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Amazon Flexes Payments Service Beta Syndicate content

This latest addition to an infrastructure lineup of S3 and EC2 (data storage/transfer and distributed computing, respectively) enhances Amazon's strength as a powerful destination for developers.

A Resolution Regarding Google's Bounced Check Syndicate content

It took a long time for Debi Jones to receive her payment from Google AdSense, and when the check finally arrived, it bounced (according to a bank teller to whom Jones spoke).  This created a bit of a circus; Matt Cutts himself got involved.  And now the whole situation’s been resolved.
News Tags: Google, Payments, AdSense

Google AdSense Writes Dishonored Check? Syndicate content

From time to time, I like to mention Google’s market cap (currently at $173 billion), but it’s especially relevant to this story.  After all, if even little old me has never bounced a check, how did search giant Google manage to do so?
News Tags: Google, AdSense, blog, Payments

Yahoo Checks Out PayPal For Payments Syndicate content

Yahoo and eBay announced the Yahoo PayPal Checkout Program, which users of Yahoo Search will encounter as little blue shopping cart icons in the search results.

Tips on Accepting Website Payments Syndicate content

Accepting electronic payments is essential to an ebusiness. The UK is Europe's largest ecommerce economy with 27.7 million UK having shopped online- and it is growing fast.

Accepting Payments Online Without a Merchant Account Syndicate content

Do you really need a merchant account?

Yahoo: Banking Today, Payments Tomorrow? Syndicate content

If Yahoo Japan's most recent attempt at starting a joint venture and taking a position in an online bank succeeds, it could be a testing ground for establishing an online payment service.

eBay May Not Accept Google Purchase Syndicate content

A sudden change in eBay's payment policy has many wondering if this is a preemptive move in preparation of the rumored Google Purchase, which could offer some serious competition to PayPal. Conspiracy theories and lots of between the line eyeballing are rampant, even if eBay insists the changes are to enhance protection for buyers.

How to Receive Payments for Your Online Sales Syndicate content

Once you decide which products you are planning to sell on the Internet, and what type of web store you are going to use in order to display your products, next vital decision that you have to take is to figure out how your customers are going to pay you. Whatever you plan to sell online, accepting credit card transaction is a must! A full 90 percent of all online sales occur through credit card payments.
News Tags: Payments, HTTP, paypal, sales, Online

Should Google Payments Work With The Porn Industry? Syndicate content

Sam Sugar asks Google to allow the adult entertainment industry to use its upcoming transaction service, which he argues would bring stability and safety to the online porn industry, and give Google a huge edge over PayPal.