Retail Adoption Of Alternative Payments Soars 23 Percent, Bill Me Later and PayPal Tied
Written by Evan SchumanJanuary 8th, 2009
The nation's largest retailers continue to get more comfortable with online alternative payments such as PayPal, Bill Me Later and Google Checkout, increasing their adoption some 23 percent, according to new figures released from Rosetta.
About 37 percent of those largest retailers now accept at least one of the three largest alternative payment services. Only six of those retailers—Toys R Us, Sports Authority, Rite Aid, Petsmart, NHL and Dick's Sporting Goods—accept all three forms.
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