| Bitcoin tops $5K, Affirm launches program to convert abandoned carts into sales, Apple Pay teams with Discover on cashback rewards. |  | | Affirmâs Plan To âAMPâ Retailer Margins And Conversions
When is an abandoned cart not a lost sale? When, well timed retargeted emails give consumers a better way to buy what they want. Affirm VP, Chip Overstreet, told Karen Webster that its newly-launched AMP program gives retailers a way to convert a customer â at full price â by signaling that thereâs an âas low asâ monthly payment option via email. Integrations with seven of the largest email providers, Overstreet said, puts the potential to boost conversions by 20 percent a drag and drop away. Read More... |
| Buyer Beware: The Hidden Costs Of Building An In-House Fraud Team
Building your own fraud management team isnât as cheap or easy as it sounds. Often, it may not be worth the expense and headaches, even if it may look that way. KC Fox, Radial VP of payments, tax and fraud, walked PYMNTS through the companyâs latest thinking on the hidden costs that can make a DIY fraud approach more trouble than itâs worth.
Read More... |
| | PYMNTS.com X-Border Receivables Report™ | | NEW REPORT: Making X-Border Property Sales Pay
International investors are increasingly attracted to U.S. real estate â to the tune of $153 billion in 2016. The latest PYMNTS.com X-Border Receivables Report, in collaboration with Flywire, examines the uptick in international real estate activity with RE/MAXâs director of international development Gustavo Caricote. He explains the payments complexities involved in managing those payments. Find that, headlines, and a data-rich investigation of international B2B payments, inside the report. Read More... |
| | |
| | Having trouble viewing this email? Please click here.
This email was sent to you by PYMNTS.com. To ensure delivery to your inbox,
please add ops@pymnts.com to your address book. |
|
|
|
