i was recived a e-mail from PP to my e-mail : igordimitrov1#abv.bg at 11.04.2015 07:51 GMT+2 , where is writted something about my ACC & my Credit Card in your Web .
The Problem :
I was never registrated in your Web ( PayPal) by MYSELF and by this e-mail : igordimitrov1#abv.bg this is my 1st visiting when i read your sended e-mail.
I don't know WHO try to use my e-mail / credit card but i pleased you to punish this man and to DEL his/her profil in PayPal with my e-mail
Thank You .
It'd be a good idea to contact PayPal about the matter to ensure your information is still secure. For good measure, you may want to consider a password change too.
If you receive an email that appears to be from PayPal, forward it (as an attachment, if possible) to spoof#paypal.com. PayPal will review it and let you know whether or not the email is genuine.
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i trying to get monney from paypal.
i have my own domine , and i created several button .
each of this button i insert into my application . and when ever someone click on
any button it will open paypal site and you can pay.
after you buyit , it will send you into my site and there it confirming your payment
and update the data base.
its work 100% in sandbox.paypal.com
but when someone bought items from me. it didnt work at all .
its send my site statuse of invalide after he pay his monney .
and sent to my paypal account asking to deliver it to him (pending statuse).
i got all the information needed there like player number and stuff like that .
but all the point is missing if i need to each payment enter to paypal put an statuse of "internet good" and then i need to update the database throw another script.
anyone know what i need to do to get over with all this prosses via scripting ?
or any other way.
thanks.
As the answer was in the comments:
First you can try this… When you’re logged into your Paypal account go to:
Profile > My selling preferences > Block payments > change the first setting “Block payments in a currency I do not hold” to “No, accept them and convert them”
Same question as this: Paypal sandbox account email confirmation but it was not so easily resolved for me.
I can't confirm my sandbox email address, it says an email would be sent to my email address (which it wasn't) and I read elsewhere that it should be found in the "Test Emails" section at developer.paypal.com. I'm looking at this page (updated link) and it's not there either.
Can someone point me to the correct place to find this confirmation email?
The reason I need to confirm my email address is I'm getting this error when trying to make a test payment to the sandboxed merchant account with a sandboxed personal account:
Rapids::Exception (N6Rapids5Tools13PimpExceptionE): Pimp RC: 3514
Apparently verifying the merchant email address fixes this.
On Developer site is section Dashboard then Sandbox notifications - there are emails and sms from sandbox account, and also it catches confirmation emails which should go to your email...
I found it after one day of looking what's happend with email confirmations -.- .
Turns out the answer was not to try manually create a sandbox account on the sandbox website, but to automatically create one at developer.paypal.com > Applications > Sandbox Accounts. This was much quicker and easier to do too!
If you're using Adapative Accounts API to create account (in the first place), put confirmEmail as TRUE in createAccountWebOptions (for registrationType = Web).. this way you wouldn't have headache of email confirmation, for new accounts.
I am about to set up an IPN script after users make a purchase from my site but I just had a thought, what if the email address they signed up to my site with differs from the email address they signed up to PayPal with?
i.e. they sign up to my site with forename.surname#domain.com but their PayPal account login is surname.forename#domain.com.
The PayPal IPN will send back surname.forename#domain.com and I have no way to identify who has just made that purchase.
I realise in this simple case it may be possible to find an email address similar to that in the database but in the real world people have crazy email addresses and that isn't always going to be possible.
Has anyone solved this problem before?
It may be best to use a different identifier such as an invoice number or pass a custom value to PayPal for the payment. PayPal will return this via IPN and can be used to link the payment to the customer's account on your website.
This way you pass a value to PayPal that is linked back to that customer's account regardless of their PayPal account details.
Hope this helps!
I suggest that you should force the customers log in before placing an order, then you can get the email they used in Paypal from the return value, and combine the two emails in some way or even just leave them.
Below error I got
"You cannot use an e-mail address or card number that belongs to an existing PayPal account. If you have a PayPal account, please log in. If you don't, please change the e-mail address or card number and try again."
I have created a application, while i am checking that app, i goat above error, i changed card numbers and email id's but paypal is still showing that error.
and finally my cart is _xclick
If you want any other info write a comment.
Plz do the need full
The first time you pay through PayPal, PayPal automatically creates an account in their system against your c/card number and email address.
Later, if you ever try to use PayPal again and enter either the same c/card nbr or email address, PayPal recognises that you have an 'account' with them and requires you to login. ie you cannot check-out as a 'guest' with the same email address or c/card.
PayPal forces you to login to your account. Since you didn't consciously create an account in the first place, many people find this experience confusing and frustrating.
Unless you want to use a different c/card and email address, you'll need to login to your 'account' Since you inevitably won't know your PayPal password, you'll need to follow the process to login, then click the link to recover your password, which will be sent to your email address. You can then use it to login and complete your payment by c/card through PayPal.
Many of your customers will have unfortunately given up by this point.
It's not a problem but i don't know how to do this; let's say that I have a sign up form with some fields: username, password, email, as you know the user clicks on the BUY BUTTON and pay's up.
Well, how can I know the username that just made the payment, I mean how can I link those two things together, one idea it's to use the email address, but mose of the people sign up with different email addresses, mabe they have a different paypal address...you know...I need this information because I need a way to activate the account.
And I also need to know, if the user canceled a subscription will paypal post a message to my IPN link?
I suggest you use the following PHP script for easy integration with PayPal's service (assuming you're using PHP): http://www.micahcarrick.com/04-19-2005/php-paypal-ipn-integration-class.html
If you do, the e-mail you will be looking for will be supplied in
$paypal->ipn_data['payer_email']
(again, assuming that $paypal is your object of the paypal_class class)
Obviously you have to follow the setup steps first. I suggest using the example script. It is really easy to do - in only four steps.
I suggest you read the official paypal documentation about IPN and recurring payments.
PayPal issues a IPN for every event that occurs to the user subscription, for example:
subscr_signup
subscr_eot
subscr_cancel
subscr_failed
About the parameter, you can use a parameter named "custom" to pass a value, for example the user id or email, and that parameter will be sent you in every IPN.
Here are implementations of the PayPal IPN in both C# and VB:
http://www.xdevsoftware.com/PPIPNDesc.aspx
Here's an account of how I incorporated it into a PayPal subscriptions scenario:
http://www.codersbarn.com/post/2008/07/10/ASPNET-PayPal-Subscriptions-IPN.aspx