Common use of Remittance Transfer Errors Clause in Contracts

Remittance Transfer Errors. What is a Remittance Transfer You may be protected for certain errors when you send money with a PayPal account outside of Canada. A “Remittance Transfer” is a transaction that meets the following criteria: • the payment is sent from a PayPal account in Canada • the payment is made for personal, family or household purposes • the payment amount equals or exceeds $15 CAN (excluding fees charged to you) or the foreign currency equivalent. • the payment is made by an entity that has not accepted the commercial entity agreement • the recipient of the payment has a PayPal account in a country outside Canada. What qualifies as a Remittance Transfer Error If the requirements above are satisfied, you may be protected from the types of errors (each referred to as a “Remittance Transfer Error”) described in the table below. You may be protected from following types of errors, subject to certain qualifications: Type of Remittance Transfer Error Examples and qualifications The amount you paid to send the payment was wrong. For example, you were charged more than the total shown on the payment receipt. We made a computational or bookkeeping error related to the payment. For example, we miscalculated the amount your friend or family member should have received. The full amount shown on the payment receipt wasn’t made available to your friend or family member. This situation won’t qualify as a Remittance Transfer Error if it resulted from either: • Our use of estimates to calculate the payment amount, as disclosed on your payment receipt or • extraordinary circumstances outside our control. The funds you sent were made available later than the date of availability shown to you on the payment receipt. This situation won’t qualify as a Remittance Transfer Error if it resulted from either: • fraud screenings or sanctions or controls or similar requirements, • you (or someone assisting you) having made the transfer with fraudulent intent or • extraordinary circumstances outside our control.

Remittance Transfer Errors. What is a Remittance Transfer You may be protected for certain errors when you send money with a PayPal account outside of Canada. A “Remittance Transfer” is a transaction that meets the following criteria: • the payment is sent from a PayPal account in Canada • the payment is made for personal, family or household purposes • the payment amount equals or exceeds $15 CAN (excluding fees charged to you) or the foreign currency equivalent. • the payment is made by an entity that has not accepted the commercial entity agreement • the recipient of the payment has a PayPal account in a country outside Canada. What qualifies as a Remittance Transfer Error If the requirements above are satisfied, you may be protected from the types of errors (each referred to as a “Remittance Transfer Error”) described in the table below. You may be protected from following types of errors, subject to certain qualifications: Type of Remittance Transfer Error Examples and qualifications The amount you paid to send the payment was wrong. For example, you were charged more than the total shown on the payment receipt. We made a computational or bookkeeping error related to the payment. For example, we miscalculated the amount your friend or family member should have received. The full amount shown on the payment receipt wasn’t made available to your friend or family member. This situation won’t qualify as a Remittance Transfer Error if it resulted from either: • Our use of estimates to calculate the payment amount, as disclosed on your payment receipt or • extraordinary circumstances outside our control. The funds you sent were made available later than the date of availability shown to you on the payment receipt. This situation won’t qualify as a Remittance Transfer Error if it resulted from either: • fraud screenings or sanctions or controls or similar requirements, • you (or someone assisting you) having made the transfer with fraudulent intent or • extraordinary circumstances outside our control.. Reporting a Remittance Transfer Error or requesting additional information To report a Remittance Transfer Error or request additional information about a potential error, you must contact PayPal by: • Disputing the transaction in our online Resolution Centre. • Writing to us at PayPal Canada Co., Attn: Error Resolution Department, X.X. Xxx 00000, Xxxxx, XX 00000-0000; or

Remittance Transfer Errors. What is a Remittance Transfer You may be protected for certain errors when you send money with a PayPal account outside of Canada. A “Remittance Transfer” is a transaction that meets the following criteria: • the payment is sent from a PayPal account in Canada • the payment is made for personal, family or household purposes • the payment amount equals or exceeds $15 CAN (excluding fees charged to you) or the foreign currency equivalent. • the payment is made by an entity that has not accepted the commercial entity agreement • the recipient of the payment has a PayPal account in a country outside Canada. What qualifies as a Remittance Transfer Error If the requirements above are satisfied, you may be protected from the types of errors (each referred to as a “Remittance Transfer Error”) described in the table below. You may be protected from following types of errors, subject to certain qualifications: Type of Remittance Transfer Error Examples and qualifications The amount you paid to send the payment was wrong. For example, you were charged more than the total shown on the payment receipt. We made a computational or bookkeeping error related to the payment. For example, we miscalculated the amount your friend or family member should have received. The full amount shown on the payment receipt wasn’t made available to your friend or family member. This situation won’t qualify as a Remittance Transfer Error if it resulted from either: • Our use of estimates to calculate the payment amount, as disclosed on your payment receipt or • extraordinary circumstances outside our control. The funds you sent were made available later than the date of availability shown to you on the payment receipt. This situation won’t qualify as a Remittance Transfer Error if it resulted from either: • fraud screenings or sanctions or controls or similar requirements, • you (or someone assisting you) having made the transfer with fraudulent intent or • extraordinary circumstances outside our control.. Reporting a Remittance Transfer Error or requesting additional information To report a Remittance Transfer Error or request additional information about a potential error, you must contact PayPal by: • Disputing the transaction in our online Resolution Centre. • Writing to us at PayPal Canada Co., Attn: Error Resolution Department, P.O. Box 45950, Omaha, NE 68145-0950; or