Yes, it's true
 

All, As many of you have seen/heard, we have been purchased by Intercept Corporation out of Atlanta. They are a publicly traded company on NASDQ (ICPT). We are all extremely excited about this opportunity as it links iBill a bit closer to the banking community and the card associations. The net of it all is that we are here to stay and will be focused on continuing to improve our product set and our level of service. If you have any additional questions, please feel free to email me at [email protected]. Thanks!

http://investor.cnet.com/investor/ne...9410912-0.html

What changes will it mean to us good or bad?

:)

Im sure we will be hearing some conspiracy theories as to the timing over this one.

Does this mean you guys are going to get your shit together?

My experience with mergers and acquisitions is things will get worse before better. IMO

Dear Intercept Corporation

Please fire all current Ibill employees


Your Friend
- Pipecrew

Current NYSE as of a abit ago... ICPT -1.61


Hmmmm. odd wot?

Yep, the service will go to hell (as if it isn't there already), then the big company will wake up one day and "restructure." That's when things will get interesting.

AHHAHAHAHAHA

this is gunna get scarry, as if it hasnt been in the past few months already.

ROLFLMOA woehahaha!

10 points!

DynaMite :1orglaugh

and give [email protected] a special kick in the ass on his way out the door.

everybody over to jettis, epoch, and globill!

the boats r leaving! :)

nah ibill is good

this will probably make them the most strong and reliable credit card proccessor in the industry.

visa / mc / amex etc. just can't shut them off for "chargebacks" for example...

good move.

Dont forget [email protected]:BangBang:

iBill-Cathy do you think there is any chance that IBILL can get a couple of programmers that actually know what they are doing ?
So we dont keep getting ripped off by your company being down all the time and not counting signups, I hope the new owners know how to run a CC proccessing company

There's no doubt this is a good thing for iBill - much closer relationship to the banking community and a MUCH larger audience to "factor" chargebacks into [I hear a rumor that iBill's transactions would account for less than 10% of the processing total of Intercept..]