Tag Archives: micro payments

Pay a Blogger Day!

Remember bloggers, developers and other creators on this day

By Subrato Paul | November 29, 2011 filed in General |
Tags: , blg, blog, Blogging, donations, flattr, micro payments, pay a blogger day, social micropayments, support bloggers

Swedish social micro payments site Flattr is launching the first ever Pay a Blogger Day on November 29, 2011, in a bid to encourage people to pay for content they love reading for free online.

Welcome to Flattr!

Join the movement to support bloggers and other creators

By Subrato Paul | November 26, 2011 filed in General, Video & Image Post |
Tags: , blg, blog, Blogging, flattr, micro donations, micro payments, social micropayments, support bloggers, video blog post, wvp, YouTube

There is a brave new world filled with entertainment, news and tools made by everyone that deserves your support. Content creators can get rewarded directly by their fans and followers through small payments. Swedish social micro payments site Flattr makes it very easy to support bloggers and other creators you care about.

PayPal New Regulatory Update for India

Add a purpose code, PAN, and bank account in India to your PayPal account

By Subrato Paul | May 10, 2011 filed in Business, My India |
Tags: , electronic withdrawal, India, micro payments, online payment service, PAN, PayPal account, purpose code

Changes to PayPal User Agreement for India took place with effect from March 1, 2011. From now on all PayPal users in India will be required to add a purpose code, PAN, and bank account in India to their PayPal account in order to continue to receive export-related payments and withdraw money.

PayPal User Agreement for India

How it affects the small business India PayPal users the most

By Subrato Paul | April 1, 2011 filed in Business, My India |
Tags: , electronic withdrawal, India, micro payments, online payment service, PayPal account

Changes to PayPal User Agreement for India with effect from March 1, 2011 affect small business India users of PayPal the most as they receive micro-payments. They are forced to transfer their PayPal balance to their local Bank accounts as soon as they reach $10 USD and pay a fees as high as more than 10%.