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June 12th, 2008

Online Payment companies

This is a kind of unofficial poll to find out which online payment company is rated best.
These are the criteria:
1. ease of use, functionality and options.
2. service level, charges/cost and market share.
3. security, support and reliability.
4. ethical, regulated and financially sound company.
So which online payment company does these best for you.
Leave a […]

By moneypenny -- 4 comments

June 10th, 2008

Should we be worried about the markets?

Should we be worried about the financial markets? Well I think so. When companies like Lehman Bros lose 50% of their share value for the first time in their very long history, and then start scrabling around trying to raise money on the stock exchange. When major banks are being bailed out by reserve […]

By moneypenny -- 0 comments

May 26th, 2008

Another virtual way to pay, or rather, to raise real capital.

A warm wish to all those on b5media, and of course our readers, remembering the fallen on this Memorial Day 2008. May all those who served and are serving, be remembered. Here’s the link to participate http://www.nationalmemorialdayparade.com   Last week I wrote on web money http://www.digitalmoneyworld.com/webmoney-online-payments/  and  it seems that every month, there’s a new way to pay on-line. Are these virtual […]

By moneypenny -- 2 comments

May 22nd, 2008

webmoney online payments

The April issue of  DGC mag featured an article on the growth of the online payment company web money, and since we have been focusing on paypal, moneybookers and others this month, I thought it would be interesting to see how moneyweb shapes up, and what features they offer compared to the others, I covered in my […]

By moneypenny -- 1 comment

May 21st, 2008

Paypal vs major banks

Paypal at present has over 120 million customers that use its services. Customers ranging from large companies who do thousands of transactions to individuals who just want to occasionally send and receive money on line. So how does paypal measure up to the banks we have been using for 100’s of years?
Well, at first glance, Paypal may seem to be […]

By moneypenny -- 0 comments

May 18th, 2008

Online secure payments and data sharing.

This link on Paypal customers and their payment preferences, ties in rather nicely with a theme we’ve had here on digitalmoneyworld in the last week. That of security, and in particular, data security with any online payment system.
Weve spoken about scams, both with traditional banks in my last post, and also companies like moneybookers and the spammers and […]

By moneypenny -- 0 comments

May 16th, 2008

Another bank scam mail for Uk banks to deal with.

According to the twitter and newspeak I hear, spammers and scammers are getting evermore present even after the biggest spammer of all time was arrested. One has to use firefox to try and weed some of them out. If you belong to google groups, yahoo, facebook or where-ever, and lets face it, most of us do, you’ll […]

By moneypenny -- 1 comment

May 9th, 2008

online payment companies who uses them?

 Well done Benson for setting up the donation  link for Burma. hopefully all you bullion traders will donate some of your returns to those who have lost everything, and let’s hope they open up the borders to help. 
 Today I’m including a post I made before about online payment companies. For those that think I’ve been after them, […]

By moneypenny -- 0 comments

April 28th, 2008

Investing and trading in e money digots ( digital shares)

Most people know what e money is and have come across pay pal e pay e gold and the like. However, can these digital shares be traded like money or shares? The answer is yes, and as I’ve been saying in my last few posts, this has become a more popular investment. Much has been said about E […]

By moneypenny -- 0 comments

November 13th, 2007

New IRS Online Tools For Consumers

Here is a new IRS online financial tool that could be very helpful for consumers and also could be accessed by hackers.

By Mark -- 0 comments

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