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Even if your PayPal is empty, PayPal can draw from your bank to make payments. However, some people prefer to have money in their PayPal account itself. To put money in your PayPal account, log onto your account and then click "Transfer Money." You can then transfer money to your PayPal account through the bank account linked to your account. If you owe someone money, it's easy to send it via PayPal. Simply click the "Transfer Money" option. Enter the amount and the e-mail address of the person who's receiving the money. Then, hit "Send." Make sure you use the correct e-mail address. The e-mail address you use should be the e-mail the other person uses for PayPal. Many sites have a "Pay with PayPal" button at check out. If you choose this button, you usually just have to enter the e-mail address associated with your account to pay. This can be a lot quicker than entering credit card information. Once money is in your PayPal account, you can withdraw it at any time. Hit the "Transfer" button and then transfer your money directly into the bank account linked with your PayPal. This takes about one business day. You can also choose to transfer your money using a linked debit card for a $0.25 fee. This form of transfer is typically completed within 30 minutes. A PayPal debit card works like a regular debit cards, but it takes money directly from your PayPal account. It's best if you need immediate access to your PayPal money. It's accepted anywhere that takes cards, as well as most ATMs. You can withdraw up to $400 a day if you use a PayPal debit card. If you made a mistake on your payment to another user, go to your PayPal account and click on the Summary page. Find the pending payment, which should show a status of "Unclaimed." Under the payment, click "Cancel," then "Cancel Payment." If the payment has already been accepted, contact the recipient to request a refund.

summary: Deposit money. Send money to others via PayPal. Make online purchases using PayPal. Transfer money into your bank account. Get a PayPal debit card if you use PayPal frequently. Cancel a PayPal payment if it's still pending.

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Unless directed by your pediatrician, Gaviscon should only be used for children over a year old. Your doctor can advise you if your baby is younger than a year and in need of heartburn relief. While Gaviscon may help with reflux, it can also make fussy eaters fussier. Typically, a doctor only recommends this product if your baby is having pain or distress from reflux. Some studies even question how helpful Gaviscon is for babies. It may provide some relief, but some studies show it is only marginally better than a placebo. Your doctor can help you determine whether your baby's heartburn is bad enough to consider using Gaviscon. Also, they can help you decide on an appropriate dose for your baby. Discuss the symptoms you've been noticing in your baby with your doctor. For instance, tell the doctor if your baby appears to be in distress after eating or is having trouble eating. Because Gaviscon Infant acts as a thickener, you shouldn't combine it with formulas that are already designed to be thick. You should mix these formulas as directed on the bottle. If you want to use Gaviscon in place of a thick formula, try adding Gaviscon to a formula of normal thickness.

summary: Wait until your baby is 1 year old to use Gaviscon Infant. Try other methods of soothing reflux first. Talk to your doctor before using Gaviscon. Do not add Gaviscon to a formula with a thickener.

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Either fold the right side of the paper to the left, or the left side of the paper to the right. Make sure the edges of the paper match up so that you create a neat vertical crease down its center. Unfold the paper once you've made a defined crease. Pinch the crease with your thumb and index fingers and run them along it to make it more firm. To make the crease even firmer, you can unfold the 2 halves, turn the paper over, and fold them again. This will create a defined crease along both sides of the paper.
summary: Fold an 8.5 by 11 inch (22 by 28cm) piece paper in half lengthwise and then unfold it.