Okay, PTers, I need help. :(

**borzoimom** · 11-28-2006, 04:49 PM

The customer means the vendor. They can set up their accounts either pay pal sends a receipt or they do.
I am glad you got your answer though. The only time they said I had a wrong password, they just wanted me to go through the page to verify the account.. anyway- good luck.

**Sevaede** · 11-28-2006, 04:56 PM

Originally Posted by borzoimom

The customer means the vendor. They can set up their accounts either pay pal sends a receipt or they do.
I am glad you got your answer though. The only time they said I had a wrong password, they just wanted me to go through the page to verify the account.. anyway- good luck.

No, the person making the purchase is a customer. The person supplying the purchased item is the vendor.

It's not a hit and miss thing like "hey, do you wanna send a receipt this time or shall I?".

I never have gotten the password wrong. I made that clear. I have not had to verify anything, etc etc etc etc etc.

I have not gotten any answer, though, thanks for your concern.

**gini** · 11-28-2006, 05:32 PM

This is just a thought, but have you checked your spam mail filter?

Has your email address been changed?

I have been transferred from Comcast to Time Warner and they are throwing all kinds of things into the spam folder.

Check it out - maybe they have responded and you aren't getting it through your regular "inbox" on your email account.

**Karen** · 11-28-2006, 06:18 PM

Yes, as Gini said - check your "spam" or "junk mail" folder. You'll probably find a whole lot of paypal responses in there! You then need to mark it as "not junk" or add it to your address book, so they don't keep going to spam.