Is there a limit? Looking to save about $500 before I cash out, which will probably take 3-4 months.

I've never seen anything about a limit on cashout amounts .. as for the most so far .. I'll have to check

Laurababs wrote: Is there a limit? Looking to save about $500 before I cash out, which will probably take 3-4 months.

There is not a limit.

There's a $10,000 limit imposed by PayPal. You could probably cause some interesting out of range exceptions if you cashed out at £10,001.

from what my old posts tell me , my biggest cashout so far was $220.00

however , the next one might double that ... and soon

and thanks Bould for the $10,000 challenge / goal , now that's something to shoot for

BouldRake wrote: There's a $10,000 limit imposed by PayPal. You could probably cause some interesting out of range exceptions if you cashed out at £10,001.

It's a very risky move. Paypal can frezze your account.

Paypal won't freeze your account for this, you have no idea what you're talking

BouldRake wrote: There's a $10,000 limit imposed by PayPal. You could probably cause some interesting out of range exceptions if you cashed out at £10,001.

As far as PayPal freezing account, no, not necessarily, it depends though........

I don't think it's a good idea to wait until you have $10,000 to cash out, for an individual account such sudden unusually transaction could trigger a hold to your account until things get investigated. You might be required to provide documentation / fill forms as per FinCEN regulations, at least this is how things work here, if I were to deposit such big amounts in my bank There is NO reason for PayPal to freeze you if you can document the source of this money, and in this case CS is a legit source of income - you may be required to fill forms or be questioned but you won't automatically be blocked, minus a few exceptions

Largest I cashed out in 1 week here was around $117

There is no limit set, though if you have many tiny transactions in your account and suddenly you get
the big $10,000, that raises flags

It'll be fun, because Clixsense isn't going to handle the exception. When it rolls over, the script is going to be confused. It's either going to think it's paid someone, or try to pay someone else, or pay everyone twice, or break in some other spectacular way (or, in fairness, it might just die).

But what are humans if not explorers? We must journey there and discover!

BouldRake wrote: There's a $10,000 limit imposed by PayPal. You could probably cause some interesting out of range exceptions if you cashed out at £10,001.

Oh now that would be nice but would take about 10 years!