Pay With Google Checkout. Payment Gateway By Google.

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Pay With Google Checkout. Payment Gateway By Google.

You can always file charge back if you are cheated on your credit card. They protect you more than paypal or google can do.
Also, you are protected against theft and fraud by default in most of the credit card. I don't understand why people are so paranoid to use credit cards online when they really protect you so much. And fall prey for paypal etc., which just gives you a false protection, just something imaginary security in your brain.

Nitin

-reply by Nitin

Does it support payment for Philipiines? does it support local bank Like Bank of the Philippines Island (BPI)?

-question by Meynard Aquino

-- NO.

This is good news.
Paypal are going to have to sharpen their pencils and stop being such greedy little piggies. It'll be intersting to see how ebay deals with this new development as they are part of paypal too. So when you pay final value fees, listing fees AND paypal transaction fees you are paying the same company - that's quite a dig into any profits you may have made.
It would be really useful if Google allowed adsense earnngs to be used as liquid funds in the google checkout account, but I doubt it will be that simple.
At last some healthy competition in this field. Paypal have totally dominated onine payment structures and haven't provided a very good service. Google might just be big enough to bring them down a peg or two.

Sounds like google is one step closer to ruling the world. I read an article the other day that said that google has a huge hold on commerce worldwide. If you think about it, if a company doesn't show up on the first page of a google search, it isn't really all tha reputable in the consumer's mind. Also, if a search term doesn't get top ten results, it " doesn't exist ". Still, google does have some quality features.

How can we trust the Google Checkout System, when there are reports by Asense publishers that they are not getting payment by Google for no other reason than glitches in their payment system. I'd trust PayPal over Google Checkout anyday. I have never had one single problem getting paid through PayPal, but when it comes to Adsense, Google is now holding back $9 from September 2009, that should've been sent to me a couple of days ago (this being the end of October). A bunch of publishers got paid without hitch and yet, tho Google reported a bug in their system in February 2009 (yes, officially they did), and sent out payment to publishers asap, this time they're putting their foot down and not going to pay us asap, and would rather pay us at the end of November, and yet they're still not reassuring us very well that even that will happen as many publishers still have not gotten paid since the last officially reported payment bug in February.

Talk about looking faith in Google. I'm ready to switch to Yahoo ads if they cannot pay me at the end of November, and I have to take out a loan, just to survive this month. So while it's going to cost me money to borrow upon the $9k Google is illegally holding back (according to California Collection law) Google gets to collect interest and make a profit.

-reply by Steven

Steven, google is not removing check option. If nor paypal or wire transfer then check is always better. It is slower but people can deal with it. I agree if you think why should publisher trust the google checkout system. But google can start from their own service and make it manadatory to some users to use the service. Then members on adwords will in turn make more other members to join google checkout service. This way they'll expand.

And about your 9$, i think adsense pays only at 100$ so you can say that until they make below 50$ payment structure, it will not be possible to get money out of it.