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New Payment Processing Methods

Posted on April 8, 2008 by Adie eCommerce 4 Comments

Take a closer look at the payment options of some of your favorite retailers and you will discover that they are using other payment options beyond Google Checkout and PayPal. Alternative payment options entice buyers who don’t have credit cards or who are wary about sharing their personal information online.

Bill Me Later

Consumers who want to extend their payment over a certain period of time, Bill Me Later ma be a good option because it allows consumer to pay on an installment basis. There are currently around 3 million consumers who are using this system and it is becoming increasingly popular today. Although only large retailers are using this system right now, this will soon change as more businessmen realize the potential of giving the consumer a “way to pay”.

Revolution Card

Revolution Card gives merchants a chance to give back to their customers because of its incredibly low processing fee. The 0.5% processing fee is certainly a far cry from the usual 2%-4% processing fee that consumers have to pay in the past; this in itself, is already an attractive enough benefit. And when you consider the fact that they also offer privacy protection by asking consumers for their PIN for every transaction, anyone will inevitably conclude that Revolution Card is definitely about to revolutionize how consumers pay for goods and services over the internet.

eBillme

For consumers who prefer to use their debit cards instead of their credit cards, eBillMe is the way to go. Debit is an incredibly strong trend both in traditional businesses and over e-commerce businesses. Currently, this service is still not available for small retailers but the company is developing a small business system which will be introduced later this year.

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    4 Comments »

    Comment by joshua
    2008-04-08 19:12:40

    Yes, I have heard about this, Nice posting.

     
    Comment by JL Robinson Subscribed to comments via email
    2008-04-08 22:27:30

    I liked this article and will be checking out each of the companies listed. I have a website that lists payment alternates (anything that is like Paypal but is not Paypal) and these may be a great addition to my list. I will also be signing up for the email feed for this article. Thank you!

    –JLR
    http://www.paymentalternates.com
    http://www.pmtalt.com

     
    2008-04-09 17:07:33

    PaySimple is another option that you missed in your article. We are launching our new on-demand Software as a Service (SaaS) platform — PaySimple 2.0 — that enables small businesses to bill, collect, and manage their customer payments under one user-friendly system. If you or anyone reading this is interested in reviewing the product prior to the press launch in May please contact me at mfb@paysimple.com and I would be glad to set you up with a review account.

    Thanks.

     
    2008-04-09 18:43:57

    Make More Money Online With New and Alternate Payment Processing Methods…

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