Amazon Is Killing Off Its Free P2P Money-Transfer Service WebPay On October 13
An anonymous reader writes: Amazon WebPay, a free online money-transfer service, is shutting down October 13, 2014. This means you'll no longer be able to send, receive, or request money using just your email address and the Amazon Payments webpage. There were hints back in June that the service would be going away soon. Amazon sent out an email this week to active Amazon Payments account users notifying them it is pulling the plug.
Poorly advertised. Never heard of it.
Nothing of value was lost.
Well I don't know whether the Amazon one worked outside the US, but the Google one definitely doesn't. But given a choice between Google and Amazon, I'd take Amazon. I find them slightly less intrusive and pervasive.
the world is moving to bitcoin, get with the schedule
Amazon WebPay [...] is shutting down October 13, 2014.
Awesome. Could they shut down a few more days between now and Christmas? I need the time off.
systemd is Roko's Basilisk.
Which is true in the same way that you need to use an exchange when going to/from USD and GBP or Yen.... If you get paid in BTC, and buy stuff in BTC, then you don't need an exchange.
Michael J. Ryan - tracker1.info