Zong has now acquired so much popularity amongst the masses that no business can be termed as complete and efficient if it doesn’t use Zong Mobile Payments. Without them, most of the businesses would end up losing a significant chunk of business opportunities.
Some people go to the extent of classifying such businesses (which don’t use Zong Mobile Payments) as non-serious businesses.
Zong – Mobile Payments for your Web Application
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So what are these Zong Mobile Payments that we are talking about?
Zong is a mobile payment scheme that enables Web publishers to reach 500+ million mobile users in high speed.
With the Internet boom, came a lot of online businesses. These businesses were in the form of virtual shops (or e-shops) that existed either only on the Internet or were a virtual extension of physical shops. All these businesses (some selling goods, some selling services), needed a way to accept payments from their customers. This gave birth to online Zong Mobile Payments.
The simplest use of these online Zong Mobile Payments is in the form of a simple web page/web-form that asks you to provide your mobile phone number. Your mobile number is then verified and processed to debit the amount from your mobile account through your operator and credit it to the merchant’s accounts. Since Zong uses your mobile account instead of traditional credit cards, the fraud levels are also much lower than traditional payment systems.
As time goes by, the expanse of these Zong Mobile Payments is sure to increase.
Visit http://www.zong.com/ to know more.
This is terrible actually- when a person starts “spending” with Zong and then gets a huge phone bill…you start opening up a can of worms called “collections”. The potential collection costs to those people who don’t have credit cards is high…thats why they don’t get granted credit cards in the first place!
So look for fees to go up with Zong and for phone companies not wanting to play friendly…after all, why should they play collection agencies unless the fees go up? — they don’t want to disconnect service because a person is using their cell phone to go on unrelated shopping sprees.
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