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Question by m k khan: How do I make "Paypal Account" if my "country" kuwait is not listed in Paypal? I am a resident in kuwait. I have my salary account in "kuwait finance house bank". I dont have international credit card. How do I make paypal account? Kuwait is not listed in paypal country list.. Please help. I have mailed "customer care" of paypal.. no answer yet!! Thanx guys for all ""fruitful" answers &:-( caould not find any "best answer" all you had tough competition.. lol Best answer for How do I make "Paypal Account" if my "country" kuwait is not listed in Paypal?:
Answer by texas0413
Move to a country that Paypal supports, I love paypal.
Answer by J P
You don't.
Answer by JIMMY B
go ask paypal,, maybe you can just list the nearest country to you that paypal list.. or maybe they have some other answer..
Answer by freedomnow1950
Fortunately, you can't. Paypal is capricious, crooked, freezes accounts for up to 180 days, and makes sometimes unreasonable ID requests. They have been sued dozens of times in the states. Check out www.nopaypal.com for more info.
Answer by Kuwaiti Dude
Simply, choose another country that is supported by the service.
Answer by asa2020
Let paypal sleep, till google eat the customers. I heard about gpay or something like this.
How country is Darius Rucker? "Hootie's more country than some of those country bands." That's what Rucker's wife Beth told a country radio station in Charleston, S.C. She was talking about how Rucker has always leaned a little more country, even when ... OFFSTAGE: Darius Rucker's Wife Reveals How Country He Is
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Christy Ivie, center, wife of Nicholas Ivie, holds back tears as she is surrounded by her father, Tracy Morris, and mother, DeAnn Morris, left, and her sister, Jan Cloward, and brother, Travis Morris, right, during a news conference on Tuesday.
By Pete Williams, NBC News
Investigators are preparing to announce that the death of Border Patrol Agent Nicholas Ivie in Arizona earlier this week was the result of friendly fire -- accidental gunfire from another agent who responded to the same scene, state and federal officials told NBC News on Friday.
The conclusion is based on an analysis of the ballistics, the lack of evidence of other criminals in the area at the time, and other factors, the sources said.
A formal statement about the findings could come later Friday.
The incident involving Ivie and two other agents occurred Tuesday in a rugged area about five miles north of the US-Mexico border near Bisbee, Ariz. The agents had responded to an alarm from a sensor that tracks illegal movement along the border.
Ivie was killed. A second agent was wounded and was released from the hospital after undergoing surgery. The third agent was unharmed.
State and federal officials said immediately after the incident that the shootings were committed by armed criminals.  And since then, Mexican authorities have said they arrested two men in Agua Prieta, northern Sonora state, a few miles from where the shooting occurred.
Pete Williams is NBC News' chief justice correspondent.
Investigators have told NBC News that they cannot rule out the possibility that border agent Nicolas Ivie, who was shot and killed Tuesday morning, may have been a casualty of "friendly fire." NBC's Mark Potter reports.
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