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I was never an expert at internet-based money transfers/
transactions but I know with PayPal I can safely transact online pretty easily.
But until today, I didn’t know I could actually withdraw my PayPal fund to my
bank… Thanks to PayPal’s (rather heart-pounding) automated mails, I was
compelled to peruse over their message until I found myself on the page where a
few sentences highlighted in yellow told me I need to add my bank account in
order to withdraw funds. OK. So I can do it. Wow. I thought.
So, if you are planning to open a savings account I would
suggest have one that is able to link with Paypal, that is to say not BPI or Banco De Oro debit Mastercards. Metrobank is good as well as UNION BANK especially for those who don’t own any credit cards. I was made to believe PSBank
can actually be used for PAYPAL but no, it couldn’t be.
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| Photo Credit to UNION BANK |
Before I give the list of bank codes (of PayPal
accredited banks) that I got from Business
Diary-PH, I want to share how to withdraw PayPal funds to your local bank.
It is easy.
STEP 1: You have log in to PayPal, click the tabs My
Account > Profile > Add/Edit Bank Account then input your bank
information. NOTE: Make sure you input correct information. There is a PHP250
fee if you mismatch your name or any info with your bank account. As for the
bank codes, you may find them below.
If it is your first time to withdraw, you need to verify
your bank info, just like how you verified your PayPal account when you signed
up—(1) Check from your bank statement how much Paypal has deposited (2) Input
the details to the verification box.
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| How to Withdraw funds into your local bank |
STEP 2: Click My Account > Withdraw > Withdraw
funds to your bank account option. Input the amount you wish to withdraw,
choose your local bank and dispense your money from an ATM!
Here is the complete list of BANK CODES of PayPal Accredited Banks in the Philippines
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Bank Name |
Bank Code |
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ALLIED BANKING CORP |
010320013 |
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ASIA UNITED BANK |
011020011 |
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BANGKO SENTRAL NG PILIPINAS |
010030015 |
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BANCO DE ORO (& EPCIB) |
010530667 |
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BANK OF COMMERCE |
010440016 |
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BANK OF THE PHIL ISLANDS (BPI) |
010040018 |
|
CHINA BANKING CORP |
010100013 |
|
CHINA TRUST COMML BANK |
010690015 |
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CITIBANK N.A. |
010070017 |
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DEVT BANK OF THE PHILS |
010590018 |
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EAST WEST BANK |
010620014 |
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EXPORT & INDUSTRY BANK |
010860010 |
|
LANDBANK OF THE PHILS |
010350025 |
|
MAYBANK OF THE PHILS |
010220016 |
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METROBANK |
010269996 |
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PHIL BANK OF COMMUNICATION |
010110016 |
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PHIL TRUST COMPANY |
010090039 |
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PHIL NATIONAL BANK (PNB) |
010080010 |
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PRUDENTIAL BANK |
010150018 |
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PHIL VETERANS BANK |
010330016 |
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SECURITY BANK & TRUST CO |
010140015 |
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STANDARD CHARTERED BANK |
010050011 |
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UNITED COCONUT PLANTERS BANK |
010299995 |
|
UNION BANK OF THE PHILS |
010419995 |
|
UNITED OVERSEAS BANK |
010270189 |
Hope this post helps! Thank you for reading!
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What to do in Boracay: Island-hopping
Another great activity to do in Boracay is island-hopping. The sail usually lasts for 3-5 hours depending on your rented crew and THE weather.
In my recent post, I recommended contracting Kuya Rey for most Boracay outdoor activities like Parasailing, Zorb, Helmet diving, Fish, Horseback-riding, Cliff diving, Go Kart, Kayaking, etc (Click here for the PRICE and relevant details); he and his crew offer safe enjoyment at cheaper price.
On our third day in Boracay, we tried to island-hop.
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| an island to discover |
The whole activity took 4 hours:
1) 1 hour snorkeling at two different sites:
(a) Crocodile Island
(b) Bulabog beach area
2) 1 hour lunch at another island
3) around 1 hour boat ride from one island to another
4) 1 hour travel to and from the pick-up station (that is the Bulabog Watersports Beach located at the back of the White Beach).
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| hello to some tourists who’d just finished their dive |
Again, our tricycle fare from LA CARMELA DE BORACAY to the pick-up station was P75.00 for 7 people. Arriving there, we needed to register our names first and render the payment:
Island-hopping – Php 1200 for the whole group
Snorkeling – Php 100 per head
Helmet Diving – Php 300 per head
Fish feeds (6 packs of bread) – Php 60
Environmental fee – Php 100 for the whole group
*the bread is important so fish would be attracted into your snorkeling spots
Island Hopping Tips
1. Bring towels or anything to keep you warm… sailing after you snorkel could leave you vulnerable to cold.
2. Bring plastic bags where you can put your belongings… the boat floor is mostly wet. Unless your bags are waterproof, you might want to bring extra plastic bags.
3. Buy water and snacks before you hop in. You might be hungry. Although some vendors on boat also sell along the way (i.e. Buko juice and Ice ream), it’s safe to at least bring a bottle of drinking water.
4. Bring water-proof cameras! You don’t wanna miss the extraordinary beauty offered by abundant fish and corals down there….
5. Always hold on the rope. Even if you can swim, sometimes the current would go terribly wrong so to avoid any accidents, don’t let go of the rope.
6. Follow what your guide tells you. They know the sea better.
7. Be friendly to them and try to treat them lunch as well or at least buy them something to drink.
8. Always smile and be grateful.
9. Above all else, pray. In anything you do, acknowledge God’s power, give thanks and ask for guidance.
Hope this post helps!
And if you have other tips feel free to share down the comment section!
Photos here were taken mostly by Darleng, me and my friends using Darleng’s camera
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