I can personally confirm that Unionbank’s EON Visa Electron can be used to withdraw Paypal funds.
I requested a Paypal withdrawal via credit/debit card last Nov. 8 and the said funds were in my EON account ledger by midnight today Nov. 14.
That’s just three banking days or five full days from the day I made the request from Paypal!
Paypal charged me a whooping $5.00 for the withdrawal through my EON card.To make EON work for Paypal withdrawals, just be sure that:
Also, read Paypal-related information from Unionbank.
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Paypal withdrawals through EON, a success (but quite costly)
I can personally confirm that Unionbank’s EON Visa Electron can be used to withdraw Paypal funds.
I requested a Paypal withdrawal via credit/debit card last Nov. 8 and the said funds were in my EON account ledger by midnight today Nov. 14.
That’s just three banking days or five full days from the day I made the request from Paypal!
Paypal charged me a whooping $5.00 for the withdrawal through my EON card.
To make EON work for Paypal withdrawals, just be sure that:
Also, read Paypal-related information from Unionbank.
This entry was posted on Wednesday, November 14th, 2007 at 1:03 am and is filed under Breaking News, Commentary, Scoops, Tech News. You can follow any comments to this entry through the RSS 2.0 feed. You can leave a comment, or trackback from your own site.