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Heres the situation: My mother needs $3 grand for a personal financial situation and has asked me, the loving daughter, to help her. I have the three grand in cash to hand over but I really dont want to dip in my savings if I dont have to. I have a smart connect account through paypal with a 10k limit that is at a zero balance and my mother has a paypal account with a paypal debit. I have sent her money using smart connect before but it was only like $50 bucks here or $100 there, never anything of this magnitude. Has anyone every had an experience sending this amount of cash? Did you run into any issues or were you able to send like normal? I dont want to raise any red flags with paypal or hurt my account since its one of my oldest, but I would prefer to use it instead of using cash and that way it would go directly to her debit card. Nevermind interest rates or anything like that...not too worried about that just need some info. If you guys have any other suggestions where I dont have to dip in my savings Im all ears...
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It works like any other transaction. You can even select "friends/family" so that you pay the paypal fees, not her.
i did the same thing twice last year, two diffrent outcome. one for my younger brother in south florida, sent 1300 to help him with his car downpayment, it was sent to his paypal account without issue. However, an 2nd time last year during christmas time, i purchased some car parts from a co-worker, and since we knew each other, i thought paypal was the best route rather than coming to work with that much cash, anyway, sent him 1429 at 6am and paypal flagged it, and wanted me to call in to verify that it was me sending the money, it took about 24hrs to get things cleared up. So if even if you do run into any issue, eventually she will get the money, if they flag your transaction, all they would need is you to verify it. so you should be fine..i think..lol
I had a 6k smart credit line in the past, I had no problems transferring between family members, didn't run one for over $3k, but plenty over $1k and never encountered any issues. I closed because of their crazy high APR (18.99%)