Amazon.com customers can no longer pay online via the Bill Me Later alternative payment option, says The Paypers.
The US online retailer added the service to its e-commerce platform in July 2008 and in October 2008, Bill Me Later was acquired by eBay for $820 million in cash and $125 million in outstanding options. According to Auctionbytes.com, Amazon owned a 10% stake in Bill Me Later until eBay acquired the service.
Over 1 000 online stores, catalogues and travel partners currently offer Bill Me Later.
Indian company adopts e-billing
India's United Bank Limited (UBL) has signed a contract with Hyderabad Electric Supply Corporation (Hesco) sealing a deal that will enable Hesco consumers to pay their utility bills online, states Trading Markets.
Consumers will be able to pay Hesco bills through UBL's Web site and toll-free customer helpline. Non-UBL customers can also make use of the e-billing facility through UBL's mobile banking service, Orion.
Guftar Anjum, CEO of Hesco, said: "It is our foremost priority to provide our customers with the best facilities. This contract shows our commitment to achieve this goal."
BillingOrchard offers lite e-billing
BillingOrchard.com has unveiled a “lite” version of its online billing and invoicing service to be offered for $9.95 per month, according to PR Web.
BillingOrchard Lite features all of the standard features of the application, but accommodates customers with a smaller client base and a lower volume of invoicing needs.
The application includes automated electronic invoicing, hourly time tracking and billing, accepting online payments through Authorize.net and PayPal, and client contact and e-mail management, all managed through a simple Web browser.
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