"With" or "From" preposition confusion here.

**Joe333** · 10-Apr-2011, 15:11

Sentence: Do the rules of my country permit international payment with/from PayPal account?

My question: Which preposition would be grammatically correct to use in the sentence? With or from?

*I'm pretty confused. First I intuitively selected "from". But on proofread I feel it could be "with" also. On further researching the use and meaning of both these prepositions, my inclination for "with" has increased. However, I'm still not 100 % sure. Can any teacher tell me what preposition should come there?

Thanks and regards.

**Rover_KE** · 10-Apr-2011, 16:10

I'd say 'Do the rules of my country permit international payment by PayPal?

Rover

**freezeframe** · 10-Apr-2011, 19:51

Originally Posted by razer

Sentence: Do the rules of my country permit international payment with/from PayPal account?

My question: Which preposition would be grammatically correct to use in the sentence? With or from?

*I'm pretty confused. First I intuitively selected "from". But on proofread I feel it could be "with" also. On further researching the use and meaning of both these prepositions, my inclination for "with" has increased. However, I'm still not 100 % sure. Can any teacher tell me what preposition should come there?

Thanks and regards.

Small but important comment: "payment from a PayPal account"

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