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Merchants fuming over PayPal glitch

Glitches with the PayPal service has left merchants unable to accept some international payments for almost two weeks. The bug has also prevented merchants from charging some customers for handling costs.

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International phishing gang busted

US authorities have charged 38 members of an international criminal gang that allegedly used spam e-mails to steal bank account details and passwords from thousands of customers.

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Garlik takes aim at US market

UK ID fraud start-up Garlik has secured $5 million in additional funding which it will use to support its launch into the North American market.

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Moneybookers launches online payments application on Facebook

European online payments outfit Moneybookers has launched a Facebook application that enables account holders to send and receive money via their profile on the social networking site.

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Citi launches US online shopping service in Singapore

Citi has launched a service that enables its customers in Singapore to make purchases on US-based online shopping Web sites.

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Australian banks to challenge eBay on PayPal plan

Australian banks are looking to the country's competition watch dog to derail plans by eBay to force customers to use its PayPal service to make payments on the online auction site.

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PayPal and Sprint team on P2P mobile payments

PayPal has partnered US wireless operator Sprint to offer its person-to-person services via the telco's new downloadable mobile wallet.

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PayPal looks to tackle phishers by blocking unsafe browsers

PayPal, the online payments business of electronic auction house eBay, says it will block people from accessing its site with older browser technology that leaves users exposed to security risks.

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Pre-paid card with proof-of-age launched in UK

A Visa card that combines pre-pay functionality with government-approved proof-of-age verification has been launched in the UK.

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Nacha launches e-bill distribution system

US e-payments association Nacha has launched an electronic bill delivery service utilising the Automated Clearing House (ACH) Network.

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US online retail spending to rise - study

A new study from Forrester Research predicts that despite the current economic gloom, online retail spending by US consumers will rise by 17% this year to $204 billion.

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Fifth of Americans hit by account hackers

Around 21% of US adults have had their bank account details stolen by online thieves, according to research published by European smart card vendor Gemalto.

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HSBC e-payments system falls over again

HSBC's online Secure ePayments application crashed again earlier this week leaving retailers unable to process card transactions for the second time in a fortnight.

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Stolen bank details going cheap on the Web

Cyber criminals are selling stolen bank account and credit card details for knock down prices at online supermarkets as part of a thriving and maturing underground economy, according to Internet security outfit Symantec.

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Amazon introduces SMS shopping service in US

US e-retailer Amazon has launched TextBuyIt, a new service that enables customers to use text messaging to find products and make purchases using their mobile phones.

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Card fraud abroad pushes UK losses up 25%

New figures released by UK payments association Apacs shows that industry losses from plastic card fraud jumped by 25% to £535.2 million last year, driven by a hefty 77% rise in fraud committed on UK cards abroad.

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Brits worth £361bn to online fraudsters

Internet users in the UK could lose as much as £10,077 per year as a result of online identity fraud, according to a YouGov survey for digital security firm VeriSign.

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New fears raised over contactless chip cards

Fresh concerns have been raised over the security of radio frequency identification (RFID) technology used for contactless payments after a hacking demonstration by security expert Adam Laurie at the Black Hat 2008 conference.

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PayPal still the UK's favourite

PayPal continues to be the most popular online payment service in Britain, with over 20 million user accounts now registered in the country, which represents more than a third of the UK's adult population.

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Lords to follow up cyber crime inquiry

The UK's House of Lords is to conduct a follow-up inquiry into personal Internet security after the Government ignored recommendations on fighting cyber crime given in its original August 2007 report.