To open an account in Paypal, simply visit www.paypal.com. From there you can click on the 'sign up' button and follow the registration process. Paypal has a user friendly system to help new users create their accounts.

Demo for signing up paypal account

Step1 >Click the sign up button at Paypal homepage

Step2 >Sign up

Answered by Raksha , an ibibo Master, at 9:37 AM on June 18, 2008

hi there

Here are the steps to open a PayPal account.

Do note that unverified accounts have a sending limit of $100. To be able to send without limit, the account must be verified and enrolled in the Expanded Use Program.

How to open a PayPal account
1. Sign up for an account by visiting the PayPal website and clicking the “Sign Up” link located at the top-right portion of the page.
2. Choose the PayPal Account Type applicable to you. First, select the Country or Region where you live.

Choosing your country from the drop-down menu opens a page that shows three PayPal account types.
Personal Account is obviously for personal purposes while Premier Account and Business Account are merchant accounts used for online businesses.

Unless you are sure you want and need a Premier or Business Account, I suggest you choose Personal Account first. You can upgrade to Premier or Business Account anytime, but cannot revert to Personal Account once upgraded.

Confirm your “Language Preference” then click the “Continue” button.

3. Fill up the Account Sign Up Form. Completely and correctly fill in the sections “PayPal Account Owner Contact Information,” “PayPal Account Login,” “Password Recovery,” and “Security Measures” then click the “Sign Up” button at the bottom.
4. You’re almost there! You are now asked to verify your account by adding a credit or debit card. You may choose to add one at this stage or skip this step and move on to the next by clicking the “Cancel” button. Remember, though, that adding a card and enrolling in the Verification Program are necessary to be eligible to withdraw PayPal funds.
5. Almost done! In order to complete the registration, confirm your email address. Do this by checking your inbox for a PayPal email then click the confirmation link there. You may also choose to confirm your email address later by clicking “Continue” in this page.
6. Hurray! You now have your own PayPal account. The Personal Account Overview page will contain your name, email address, and account status.
Congratulations! You now are a certified PayPal account holder!

How to verify my PayPal account?

Verified PayPal members living outside of the U.S. complete the Expanded Use process by:

Confirming their email address
Adding a credit card
Entering the Expanded Use Number
How to complete the Expanded Use Process?

First, add a credit card to your PayPal account.

Click the My Account tab.
Click the Profile subtab.
Click the Credit Cards link in the Financial Information column.
Click Add.
Fill out the Add Credit Card form.
Click Add Credit Card.
You have successfully added your credit card to your PayPal account.
Second, enroll in the Expanded Use Program.

Upon adding your credit or debit card, complete the Expanded Use enrollment wherein PayPal charges your card a small fee ($1.95).
The fee appears on your bank account statement accompanied by a unique, randomly generated four-digit Expanded Use (EXPUSE) number.
Locate your four-digit Expanded Use number, either on your next paper or online credit card statement. The Expanded Use number is located right before the word PayPal in the description of the Expanded Use fee charged to that credit card.
Log in to your PayPal account and click the Complete Expanded Use Enrollment link on the Account Overview page to complete your enrollment.
It usually takes 2-3 business days for the PayPal Expanded Use Number to appear, depending on the issuing bank. If you do not have online access to your statement, wait until you receive your physical statement to check your four-digit PayPal Expanded Use Number.

Spread the word and invite others to open a PayPal account now!

Answered by Arti singh , an ibibo Specialist, at 9:09 AM on June 18, 2008

well prashant, Do note that unverified accounts have a sending limit of $100. To be able to send without limit, the account must be verified and enrolled in the Expanded Use Program.

How to open a PayPal account



1. Sign up for an account by visiting the PayPal website and clicking the “Sign Up” link located at the top-right portion of the page.
2. Choose the PayPal Account Type applicable to you. First, select the Country or Region where you live.


Choosing your country from the drop-down menu opens a page that shows three PayPal account types.



