julesn
msg:3314067 | 10:56 pm on Apr 17, 2007 (gmt 0) |
And free processing thru to 2008.
https://www.paypal-promo.com/searchmarketing/index.html
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tictoc
msg:3314234 | 4:49 am on Apr 18, 2007 (gmt 0) |
It's about time! I wonder why Yahoo did not buy Doubleclick... I agree with Jim Cramer it is time to dump Terry Semel and get a CEO that can get some deals going to compete with Google.
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tictoc
msg:3314262 | 5:17 am on Apr 18, 2007 (gmt 0) |
| And free processing thru to 2008. |
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I read it to say December 2007. Good catch about the promotion though! Edit: Sorry I re-read what you posted. I thought you posted December 2008...
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sem4u
msg:3314343 | 7:39 am on Apr 18, 2007 (gmt 0) |
| Starting April 17, Yahoo's sponsored search results will feature a blue shopping cart icon linking to merchants that accept PayPal Express Checkout. |
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Sounds just like what Google are doing ;) However, Yahoo will probably benefit from working with a well known name like Paypal. Also, of course Yahoo don't own Paypal and Google have their own payment processing.
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Powdork
msg:3314382 | 8:39 am on Apr 18, 2007 (gmt 0) |
| It's about time! I wonder why Yahoo did not buy Doubleclick... I agree with Jim Cramer it is time to dump Terry Semel and get a CEO that can get some deals going to compete with Google. |
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So do you think they should have paid more than 3.1 billion? I'm excited about this. I've always liked PayPal and I'm rooting for Yahoo to do great things. It seems like Y may win this little battle.
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trinorthlighting
msg:3314549 | 12:35 pm on Apr 18, 2007 (gmt 0) |
It would be in Pay Pal's interest now to become regulated like a bank. Too many horror stories about accounts being locked down. Merchants know this and do not trust them. Especially with very large amounts of money. If pay pal was regulated, then we would consider them. Since they are not we would never trust them with any of our sites.
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