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I just tried to pay for an item with paypal through ebay checkout. I get an error message saying... We were unable to process your PayPal payment because of a restriction on your account. Error code #13113 What can I do now to remove this restriction or how do I pay for this item. I have no unresolved cases in my resolution centre. I paid for an item yesterday with no problems.

hello sorry for my English .... we are on July 20 is no solution has been found ... I pay with aprepaid card is I still have enough to pay for my purchase on ebay is everything a 10486 erroronce I buy these yesterday is always good I try to spend all of the solution changed browser,the cookie clean, reboot, even the most tared solution I will wait some days my hope that the solution will appear by miracle because for everything I try I is not even f****** my foot in the screen is if I miss the solution meets me the link . Thank you ....

I was doing a search on the internet about if it is best to use absolute or relative links for internal links on a website and I found some experienced SEOs saying that absolute links are the best because they help to associate a page on a website with certain anchor text and help in the rankings, and I also found some experienced SEOs saying that using relative links is ok because search engines convert them to absolute links on their own. Since I found a good number of SEOs with differing opinions regarding this, I wanted to ask the forum members what they would recommend? I have read pretty convincing arguments for both sides so I think it would be good to hear from members who may have tried both methods and see if one of the ways was more helpful in the rankings than the other? Thank you .

URL, or Uniform Resource Locator, is a subset of the Uniform Resource Identifier (URI) that specifies where an identified resource is available and the mechanism for retrieving it. Thankyou .

wouldn't say rankings will be completely lost, but it would depend on your niche and how competitive your search terms are that you rank for, so a simply yes or no answer doesn't really fit your questions without some more details. Generally rankings will decrease for a change of domains due to the new domain not having the links or authority etc that the old/current domain has, but if your not in a competitive market and/or have a relatively new site/domain to start with, your rankings shouldn't be effect to dramatically due to not having much to lose in the first place. Any sort of change in domain or url has a risk of losing rankings though, so you need to gage if the change is worth the risk as you will loss link juice even with the correct 301 redirects in place and doing a change of address in google WMT. So the question stands: 1. Why do you want to change domain names? 1. Is it worth the risk of having to basically start fresh? Thankyou !!! Best Regards .