Way to pay on the cards
UPU, the union of postal services, is developing a payment system for B2C e-commerce for use in countries that do not use credit cards or whose residents will not give credit card numbers over the Internet
Read MorePosted by Archive | Jun 11, 2001 | E-Commerce |
UPU, the union of postal services, is developing a payment system for B2C e-commerce for use in countries that do not use credit cards or whose residents will not give credit card numbers over the Internet
Read MoreUnited Parcel Service is introducing its expedited service in Colombia, Honduras and Guatemala, the company said Monday. The new service, already offered in over 45 countries worldwide, will provide customers in these countries with additional shipping options.
Read MoreThinking out of the P.O. box
Read MoreJune 7, 2001 — “Assessment and Response of Postal Sector Operators to Electronic Diversion” by Allen R. Kane, Senior Vice President, New Business, USPS; David E. Treworgy, Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers; Edward L. Gamache, Manager, USPS; and Ellen Y. Wong, Consultant, PricewaterhouseCoopers, was presented at the Ninth Conference on Postal and Delivery Economics, Sorrento, Italy.
Read MoreJune 7, 2001 — “Modern Postal Reform Laws: A Comparative Analysis,” by James I. Campbell, attorney (U.S.), was presented at the Ninth Conference on Postal and Delivery Economics, Sorrento, Italy.
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