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If neteller and the rest of alternative payment processors want to turn it around they need to recruit other merchants as well as offer pay methods for sites like ebay
I agree, but I think since eBay owns Paypal they may be reluctant to accept other alternative payment mechanisms.
Other large sized retailers might not be as resistant though and should definately be courted by Neteller.
Yes you are right about this , neteller and prepaid atm should both be working at this as well as firepay and the others that have popped up the last year or so as well. It only makes sense that since they have the payment systems in place they start working the web as whole for merchants. Plus that would help the merchants systems over time. In example by lowering chargebacks, adding credibiity to there systems, adding brand presence, increasing the customer usage, and and customer presence whithin the system and adding revenue to the bottom line. There are a few alternative billing methods with ebay although and there is many other larger merchants out there as well that may be interested …
This all in turn relates back to more of the those big gamblers that we have had with easier access to the casinos and larger accounts. Also companies like ccbill and ibill have done things of this nature already … as well they process on and offline in other countries and lend there systems to everything from chain stores to gas stations. This keeps chargeback ratios at a lower ratio resulting in cheaper transaction fees for the companies as a whole in the bigger scheme of things.
Neteller needs to hook up with places we spend money at also. It annoys me to no end:
I get paid into neteller. I buy traffic, I have to use my credit card. Then I have to take money from neteller and put it into my bank account. Then I have to take the money from my bank account to pay the credit card.
Hello!!!! Nuts!!!
LOL
Yah they need to start doing a little courting of the mainstream ane then they will be Admirals or Captains of the industry … They have the system ready to go, but they need to work what they have going so far to pull the rest of this ship together
To boot they are doing a lot in Canada, UK etc .. which is a plus for sure as well for the industry
