“Credit cards are losing e-commerce market share”
By davebirch posted Jun 12 2006 at 8:53 AMTechnorati Tags: credit cards, debit cards, internet, retail
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Hi Again Dave,
sorry for the delay.
It's a little bit long to explain because I'm not very good in english. But well... This student work was the first classification of Iinternet Payment Systems. It describe around 40 differents systems, comparing each other with 12 parameters. It explain the advantages of credit cards base systems for the customers, reducing the real risk that it's assume by the vendor because of the contract with the card company (VISA, ...) This part is explain here :
http://rambit.qc.ca/plamondon/intrcdec.htm
The global end talk about the help of the SET protocol... and the collaboration need between VISA and MasterCard...
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Posted by: Luc | 10 July 2007 at 03:15 AM
I agree with you. But I also think that the e-commerce must be drive by Credit cards systems. I don't know if you read french stuff but I found a site that explain very well most of the concerns... I would appreciate your comments about it...
http://rambit.qc.ca/plamondon/ecashind.htm
tks !
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[Dave Birch] I apologise unreservedly, but I am afraid my French is not up to reading the site. Could you provide a short summary?
Posted by: Luc Lacourse | 24 April 2007 at 03:50 AM