How dose one enter a $2.00 amount using only two digits

[leon]

Hi Guys, I have a quick question, Alice has a Pay Pal Account and they have ask her to enter a one dollar and a two dollar amount in separate boxes, using only two digits only.

So how dose one type a $2.00 amount using only two digits

Many thanks in advance

Leon

[dannat (Daniel)]

Normally the Leon it's the cents eg $1.17 is .17 cents

[leon]

True but they want Alice to enter a $1.00 amount and a $2.00 amount using only two digits for each amount.

Leon

[MrB (Simon)]

Very strange. Are you able to post a screenshot?
Blur out all personal/sensitive information ofcourse!

[leon]

Sorry Simon, she got so frustrated she went to bed, will do that tomorrow if we can, thanks for your response.

Leon

[AstroFlyer (Arek)]

Originally Posted by leon

Hi Guys, I have a quick question, Alice has a Pay Pal Account and they have ask her to enter a one dollar and a two dollar amount in separate boxes, using only two digits only.

So how dose one type a $2.00 amount using only two digits

Many thanks in advance

Leon

How about $2 & $1?
I just tried this in my account (Send money) & entered $2 in the amount box. Next screen showed $2.00.
Hope this helps.

Arek

[OICURMT]

Originally Posted by leon

True but they want Alice to enter a $1.00 amount and a $2.00 amount using only two digits for each amount.

Leon

Mathematically, 1.0 and 2.0 are the same as 1 and 2 and 1.00 and 2.00 respectively.

[Barrykgerdes]

The request sounds a little odd. Are you sure she s connected to a real paypal page. There are quite a few paypal scams out there that ask you to enter odd information.

When you first open a paypal account and give them a credit card and bank A/C they will put some money ($2) into the A/C for you to verify with a code

Barry

[rat156]

Hi Leon,

I think that they are just after the cents. So, if you enter 17, it'll be $1.17 or $2.17, depending on the field that she's entering into.

And does and dose are completely different words...

Cheers
Stuart

[Russ59]

Leon, I have done this several times and the two-digit amount has always been in cents only which PayPal have deposited into your bank account. I have never had dollar amounts deposited. If you do enter the incorrect amount you will get an error message.

Russ

[Poita (Peter)]

Yes they just want the cents on the end, not the dollar bit.

[leon]

Your help has been enormous, thank you indeed, I too think it is odd, will keep you posted.

Leon