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BT and paysafecard unveil e-commerce m-payments system

BT has teamed with paysafecard on a service that enables Brits to make online purchases from their mobile phones without handing over card details.

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Network Solutions hack exposes 500,000 card accounts

Details of 573,928 credit and debit cards may have been stolen by criminals who planted code on servers supporting e-commerce merchant Web sites hosted by Network Solutions.

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PayPal woos third party developers with Adaptive Payments

PayPal is set to open up its platform to third party developers in a move the firm says will make it easier for them to make money from their ideas.

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Recession hit Brits turn to online shopping

Online spending in the UK is set to more than double, to £21.3 billion, by the end of 2011 as Brits turn to the Internet for deals during the recession, according to a report commissioned by PayPal.

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Online ID interoperability initiative launched

A new initiative has been launched by a group of tech firms, including Oracle and PayPal, to promote interoperability among identity verification applications and services for Internet users.

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Raiffeisen Bank unveils pre-paid card with mobile payments

Romania's Raiffeisen Bank and RêvEurope are partnering to launch a pre-paid card that can be used to send money via mobile phones.

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M-payments start-up Boku raises $13 million; acquires Paymo and Mobillcash

San Francisco-based online mobile payments start-up Boku has raised $13 million in venture funding and acquired micropayments outfit Paymo and m-payments firm Mobillcash.

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Gang arrested for buying own music online with stolen cards

UK police have arrested nine people accused of using stolen credit cards to buy music they made themselves from iTunes and Amazon, fraudulently netting around $300,000 in royalties.

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UK e-tailers don't understand PCI DSS - survey

Around 60% of UK online retailers do not know whether they are in compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS), according to a survey from Sage Pay.

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Socialwise launches e-commerce payments system for children

E-commerce outfit SocialWise has launched a system that enable children to make purchases online by "billing" their parents.

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Global recession fuels ID fraud fears - Unisys

Approximately two thirds of people around the world think the global recession has put them at greater risk of identity theft and fraud, according to research from IT vendor Unisys.

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BoA, MasterCard, Visa sued over e-commerce payments patents

Actus, a recently formed US holding company, is suing 20 companies, including Bank of America, MasterCard, Obopay and Visa, accusing them of infringing four patents related to an electronic payments system for e-commerce.

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PayPal UK's favourite financial Web site

PayPal has seen the number of visitors to its UK Web site rise by 50% over the last 12 months, strengthening its position as the country's most popular financial portal.

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VeriSign ships OTP generator iPhone app

California-based digital security firm VeriSign has launched a free application on the Apple App store that turns an iPhone into a one-time-password generator for accessing online accounts.

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Web creator Tim Berners-Lee duped by online fraudsters

On the 20th birthday of the World Wide Web, its creator, Tim Berners-Lee has revealed he is among the millions of users to have fallen victim to online scammers.

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Ebay looks to double PayPal revenue

With its core business stagnating, online auction house eBay has outlined plans to turn its attention to the fast-growing PayPal, which is expected to double revenues within three years.

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Bank of America 'online mall' targets crunched online shoppers

Bank of America is looking to attract recession-hit customers with the launch of a new Web site that allows users to earn cash back on purchases at a host of online retailers.

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Moneybookers put up for sale - FT

European online payments outfit Moneybookers has been put up for sale by Bahrain-based private equity group Investcorp, according to the Financial Times.

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Zuora introduces subscription billing for Facebook apps

Subscription billing and payments start-up Zuora has launched Z-Commerce for Facebook, a tool that lets developers charge for applications on the social networking site.

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Security fears scaring consumers off the Web - survey

Security fears are stunting the growth of e-commerce in the UK, with refusenik consumers citing media scare stories and personal accounts of online credit card fraud as reasons for not shopping on the Web.