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Posted on August 26, 2010Buxter by ClickandBuy releases whitepaper
"How can I increase my conversion rate?" This is the most pressing challenge most online merchants are permanently facing. They have to work hard in order to reduce their shopping cart abandonment rates, especially by constantly tweaking and streamlining their payment processes. For those merchants who do business on Facebook or plan to do so there is now a new streamlining approach available: the 'Buxter Wallet', a Facebook application created by the well-known internet payment service ClickandBuy. Not only does this solution enable any Facebook app to offer a checkout fastlane through a highly streamlined "2-Click-Buy" option, but also does it minimize the bounce rate of the payment process. How does this work? We all know the regular payment process: clicking a 'Buy Now' button, being redirected to an external payment processor like PayPal, entering payment information and finally returning to the merchant website. Don`t leave Facebook! While this procedure is suffered on but widely accepted by users of standard websites and online shops, this is not true within the Facebook community. Facebook users do NOT want to leave the Facebook ecosystem when paying for an item or virtual good, e.g. in a Facebook game app or on a Facebook shop page. They want to remain within their trusted Facebook environment. Also the purchase has to be fast, since mostly it is aiding what the user does in Facebook in exactly this moment, e.g. buing a stronger weapon in a fight or buying an instant virtual present. Pay inside of Facebook With Buxter any Facebook merchant can easily meet exactly users' wishes. When paying with Buxter the customer stays in Facebook, confirming the payment via a standard Facebook confirmation dialog box via a single click and an optional password. This streamlined payment process – branded by the Buxter Team as 'In-Facebook payment' – totally eliminates the media disruptions of the classic payment process, ultimately increasing conversion rates for the merchant. Buxter is the solution "With Buxter we offer a great In-Facebook payment solution for any merchant who is selling on Facebook or plans to do so. If the merchant is interested in increased conversions and lower fees than Facebook Credits we are definitely the one to check out", says Christian von Hammel-Bonten, SVP and Head of Product Management at ClickandBuy. Download the Whitepaper Today the Buxter team has released the Buxter Whitepaper, subtitled "How To Increase Your Facebook App ROI With Buxter". This whitepaper offers valuable insight into the business challenges for Facebook apps and how they can be mastered by using the Buxter solution. The Buxter whitepaper free of charge at: http://www.buxter.com/whitepaper More about Buxter on YouTube: “How to pay safely online” at: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTxh5aCbvws&feature=related About ClickandBuy ClickandBuy is one of the leading payment services in the internet. Certified by McAfee and tested by Germany’s Technical Inspection and Testing Association (TÜV), this online payment system is used for internet purchases by over 13 million people. Having doubled its turnover generated by traders and end customers to €922 million (TTV) in 2008, the ClickandBuy Group first crossed the billion euro threshold in 2009. Over 16.000 online traders use ClickandBuy’s e?payment system for their e?commerce, retail, online entertainment, and paid content & services billing, including Deutsche Telekom, Scout24 Group, Apple iTunes, Napster, Orange, msn, AOL, Meetic, Parship, Electronic Arts (EA), Codemasters, McAfee, Panda, RTL, Playboy, Financial Times Deutschland, Foto.com, Deutsche Boerse Group, KPMG, Yamaha, Digital River, Redcoon, bonprix (Otto Group). Founded in 1999, ClickandBuy represents over 10 years of experience and expertise in the e-payment market. The online payment system is operated by ClickandBuy International Ltd. in London. Since the merger on 1 April 2010 the ClickandBuy Group has been a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Deutsche Telekom AG. As an e-money institution licensed by the UK’s Financial Services Authority (FSA), ClickandBuy’s complete service includes 120 currencies and offers 50 national and international modes of payment throughout 31 countries. ClickandBuy – Media Contacts ClickandBuy International Limited Lincoln House 137 / 143 Hammersmith Road London W14 0QL E-mail: pr@clickandbuy.com Internet: www.clickandbuy.com
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Posted on August 25, 2010Scheduled Maintenance 09.30 GMT Wed 25th Aug 2010
We are taking the site down for about an hour so we can make some updates to the web site.
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Posted on August 24, 2010Renewal of Credit Card payments processing
Webtopay.com system has renewed Credit Card payments processing and with new reliable partner Moneybookers.com offers competetive solution. This type of payment allows merchants to accept money all around the world. -
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Posted on August 11, 2010Realex Payments to sponsor Business Owners Network (BON)
10.08.10
Realex Payments is delighted to announce our sponsorship of the Business Owner's Network (BON) networking event, a free event which will take place for business owners in the D4 Berkeley Hotel, Dublin on August 18th. The event will provide an opportunity for people to develop new contacts and to network with other business owners.
Jonathan Forde will present at the event, giving an overview of Realex Payments services. Jonathan works in the Business Development Department in Realex Payments and is responsible for working with new merchants seeking to establish themselves in the e-commerce space. Jonathan also advises web developers on best practice when looking to build and incorporate payments into their clients' websites.
For further information on the event see the BON Twitter: http://twitter.com/BONDublin and to sign up as a member of the BON, click here.
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Posted on August 2, 2010Longer support time
From now we provide support by phone, "Live Chat" and e-mail from 08:00 to 20:00 (GMT +2) every working day. Other time you can write us an e-mail.
Here you can find all our contacts.
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Posted on August 2, 2010Extended opening hours from august 2
Due to the continued growth during first half of 2010, we have welcomed new colleques within Development and Customer Care.
From august 2 we have extended our opening hours via e-mail and telephone. DIBS support will be available Monday - Friday from 8 am - 6 pm.
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Posted on July 27, 2010Still some issues with the SCI and API
We are still having some problems with our SCI and API so we have disabled them until about 17.00 GMT Wednesday 28th July.
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Posted on July 27, 2010Realex Payments Security Ninja presenting at BSides, Las Vegas on July 28th
David Rook, Security Analyst of Realex Payments and blogger on security site Security Ninja (http://www.securityninja.co.uk) is presenting at BSides, Las Vegas on July 28th.
The presentation will be based on the Principles of Secure Development approach to secure development. The principles were produced after David analysed the root cause of common web application vulnerabilities. The talk will discuss how David feels the information security community should look to apply practices such as Failure or Systems Based Root Cause Analysis used in engineering to information security vulnerability research and subsequently developer education. The general principles and approach to documenting corrective actions in root cause analysis should be applied to information security vulnerabilities, allowing to identify the root cause of vulnerabilities which should prevent the vulnerability occurring/re-occurring in future.
The talk will include demonstrations of how hackers exploit vulnerabilities in insecure applications as well showing how you can prevent them in your own code by demonstrating how David has fixed the vulnerabilities in the insecure applications.
David Rook is a contributor to several OWASP projects including the code review guide and regularly presents at IT security conferences on the topic of secure application development.
For further information, please see the Security Ninja blog: http://www.securityninja.co.uk/blog and Twitter http://twitter.com/securityninja. The presentation will be available to view on the Security Ninja blog after the event.
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Posted on July 27, 2010Web Site Down for Extended Period
We are encountering some technical problems and our maintenance period will have to be extended