Personal Account is obviously for personal purposes while Premier Account and Business Account are merchant accounts used for online businesses.

Unless you are sure you want and need a Premier or Business Account, I suggest you choose Personal Account first. You can upgrade to Premier or Business Account anytime, but cannot revert to Personal Account once upgraded.

Confirm your “Language Preference” then click the “Continue” button.



3. Fill up the Account Sign Up Form. Completely and correctly fill in the sections “PayPal Account Owner Contact Information,” “PayPal Account Login,” “Password Recovery,” and “Security Measures” then click the “Sign Up” button at the bottom.



4. You’re almost there! You are now asked to verify your account by adding a credit or debit card. You may choose to add one at this stage or skip this step and move on to the next by clicking the “Cancel” button. Remember, though, that adding a card and enrolling in the Verification Program are necessary to be eligible to withdraw PayPal funds.
5. Almost done! In order to complete the registration, confirm your email address. Do this by checking your inbox for a PayPal email then click the confirmation link there. You may also choose to confirm your email address later by clicking “Continue” in this page.


6. Hurray! You now have your own PayPal account. The Personal Account Overview page will contain your name, email address, and account status.
Congratulations! You now are a certified PayPal account holder!

How to verify my PayPal account?

Verified PayPal members living outside of the U.S. complete the Expanded Use process by:

Confirming their email address
Adding a credit card
Entering the Expanded Use Number
How to complete the Expanded Use Process?

First, add a credit card to your PayPal account.

Click the My Account tab.
Click the Profile subtab.
Click the Credit Cards link in the Financial Information column.
Click Add.
Fill out the Add Credit Card form.
Click Add Credit Card.
You have successfully added your credit card to your PayPal account.
Second, enroll in the Expanded Use Program.

Upon adding your credit or debit card, complete the Expanded Use enrollment wherein PayPal charges your card a small fee ($1.95).
The fee appears on your bank account statement accompanied by a unique, randomly generated four-digit Expanded Use (EXPUSE) number.
Locate your four-digit Expanded Use number, either on your next paper or online credit card statement. The Expanded Use number is located right before the word PayPal in the description of the Expanded Use fee charged to that credit card.
Log in to your PayPal account and click the Complete Expanded Use Enrollment link on the Account Overview page to complete your enrollment.
It usually takes 2-3 business days for the PayPal Expanded Use Number to appear, depending on the issuing bank. If you do not have online access to your statement, wait until you receive your physical statement to check your four-digit PayPal Expanded Use Number.

Spread the word and invite others to open a PayPal account now!

for more inf check source http://www.p

Answered by Romi , an ibibo Master, at 5:48 PM on June 13, 2008

hi there

Here are the steps to open a PayPal account.

Do note that unverified accounts have a sending limit of $100. To be able to send without limit, the account must be verified and enrolled in the Expanded Use Program.

How to open a PayPal account
1. Sign up for an account by visiting the PayPal website and clicking the “Sign Up” link located at the top-right portion of the page.
2. Choose the PayPal Account Type applicable to you. First, select the Country or Region where you live.

Choosing your country from the drop-down menu opens a page that shows three PayPal account types.
Personal Account is obviously for personal purposes while Premier Account and Business Account are merchant accounts used for online businesses.

Unless you are sure you want and need a Premier or Business Account, I suggest you choose Personal Account first. You can upgrade to Premier or Business Account anytime, but cannot revert to Personal Account once upgraded.

Confirm your “Language Preference” then click the “Continue” button.

3. Fill up the Account Sign Up Form. Completely and correctly fill in the sections “PayPal Account Owner Contact Information,” “PayPal Account Login,” “Password Recovery,” and “Security Measures” then click the “Sign Up” button at the bottom.
4. You’re almost there! You are now asked to verify your account by adding a credit or debit card. You may choose to add one at this stage or skip this step and move on to the next by clicking the “Cancel” button. Remember, though, that adding a card and enrolling in the Verification Program are necessary to be eligible to withdraw PayPal funds.
5. Almost done! In order to complete the registration, confirm your email address. Do this by checking your inbox for a PayPal email then click the confirmation link there. You may also choose to confirm your email address later by clicking “Continue” in this page.
6. Hurray! You now have your own PayPal account. The Personal Account Overview page will contain your name, email address, and account status.
Congratulations! You now are a certified PayPal account holder!

