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Setting up a PayPal subscription requires | Setting up a PayPal subscription requires an unpaid invoice to be present within your Client Area before hand. If you do not see an unpaid invoice present within your Client Area, please request that we generate your service's invoice so you may setup a PayPal subscription via the Acenet Help Desk: | ||
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Once there is an unpaid invoice present within your Client Area, please proceed with the following instructions to set up a PayPal Automatic Subscription. | |||
1. Log in to your Client Area: | 1. Log in to your Client Area: | ||
Revision as of 15:12, 17 January 2013
Setting up a PayPal subscription requires an unpaid invoice to be present within your Client Area before hand. If you do not see an unpaid invoice present within your Client Area, please request that we generate your service's invoice so you may setup a PayPal subscription via the Acenet Help Desk:
Once there is an unpaid invoice present within your Client Area, please proceed with the following instructions to set up a PayPal Automatic Subscription.
1. Log in to your Client Area:
If needed, you can request a password reset below:
2. Click the "My Invoices" tab.
3. Click "View Invoice" for any unpaid invoice
4. Select "PayPal" from the drop down menu
5. Click the 
button