesn't send any email outside of the Sandbox environment. Email to Sandbox accounts, generated as a result of your test API requests, are listed on both the Notifications tab on the Developer site, as well as on the Sandbox test site.
Use the assigned email value to reference this test account in your API calls, and to log in to the Sandbox site when you want to review the details associated with the account.
Password: The password must be 8-20 alpha-numeric characters in length.
First and Last names: The optional name fields accept alpha-numeric characters.
PayPal balance: While this field is optional, it's a good idea to create test accounts with positive bank balances. Enter an integer value between 1 and 5000.
Bank verified account: You should create both Verified and Unverified test accounts so you can fully test your application.
Select payment card (Personal account type only): Test payments made with different payment cards by selecting either Discover or PayPal.
Credit card type: You must select a single credit card type for each test account. The Sandbox associates a mock credit card number with the account.
Log in with PayPal (Business account type only): Tick the I want to add Log in with PayPal to my site box and complete the following fields to enable testing the Log In with PayPal functionality: Display name, Return URL, Privacy policy URL, and User agreement URL
Notes: Use the Notes field to keep track of the test account details.
3. Click Create Account after completing the account details.
The new test account is listed with your other test accounts on the Accounts page.
for more details visit: https://www.x.com/developers/paypal/documentation-tools/ug_sandbox#accounts
Login to your https://developer.paypal.com/developer/accounts/.
Click on Accounts under Sandbox.
Open Profile for the account of your business account. and click on Upgrade to Pro.
Hope this helps!
I'm building a web application and I would like that each user could configure their necessary information about their PayPal accounts in order to receive payments from the app. Can this be done?
I've seen a website that asks each user to type their PayPal email in order to receive payments, but I don't know what I have to do programmatically in order to use that user's account information so that person receives the payment.
Thanks,
Brian
Yes, it is possible to do this using PayPal Website Payments integration. Essentially your client needs to set their PayPal account up to receive payments, this usually requires them to prove that they're a legitimate business, although charities and some other personal reasons for taking payments such as wedding gifts are allowed as well.
Once setup they will be given a unique vendor id which can be embedded into a form on your website. When a customer wants to purchase something, this vendor id is passed to paypal and they handle the transaction from there. This means you don't have to store any credit card information on your website.
Check out the PayPal Website integration guide here: https://www.paypalobjects.com/en_US/pdf/PP_WebsitePaymentsStandard_IntegrationGuide.pdf