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"You must not send money as a personal transaction (often referred to as using the "Send Money to a Friend or Family Member" feature in your PayPal account) when you are paying for goods or services.Excerpt from PayPal's User Agreement
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The clause states: “You must not send money as a personal transaction (often referred to as using the "Send Money to a Friend or Family Member" feature in your PayPal account) when you are paying for goods or services.”
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