PayPal gets competition as EBay adds Paymate
The PayPal monopoly at EBay continues to crack. Today, the auction giant officially added Australian payment processor Paymate to a growing list of PayPal alternatives. Other payment systems authorized by PayPal include Moneybookers, ProPay and Bill Me Later, which EBay acquired last year.
Paymate has actually been working with EBay since late 2008, but today the service went live for all EBay users in the U.S. Paymate is hoping to cut a deal with the Australian subsidiary of EBay to make the service available in its home turf.
Paymate allows U.S. sellers to accept credit card payments via Visa, MasterCard and Discover. The company was founded in 2000 and is used by buyers in 57 countries including Australia, New Zealand and the U.S.
Paymate is integrated into the EBay Checkout process.
- Mobile Marketing Association Announces Repositioning
- AutoNation Announces August 2010 Retail New Vehicle Unit Sales
- Couples Race to Atlanta Open Houses to Win Hidden $20,000 Down Payment Prize
- CarLocate.com Launches Mobile Version of its Nationwide New and Used Car Search Website
- GettingHired.com bolsers services to employers
- WebVisible Launches 2nd Episode of ‘Great Divide’ Documentary Video Series; Expands Nationwide ‘Watch & Win’ Contest
- J.D. Power and Associates: Incentives, Economy Hamper August Vehicle Sales
- CareerCast.com/JobSerf Employment Index Shows Slight Decline in August
- NYTimes.com Adds ‘Log In With Facebook’ Feature
- Boston.com Launches a Free Real Estate App for the iPhone
Craigslist 2010
Craigslist will generate an estimated $122 million in revenue and profits of $88 million to $99 million in 2010, according to our newest report.
The 47-page report is a prescription for successfully competing with Craigslist and other classified publishers. Only $395.
Click for more info or to purchase.
Automotive 2010
Top execs at automotive advertising portals around the world expect revenue gains in 2010 as car-makers and dealers search for the best media for their messages.
Our 62-page Automotive Advertising 2010 report, Revving up: Online auto ads rebounding globally, is a must-read road map for anybody who helps the auto industry sell more cars.
The report also features a sneak peek at a new product that can help compare your automotive advertising to your competition.
Only $495.