How to verify my PayPal account?

Verified PayPal members living outside of the U.S. complete the Expanded Use process by:

Confirming their email address
Adding a credit card
Entering the Expanded Use Number
How to complete the Expanded Use Process?

First, add a credit card to your PayPal account.

Click the My Account tab.
Click the Profile subtab.
Click the Credit Cards link in the Financial Information column.
Click Add.
Fill out the Add Credit Card form.
Click Add Credit Card.
You have successfully added your credit card to your PayPal account.
Second, enroll in the Expanded Use Program.

Upon adding your credit or debit card, complete the Expanded Use enrollment wherein PayPal charges your card a small fee ($1.95).
The fee appears on your bank account statement accompanied by a unique, randomly generated four-digit Expanded Use (EXPUSE) number.
Locate your four-digit Expanded Use number, either on your next paper or online credit card statement. The Expanded Use number is located right before the word PayPal in the description of the Expanded Use fee charged to that credit card.
Log in to your PayPal account and click the Complete Expanded Use Enrollment link on the Account Overview page to complete your enrollment.
It usually takes 2-3 business days for the PayPal Expanded Use Number to appear, depending on the issuing bank. If you do not have online access to your statement, wait until you receive your physical statement to check your four-digit PayPal Expanded Use Number.

Spread the word and invite others to open a PayPal account now!

Answered by Reeta K , an ibibo Master, at 8:12 PM on May 25, 2008

Hi,

To open an account in Paypal, simply visit www.paypal.com. From there you can click on the 'sign up' button and follow the registration process. Paypal has a user friendly system to help new users create their accounts.

Demo for signing up paypal account

Step1 >Click the sign up button at Paypal homepage

Step2 >Sign up

Answered by Ajay Pal , an ibibo Master, at 7:52 AM on May 24, 2008

PayPal and Alertpay (More or less similar services), you can register freely for a normal (personal) account. If you need to upgrade your account to Premier/business account, you must have to add/integrate your credit card/debit card in the account and have to verify it with a small fee. While registering, enter your name and address as they are listed for your debit card, credit card, or bank account for prompt verification. Enter correct e-mail address for account activation. Once your A/C is activated, you can send or receive money through both PayPal/AlertPay. Remember Personal accounts may not receive payments funded by credit card, debit card without upgrading to Premier or Business accounts.

Whereas in e-gold, it costs nothing to open an e-gold account. There is no credit check. There is no minimum balance requirement. There is no concept of a "merchant account" in that all e-gold accounts may Spend e-gold or receive e-gold payments. In short, you are minutes away from opening your first e-gold account.

Answered by Deepak , an ibibo Master, at 9:38 PM on May 23, 2008

To open an account in Paypal, simply visit www.paypal.com. From there you can click on the 'sign up' button and follow the registration process. Paypal has a user friendly system to help new users create their accounts.

Demo for signing up paypal account

Step1 >Click the sign up button at Paypal homepage

Step2 >Sign up

Answered by Shobhit , an ibibo Master, at 7:19 PM on May 23, 2008

To open an account in Paypal, simply visit www.paypal.com. From there you can click on the 'sign up' button and follow the registration process. Paypal has a user friendly system to help new users create their accounts.

Demo for signing up paypal account

Step1 >Click the sign up button at Paypal homepage

Step2 >Sign up





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Answered by laks , an ibibo Master, at 2:46 PM on May 23, 2008

hello prashant Here are the steps to open a PayPal account.

