Paypal Simplifies Purchasing Process for Ecommerce Customers
A Home Business Article Contributed by Donna m. Brown
Ecommerce Made Easier with Paypal
PayPal could be your ecommerce business' best friend. A new feature to smooth out payment flow makes it even easier for your customers to use.
New buyers can opt to make purchases using PayPal without actually signing up for a PayPal account. This will simplify ecommerce transactions for people who don't want to provide a ton of information for what they hoped would be a quick and easy online purchase.
Ecommerce businesses throughout the world use PayPal as a convenient method of payment. Ecommerce customers can now complete their payments online first and decide whether to save their personal information in the PayPal system for further purchases and yours or other ecommerce locations. "The checkout is more convenient, resulting in an increase in completed sales and higher customer satisfaction, " according to a prepared statement published online at PayPal.com.
The new, quicker check out does not require ecommerce business owners to upgrade a thing. The new process automatically applies to Buy Now Buttons, Donations, and PayPal Shopping Cart, as well as Request Money and PayPal Invoicing.
Your Ecommerce Customers Will Appreciate These Easy Steps
According to PayPal.com, customers simply have to add their name and shipping address when making a purchase through PayPal at any associated ecommerce business. The customer will then be prompted for a credit card number, e-mail address and phone number. They then have the option to save the information they have entered by creating a PayPal account to make future transactions faster.
Ecommerce Thrives on Paypal
PayPal, an eBay company was founded in 1998. Even in its infancy, it is growing strong by feeding on ecommerce adventures throughout the world. The company makes it possible for one person or an entire business with an e-mail address to receive payments online. PayPal claims its transactions are secure, easy and fast.
Ecommerce is massaged by PayPal's ability to build on existing financial infrastructure of bank accounts and credit cards. It uses an advanced fraud prevention system to create a means for global payments in real time.
PayPal has 50 million account members worldwide, many of them are small ecommerce businesses that lack the resources or ability to design and activate their own complex payment services. PayPal is Available in 45 countries around the world, according to its own published history. Located in San Jose, California, PayPal was acquired by eBay Inc. in October, 2002.
Paypal Continues to Expand Services to Ecommerce Everywhere
In August, this online payment service introduced its offerings on eBay France and announced the availability of a fully localized Web site
