All,
We’ve seen a couple of stories recently regarding last week’s third party checkout announcement, that need clarification. Specifically, stories running this morning state that, as part of last week’s third-party checkout announcement, eBay has prohibited Google Checkout. In fact, Google Checkout is not an accepted payment method today and last week’s announcement was completely separate from that. The announcement actually noted that effective June 30, 2011, eBay Checkout will be the only checkout process on eBay. Sellers who use Certified third-party checkout solutions from providers like ChannelAdvisor, Auctiva, Vendio, Infopia and Kyozou, will transition to eBay Checkout. For more information, please see eBay’s Accepted Payments Policy.
Cheers,
RBH
Posts Tagged: google checkout
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3 Permanent link to Clarification regarding Google Checkout on eBay.com #eBaynews Clarification regarding Google Checkout on eBay.com #eBaynews
FEATURED POSTRichard Brewer-Hay / Wednesday, September 1st, 2010
Clarification regarding Google Checkout on eBay.com #eBaynews
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0 Permanent link to eBay SM App of the day: My.ShipRush Ship Center eBay SM App of the day: My.ShipRush Ship Center
FEATURED POSTRichard Brewer-Hay / Monday, August 24th, 2009
eBay SM App of the day: My.ShipRush Ship Center
As promised, in response to eBay’s announcement of the SM Apps program, here is the second in a series I’m calling “eBay SM App of the day.”Today we’re looking at the good folks at My.ShipRush, an eBay Certified Provider.
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FEATURED POSTRichard Brewer-Hay / Monday, August 4th, 2008
Happy Birthday PayPal!
PayPal is celebrating its 10-year anniversary this year and has created a website dedicated to the milestone at http://www.paypal-10.com. PayPal president, Scott Thompson, talks more about the anniversary over on the PayPal Blog
With a 10-year proven legacy, outlasting now-defunct online payment services such as C2IT, bitpass (even eBay’s own Billpoint) it’s going to be interesting to see what’s next for PayPal and for the online payment sector in general with Google, and more recently Amazon, now getting in on the act.
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