Do note that unverified accounts have a sending limit of $100. To be able to send without limit, the account must be verified and enrolled in the Expanded Use Program.

How to open a PayPal account



1. Sign up for an account by visiting the PayPal website and clicking the “Sign Up” link located at the top-right portion of the page.
2. Choose the PayPal Account Type applicable to you. First, select the Country or Region where you live.


Choosing your country from the drop-down menu opens a page that shows three PayPal account types.



Personal Account is obviously for personal purposes while Premier Account and Business Account are merchant accounts used for online businesses.

Unless you are sure you want and need a Premier or Business Account, I suggest you choose Personal Account first. You can upgrade to Premier or Business Account anytime, but cannot revert to Personal Account once upgraded.

Confirm your “Language Preference” then click the “Continue” button.



3. Fill up the Account Sign Up Form. Completely and correctly fill in the sections “PayPal Account Owner Contact Information,” “PayPal Account Login,” “Password Recovery,” and “Security Measures” then click the “Sign Up” button at the bottom.



4. You’re almost there! You are now asked to verify your account by adding a credit or debit card. You may choose to add one at this stage or skip this step and move on to the next by clicking the “Cancel” button. Remember, though, that adding a card and enrolling in the Verification Program are necessary to be eligible to withdraw PayPal funds.
5. Almost done! In order to complete the registration, confirm your email address. Do this by checking your inbox for a PayPal email then click the confirmation link there. You may also choose to confirm your email address later by clicking “Continue” in this page.


6. Hurray! You now have your own PayPal account. The Personal Account Overview page will contain your name, email address, and account status.
Congratulations! You now are a certified PayPal account holder!

How to verify my PayPal account?

Verified PayPal members living outside of the U.S. complete the Expanded Use process by:

Confirming their email address
Adding a credit card
Entering the Expanded Use Number
How to complete the Expanded Use Process?

First, add a credit card to your PayPal account.

Click the My Account tab.
Click the Profile subtab.
Click the Credit Cards link in the Financial Information column.
Click Add.
Fill out the Add Credit Card form.
Click Add Credit Card.
You have successfully added your credit card to your PayPal account.
Second, enroll in the Expanded Use Program.

Upon adding your credit or debit card, complete the Expanded Use enrollment wherein PayPal charges your card a small fee ($1.95).
The fee appears on your bank account statement accompanied by a unique, randomly generated four-digit Expanded Use (EXPUSE) number.
Locate your four-digit Expanded Use number, either on your next paper or online credit card statement. The Expanded Use number is located right before the word PayPal in the description of the Expanded Use fee charged to that credit card.
Log in to your PayPal account and click the Complete Expanded Use Enrollment link on the Account Overview page to complete your enrollment.
It usually takes 2-3 business days for the PayPal Expanded Use Number to appear, depending on the issuing bank. If you do not have online access to your statement, wait until you receive your physical statement to check your four-digit PayPal Expanded Use Number.

Spread the word and invite others to open a PayPal account now!

for more inf check source http://www.p

Answered by raj u , an ibibo Master, at 12:15 PM on May 23, 2008

In both PayPal and Alertpay (More or less similar services), you can register freely for a normal (personal) account. If you need to upgrade your account to Premier/business account, you must have to add/integrate your credit card/debit card in the account and have to verify it with a small fee. While registering, enter your name and address as they are listed for your debit card, credit card, or bank account for prompt verification. Enter correct e-mail address for account activation. Once your A/C is activated, you can send or receive money through both PayPal/AlertPay. Remember Personal accounts may not receive payments funded by credit card, debit card without upgrading to Premier or Business accounts.

Whereas in e-gold, it costs nothing to open an e-gold account. There is no credit check. There is no minimum balance requirement. There is no concept of a "merchant account" in that all e-gold accounts may Spend e-gold or receive e-gold payments. In short, you are minutes away from opening your first e-gold account.

Answered by A.R.Karthick , an ibibo Master, at 12:09 PM on May 23, 2008