PayByCash
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PayByCash, based in Charlottesville, VA[1], was founded by Internet Payment Solutions, Inc in April 1998 to offer payment options for customers wanting to pay for online games.
PayByCash implments a wide range of solutions for customers to choose from so they can easily pay online for products. Such as paying by cash (through the post), checks, PayPal and various regional paying methods.[2]. The majority of the places it is available are online gaming websites such as Electronic Arts, Sony Online Entertainment, Mythic Entertainment, and various other small and larger companies.[3]
In 2008 PayByCash launched its own pre-paid card for the US market. [1]
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[edit] Payment Methods[4]
- Bank Transfer (GlobalCollect)
- Smart2pay
- Boleto Bancário
- BPay
- cashU
- Certapay (Interac)
- Check (by fax)
- Click2Pay
- Debit Card (via IPS)
- e-Bullion
- EaseCard
- eCheck (one-time direct debit)
- eNets
- EPS
- Ficha RAP by Print&Pay
- Firepay
- Giropay
- Gold Money
- Google Checkout
- Hyperwallet
- iDeal
- ING Home'Pay
- INOCard
- InstaDebit
- LeuVirtual
- Mister Cash
- Money Order or Cashier's check by mail
- Moneybookers
- Moneymail
- Pay by cash (through the mail)
- Pay It Square - Collect Money From Groups Of Friends
- PayGNN
- PayMate
- Paynova
- PayPal
- PayPoint
- Pecunix
- Print&Pay
- RuPay
- Snap
- Todito Card
- TravelersExpress Moneygram
- TrioPass
- UAH iMoney
- Wallie-card 'Your Internet Wallet.' Pre-paid Internet Card
- WebMoney Transfer
- Western Union QuickPay
- Western Union SwiftPay
- Yandex Money
- Payter
The description and website for each payment method (except cash/check / money order / cashier's check/etc.) are available at the PayByCash payment method list.
[edit] Availability
The payment methods listed above are available as methods of payment. However, merchants are authorized to disallow a payment method restricted by their decision. For example, a company that already accepts PayPal may disable PayPal as a payment method on PayByCash.
[edit] References
[edit] External links
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