NetCash Signs on as Corporate Sponsor of XBIZ Hollywood Conference

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — XBIZ is pleased to announce that online payment processor NetCash has signed on to be a corporate sponsor of the upcoming XBIZ Hollywood ’08 Industry Conference, being held next week at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel.

NetCash is a payment processor and authorized sales agent that allows consumers to make discreet online purchases through a patent pending one-click process.

“NetCash is proud to sponsor the XBiz Hollywood Conference,” NetCash President Peter Kusner said. “We've paid out to our merchants over 20 million dollars to date, and we will continue to provide a means for our websites to obtain incremental revenue through NetCash's patent pending billing solution.”

XBIZ Director of Sales Kristen Kaye said that XBIZ was equally pleased to have NetCash as a corporate sponsor.

“NetCash is certainly an up-and-comer and a company that provides a service that many other billing companies do not,” she said. “That makes them a perfect fit for a conference that also provides something different.”

The XBIZ Hollywood ’08 Industry Conference runs from Feb. 6-8. The XBIZ Awards are being held Thursday night at the Hollywood Highlands. Registered attendees get free admittance to the awards show.

For press and general inquiries about either the XBIZ Hollywood '08 Industry Conference or the XBIZ Awards, please contact Dusty Marie at dusty@xbiz.com.

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