Here is the response from Google. In short- the service is intended for
the sale of tangible goods only at this point, they say. If anyone has
a response/counter-argument for them, let me know and I'll pass it
along.
--- Begin Message ---
Hello,
Thanks for your interest in Google Checkout. At this time, Google Checkout
is designed to help you process online orders only. Also, Google Checkout
is currently designed for transactions involving tangible goods.
We look forward to offering more options in the future. For more
information about Google Checkout content policies, please visit
https://checkout.google.com/seller/content_policies.html.
We appreciate your suggestions and feedback, which we'll keep in mind as
we continue making enhancements to Google Checkout.
Sincerely,
The Google Checkout Team
Original Message Follows:
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Whether our buisness qualifies
Date: Fri, 07 Jul 2006 02:57:28 -0000
Dear Sir or Madam:
I am a member of the Internet Hosting Cooperative, and am interested if we
qualify to use Google Checkout for members to pay invoices of services
previously used. We are a member-owned cooperative providing our members
with internet hosting services, and currently members fund balances with
Paypal. However, for many reasons Paypal is not ideal, and we are
investigating a switch.
We are looking at a new system where members would pay invoices for
services already provided, and would pay the invoice with Google Checkout.
As long as we limit payments to avoid the limitation against funding
prepaid balances, your posted policies seem not to preclude our using
Checkout in this way. Could you confirm whether we can use Checkout to
pay member invoices for services already used?
Thank you
Frank Bynum
213-291-4437
IssueType: other
Language: en
name: Franklin G. Bynum
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