Ibill Newsletter - Recurring WebPhone Payments?
 

Just received Ibill's August newsletter, and read this:

"Monetize Traffic With Our New WebPhone Payment Solution

Web Phone is a new payment solution that allows your customers the ability to purchase a monthly recurring subscription by using their telephone. Features include password management, recurring subscription utilizing telephone billing, enhanced authorization and age verification process. iBill has launched this new product at a single price point of $24.99.
Web Phone will offer your customers a flexible, easy-to use, and secure alternative billing option for their recurring subscriptions."


Anybody have any details on this? I wonder what the "age verification process" is. Sounds interesting.

I wonder when Ibill is going to start paying out the rebills they are months behind on sending out checks for?

I remember them beta testing this product a couple of years ago. It works just like web900. But the local telephone companies will not be involved as opposed to just one long distance carrier. Oh and it can only work with one price point of $24.99.

I'm no big fan of Ibill but I do get my checks on time every time.
I have no idea what you're talking about

Do you work for Ibill?

If you dont then of course you have no idea what Im talking about.

Ugh ? I get my checks on time ... do they shave-payback or something ?

Not sure what you mean. Everything's on time for us.

Research alittle! :winkwink:

Next they will be telling me Im a newbie. Idiots

WTF?

Okaaaay... You obviously have some kind of grievance with Ibill, but rather than getting mad at the people posting in this thread who have no idea what you are talking about, why not educate us?

I've done a GFY search for Ibill and I can't find whatever it is I'm supposed to be looking for. There are 4233 topics in the results, and I have no idea of even the timeline that I'm supposed to be looking in.

Why not post a link to the appropriate thread(s) so that we can all know why you are so pissed at Ibill, and maybe you can warn some other people that way.