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Payments Views 2009: Most Popular Posts and Recurring Themes

by Erin McCune on December 31, 2009

in B2B Payments, Card Payments, Erin McCune, Glenbrook, Google Checkout, Mobile Banking & Payments, NACHA, Revolution Money

Glenbrook launched this Payments Views blog back in February as a place to debate and discuss the Payments News of the day. We’re thrilled with your participation in the comments and pleased with the steadily climbing traffic. Looking back over the past year, seven popular topics and recurring themes stand out:

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Google Checkout Adds Subscriptions

by Russ Jones on March 20, 2009

in Ecommerce Payments, Google Checkout, Russ Jones, Subscription Management

Google Checkout has just moved a “subscription” capability into beta. This is welcome news to many online sellers, as the ability to charge buyers on a regular basis, without the buyers’ active involvement has been missing from Google Checkout since its inception.
The new capability, as described by Google, appears to be somewhat advanced, with two [...]

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Google Checkout Adjusts Pricing Upward – Matching PayPal

by Scott Loftesness on March 12, 2009

in Amazon Payments, Ecommerce Payments, Google Checkout, PayPal, Scott Loftesness

Yesterday, Google Checkout announced that it was changing its fee structure beginning May 5 – eliminating the previous credit that Google AdWords customers got that reduced their Google Checkout fees.
Instead, the new Google Checkout fee structure essentially parallels that of PayPal’s – a long-standing fee structure that the online payments leader has had [...]

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