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MOBILE COMMERCE
Mobile commerce, simply put, is the ability to buy and sell a product or service through a mobile device. With the increased usage of mobile phones, PDAs and smartphones, mobile commerce is starting to pick up speed. New applications for the iPhone and Blackberry are leading the way. This topic covers the soon-to-be lucrative business of mobile commerce.
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HONG KONG (October 9, 2012) — TheTMSway, a global provider of mobile marketing and commerce solutions, announced today...
If you are a merchant who is processing credit cards for your business, you should be aware of a list that could...
Tax reporting just got a little trickier for merchants that accept credit card or debit card payments.
Information provided by Verizon’s Data Breach Investigations Reports, abbreviated DBIR, have shown that nearly one...
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The mobile Web is a fast-growing online arena. Home to more than 4 billion connected smartphones, statistics show that...
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As consumers begin to use cellphones and smartphones for more every day activities, including accessing the internet...
The Paypers has recently released the latest version of the Mobile Payments Market Guide. This guide offers an overview...
It goes without saying that the more money that people spend, the more money that our economy will have floating around.
Before credit card payments took over the marketplace, paper checks were the typical method of payment to merchants.
Retail stores replaced nearly all conventional cash registers with computerized point of sale (POS) systems and for...
Customer engagement through mobile phone offers is prolific in Indonesia. In a three month trial involving TheTMSway,...
In the old days, businesses only had a few choices to accept payments. Usually that involved taking cash, accepting...
There was a time when cash was king, but those days are gone. It’s still the most frequently accepted payment type –...
If you accept credit cards for payments made to your business, you should always keep these operations compliant with...
TheTMSway partners with Brand Loyalty in Indonesia in mobile-linked marketing promotion.
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Using square for my mobile business payment is secured and meet the PCI Compliance?
Service providers in developing countries have the potential to kick-start economic growth by helping small and...
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On January 27, 2013, a settlement between retail merchants and credit card networks took effect. This settlement allows...
Top Sources: Mobile Commerce
- merchantservicesindallas.com
- BusinessWeek
- screenmediadaily.com
- lightspeedresearch.com
- Wikio - Web 2
- Industry Week
- Reuters
- pindebit.blogspot.com
- New York Times
- keepsyouincontrol.com
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