How Do I Create a list of Customer's Email Addresses

[ACA_Convention]

We would like to extract our customers' (convention attendees) email addresses into a simple list but cannot find a way to do it in PayPal. We can go to Invoice Settings and in our Address Book can see some of the customers but there is no way to "page down" or scroll in the listing. So we can't even manually extract them one by one. This is very frustrating. We can't imagine why there isn't an "export email addresses" button somewhere.

Any help is greatly appreciated. And no, we don't want to "spam" the entire list with unwanted solicitations. We are a non-profit self-help group and need to communicate with our Fellowship Members about upcoming events like our next convention.

Thanks,

ACA International Convention Planning Committee

(Adult Children of Alcoholics & Dysfunctional Families)

[ACA_Convention]

Is there no one with a solution to this seemingly simple problem? I can't believe that PayPal doesn't have a easy to use utility to LIST YOUR PAYPAL CUSTOMERS.

Good grief. Maybe it's time to rethink using PayPal.

[PayPal_Kristen]

Hi - 

On the invoice management page you can download all your invoices. Look for the CSV link on the left side right above the table of invoices. This will include the email address of your customers.

Hopefully this is what you are looking for.

Cheers,

Kristen

[A-FibCoach]

Thanks!

[WalnutHOA]

4.13.2016 Still can not find the answer to this question. New account really need to make a client list for invoicing.

[mattifycosmetic]

I know it's a fairly old post, but figured I would add an answer, as I just discovered how to do this. Now that Paypal has a new format, it took me half an hour of searching to figure out how to download a CSV Comma Delimited file of my customer's email addresses.

• After logging into Paypal, the top bar should list an option called "Activity" (it's right next to the "summary" tab).
• Click on Activity.
• Next, click the little arrow next to "Statements" (over on the right-hand side of hte page).
• Select "Activity Export"

It will now allow you to enter your custom date range and file type.

I usually select "comma delimited - all activity" - as this imports every single email and physical address into an excel spreadsheet. Then, once the spreadsheet arrives in my email (after about 12 hours), I sort it according to my needs.

Hope this post helps save time for somebody!!

[cvigear]

Thank you, but I do not see that option any more.

Steve

[dmcadefender]

Hi, I was able to find the list at https://www.paypal.com/businessexp/customers while logged in of course.

You would mouse over "More" in the top menu then in the drop-down choose Customers.

[deka0]

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@dmcadefender wrote:

Hi, I was able to find the list at https://www.paypal.com/businessexp/customers while logged in of course.

You would mouse over "More" in the top menu then in the drop-down choose Customers.

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You don’t have to be a business user.

It only shows 20 at a time  then click  “Show more customers” & repeat

There is no way to select dates or sorting or export

To download copy all, and enter into a spreadsheet for sorting.

Customer name     Shipping address     Email address     Last transaction

[Fhain]

1. Log into your PayPal-Account

2. Copy "https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=%5fhistory%2ddownload" into your browser

3. Voila

Regards

Alternatively:

1. Log into your PayPal-Account

2. Click on "Activity"

3. Right Top, click on "Transaction list"

4. Choose "Activity Report"