Power Sellers Unite

elgato · Joined: 24 Feb 2005 Posts: 17240 Location: Texas

PayOffline was launched in 2007 designed as an alternative way to pay in cash for shoppers who were scared to make online payments. Rather than entering your credit card details online you simply selected PayOffline at checkout and printed out a barcode enabling you to pay in cash at any Post Office or a scattering of local shops.

Now PayOffline have emailed all of their merchants announcing the service will be terminated as of 31st March 2012. They cite “various commercial reasons” as the reason for ending the service, and it’s probably true that many who in the past were distrustful of online shopping are now more than happy to use services such as PayPal or just have a spare credit card with a low limit to use for online activities.

If you’re a PayOffline merchant you’ll need to remove the facility from your checkout flow in the first three months of 2012.

http://tamebay.com/2011/12/payoffline-service-terminated-as-of-31st-march-2012.html

elpereles · Joined: 15 Dec 2006 Posts: 1478 Location: Puerto Rico

Another one beat the dust. I was checking their site. A registration fee of £25 ($39) and holding funds for small merchants. :roll:

http://www.payoffline.com/Merchants/Cost.aspx

I believe like some people that PayPal is an evil business, but after read these info. It is other evil business and difficult to choose 1rst this guys as payment option.