Webbilling Promotes NATS Licensee Incentive

FORT LAUDERDALE — Webbilling.com is offering TooMuchMedia/NATS licensees the opportunity to forego fees and discount rate with a NATS implementation.

The Webbilling.com solutions are fully supported in both NATS3 and NATS4.

The company said it is offering a NATS licensee special. For all new implementations of the Webbilling.com non-card E.U. payment solutions in NATS3 and NATS4 completed across all sites with live transactions by Dec. 1, licencees will receive two months with no transaction fees or discount rate.

"Should there be any chargebacks/non-payments during free period, only standard chargeback fees will be applied to payouts," the company said.

Webbilling.com offers two billing methods for Europe, Direct Debit (where funds are withdrawn directly from the end customers’ bank accounts) and Advanced Direct Pay (where the user can take advantage of the ability to wire money to local bank accounts) with more on the way.

"Education in the credit and debt culture in Europe is the first step in understanding how the Webbilling solutions can add significant revenue to the bottom line of every ecommerce enterprise with E.U. traffic, without cannibalizing merchants’ credit card sales — the joins are already in your existing traffic, the surfers just cannot pay you now," the company said.

More information from marketing@webbilling.com.

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