http://menwithpens.ca/monetizing-a-blog-tip-jars-and-paypal-donations/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 18:13:05 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://menwithpens.ca/monetizing-a-blog-tip-jars-and-paypal-donations/#comment-36350 ritikaa Fri, 24 Sep 2010 10:13:38 +0000 http://menwithpens.ca/monetizing-a-blog-tip-jars-and-paypal-donations#comment-36350 Yes, you are very much right, you cannot open a PayPal account for Charity, if your charity is registered in India, same thing happened with me also, I applied a Charity account for my client and after completing all the formalities they just denied for the account. I have a suggestion for you, apply for a normal account with some other website and then use it for your Charity website, I have list of websites who are doing the same thing. You can also try some other Payment Gateways like CCavenue, but in case you are using Vbulletin script, I don’t think so that it may help you. The first suggestion may work for you. Yes, you are very much right, you cannot open a PayPal account for Charity, if your charity is registered in India, same thing happened with me also, I applied a Charity account for my client and after completing all the formalities they just denied for the account.
I have a suggestion for you, apply for a normal account with some other website and then use it for your Charity website, I have list of websites who are doing the same thing.
You can also try some other Payment Gateways like CCavenue, but in case you are using Vbulletin script, I don’t think so that it may help you. The first suggestion may work for you.

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