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What is the fee for PayPal inactivity?

PayPal charges £12 annually if users are not 'active' on their account. Inactivity is counted as not sending, receiving, or withdrawing any money, as well as simply not logging in. Martin Lewis, the Money Saving Expert, has revealed ways to avoid these fees. ...

What is PayPal's New 'inactive' policy?

PayPal has introduced a new policy: users who have been inactive on their accounts for a year or more will be charged an annual fee of £12. This applies if the account is not 'active'. ...

Should you use PayPal in the UK?

PayPal is set to make changes in December that could be costly Martin Lewis and his team of consumer champions at MoneySavingExpert.com have issued an urgent warning to everyone in the UK with a PayPal account, whether they use it or not. ...

What happens if a PayPal account is inactive?

The company said if your account has been inactive for 12 or more consecutive months, you will be charged £12 a year from December 16. PayPal said it has no plans to close inactive accounts which don't have balances - so if you have an idle log-in that's empty and not linked to a bank account, you won't be charged. ...

Can I Keep my PayPal account open if I'm an irregular user?

If you're an irregular PayPal user but still want to keep your account open and maintain a balance, just set a calendar reminder on a certain date every year to ensure you're not charged the fee in future. For more top money-saving tips browse the topics on MoneySavingExpert.com here. You can find this story in My Bookmarks. ...

Will PayPal charge you £12 a year if you have a dormant account?

Online shopping giant PayPal has warned it will start charging millions of customers from December as part of a crackdown on dormant accounts. The company said if your account has been inactive for 12 or more consecutive months, you will be charged £12 a year from December 16. ...