PayPal Withdrawal Fund Status Changes From Pending To Completed!

Thank God that my PayPal withdrawal fund status is showing ‘Complete’ now! Woo Hoo! I am going to see the fund in my debit card account next week.

I did the fund withdrawal on November 17 and when I saw that the money was still not in my debit card account on the 21st, I felt that something’s wrong.

I logged into my PayPal account and was surprised that the status of the withdrawal was still showing ‘Pending’. You know, it normally takes a day only for the status to change from ‘Pending’ to ‘Complete’.

Instead of waiting for a few more days, I decided to send an email to PayPal. In a few hours, I received a reply from the PayPal’s customer support department.

It seemed that I was not the only one whose fund was still in ‘Pending’ status. I was asked to wait for a few days. If the money was still pending after 7 days from the initial transaction, I had to contact them again and they would help me deal with it.

You know, if this had happened before I enrolled in AKPK debt management programme, I would have worried to death! Why? I was so in need of the money to pay my credit card payments then.

I still remember the PayPal glitch that happened last September. I was still waiting for the approval of my AKPK application when my PayPal fund arrived late in my Tune Money Visa debit card. It took 38 days!

You won’t understand how worried I was during those weeks waiting for the money to pay the overdue credit card payments, utility bills, and car and home loan instalments.

And on top of that, I had to face with the possibility that my AKPK DMP would not be approved due to my online income statements.

September 2008 was a very stressful month for me!

This time I am not as worried and stressful. I have some savings in my personal saving account that I can use should there be any unexpected expenses. Touch wood! Who wants unexpected expenses?

I am grateful that the status of my PayPal fund is showing ‘Complete’ now. I am also relieved that PayPal glitch only happens once in a year.

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