Amazon no longer offers Bill Me Later
As of December 31, 2008 Amazon will no longer offer BillMeLater as a payment method. All sales and orders processed with BillMeLater prior to 12/21/08 will continue to be processed.
It does not surprise me that Amazon will terminate their relationship with BillMeLater. If you recall back in October I informed you of eBay purchasing BillMeLater. With eBay as the new owner, they would have access to information Amazon would not want their noses in.
I have mixed emotions of Amazon not offering BillMeLater. When Amazon initially offered BillMeLater, I ran campaigns promoting the service. My sales nearly doubled that week alone. Buyers calling asking for details about BillMeLater. eBay has too much and Monopoly is what comes to mind.
This is a big year for eCommerce as well. You will find Google Checkout becoming more popular and eCrater stronger and more popular. This is a great time to sell or start selling online. You have options and many of them. Some requiring a small investment and other absolutely Free.
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I used the Bill Me Later option once through actually it was through Amazon. I thought it was a great option. Too bad they will not longer offer it.
I need to do some more research on ecommerce I was thinking about starting an online store just not sure what yet or where to start yet. hmmmm.
We are definitely in the era of selling online, with so many new gadgets coming out every week to make it easier to shop online I bet more and more brick and mortar type shops start paying attention to online marketing. As for Amazon, it’s tough to bill people later when many won’t be making money later. Can’t blame them.
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