Here are some good masspay file generators for paypal. If you don’t already know, when you masspay your payments to your users they do not get charged any fees, instead you get charged a fee maximum of $1.00.

For multiple recipients use: http://www.masspayfile.com/

For one person (courtesy of FIPG) use: http://forum.freeipodguide.com/masspay.php

Ok going to make this short and quick since my team is playing and I am a die hard fan. Thanks to Bash and YoungMoney06 for pointing this out with my other PayPal tip, I’m not sure how I forgot to include it.

Do not pay any users via paypal if they are NOT verified.

Verified means that these users have confirmed their bank account and have added a credit card as a source for identification.  If they want PayPal, make sure they are verified. I believe FSRevolution has a way to check this so those of you who are not using FSRevolution, here is the direct link:

https://www.paypal.com/us/verified/pal=(email here)

https://www.paypal.com/us/verified/pal=asdf@ghjk.com

It also looks better to PayPal if you are only sending to verified users so they do not hold your account for too much money going in and out. I have yet to have my account held, though I know many who have. I have a business account with all my information verified.

Hope this helps!

This is a quick fraud tip that I would like you guys to be aware of. If you have a paypal account you have the ability to add an extra email account(s) to the primary account. So I can have Shaz@yada.com as my primary account/email and attach AndrewChung@yahoo.com to the same account.

When I was starting out in this industry I would send payments to many people and not keep track of my paypal transactions. One day I decided to take a look just to make sure there was nothing wrong going on and I saw something weird. I saw multiple transactions to a user’s name in one day. I was pretty confused because I know I didn’t send any user multiple payments on the same day.

I checked the details of the transactions and saw that the user’s emails were different, but they were linked under the same name, which means they were linked under the same account. So being the great detective I am (better than Sherlock), I said “Ah Ha!,” and then I went and banned these user’s permanently.

Basically, most scammers from Vietnam, China, or anywhere will have one primary bank account/email in paypal and have other emails attached to that same account. The other emails are able to receive paypal payments from anywhere also so it looks like you are actually sending the payments to different users. The way to catch that is to look at your transactions and make sure that the same name is not appearing twice in one day if you have not sent multiple payments to the same person.

I hope that makes sense, if anyone needs help clearing this up don’t be shy to comment below! We have many great readers who are willing to help, and of course I am willing to help also.