Would you like to ask clients to pay your fees with PayPal? Best known as a way to pay people or buy things online, PayPal is eyeing more offline opportunities. To get there, PayPal opened its system to software developers to create mobile applications that use PayPal as a payment engine.
May 18, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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The waiter comes to your table and asks: “Will you be paying by cash, credit or PayPal?”
Don’t be surprised to hear that question six months or a year from now, says John Donahoe, the CEO of PayPal’s parent company, eBay. Although PayPal is best known as a way to pay people or buy things online, the service is eyeing more opportunities offline.To get there, PayPal is letting others do some of the hard work.
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