Can You Deposit Cash in Paypal
著者: 鈴木 陽菜
You can’t just wave cash at your phone. You need to find a participating retail store that has a deal with PayPal. Think CVS, Walgreens, 7-Eleven, or Rite Aid—places that also sell lottery tickets and expired sandwiches.
Walk in, hand over your cash, and say the magic words: “I’d like to add money to my PayPal, please.” The cashier will stare at you like you asked to pay for a hot dog with a haiku. They’ll swipe your phone’s barcode or enter a code, and boom—your cash becomes digital dust.
There’s a catch, because of course there is. You can only add between $20 and $500 per transaction. Need to deposit $600 for a last-minute llama costume? Sorry, that’s two separate trips. And a llama costume budget crisis.
The Inconvenience Fee That Stings
Every time you do this, PayPal charges a fee of up to $4.95 per transaction. I know, I know—that feels like paying cover charge to enter your own bank account. If you’re adding $20, that’s a 25% surcharge. That’s like buying a pizza and paying extra for the privilege of eating it.
Why does this fee exist? Because PayPal is a digital raccoon—it loves shiny electronic money, but actual paper cash makes it hiss. The fee is basically PayPal saying, “Fine, here’s your dirty dollar, but I’m keeping a quarter for the therapy I’ll need.”
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