01/08/2009
By Scott Thompson
William Hill customers can now use online cash solution, paysafecard, when spending money.
The paysafecard voucher enables internet shoppers to make purchases without disclosing bank details. "We are delighted to have William Hill as a partner," says David Hunter, CEO at paysafecard UK. "The co-operation is an important step for expansion in the UK and throughout Europe."
Further info at: www.paysafecard.com
Other stories you may find of interest:
Multi-channel movers and shakers: results revealed
Retail Systems can exclusively reveal the results of a multi-channel movers and shakers survey, recently carried out by Retailinsider.com on behalf of K3
Fruit, shoes and booze - popular online purchases
UK shoppers each spent over £3,370 online in the last year, according to the 2012 WorldPay e-commerce basket survey
UK shoppers spend 25% of outgoings online
Global e-shoppers spend on average 22 per cent (UK average 25 per cent) of their annual outgoings on goods and services online
Whitepapers
Maven and SAP Business Objects yield fruitful business insight for Berry Gardens: Business Intelligence case study.
Synopsis: Discover how Berry Gardens uses SAP Business Objects delivered by Maven to solve a daily complex logistical puzzle - how to get berries from field to shelf within a matter of hours. With a morning’s turnover typically worth between £7m and £10m, access to up-to-the-minute information is vital to Berry Gardens’ success.
Augmenting 3-D Secure with Comprehensive Controls for Fraud Prevention
An advisory guide by Accertify for enterprise merchant fraud teams and chargeback managers, risk analysts, Compliance officers and financial system managers who are looking for effective ways to reduce payment card fraud.
Low-cost ECO POS now a reality
Eco-Friendly POS:
It’s Not Easy Being Green …Or Is It?
Retailers no longer need to experience the pains of high monetary investment or an uncomfortable shift in normal operations to reduce costs and unnecessary resources.
It’s Not Easy Being Green …Or Is It?
Retailers no longer need to experience the pains of high monetary investment or an uncomfortable shift in normal operations to reduce costs and unnecessary resources.
Retail 2D: The connected Shopper
Today, retailers face a new connected customer that expects a seamless and customized shopping experience across different channels, from websites to mobile applications to in-store. This new technology-empowered shopper uses the Internet and a smartphone to search, compare, evaluate, and buy products and services, and most importantly, to engage and interact with retailers in order to get tailored offers.
