When trying to link paypal I am getting the following: 'This recipient requires that you have a valid funding source from United States in order to complete this transaction'...thoughts?

I live in the United States and my PayPal account is in the United States. I had them linked previously but unlinked for a bit and now i'm getting this error which is really strange.
Thanks!

And what if i have money on my paypal account, like $100, and i want to buy a .99 app?
The paypal acc dont have linked any bank account or debit/credit card.
Is that a valid source?
I dont live in the US, of course.

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