EstDomains Inc., a US-based domain registrar, announces reduced commissions for payments through e-gold. Now resellers and end customers can fund their accounts with this popular payment system with commission as low as 3% instead of 10%.
Wilmington, DE -- EstDomains Inc., a US-based domain registrar, announces reduced commissions for payments through e-gold. Now resellers and end customers can fund their accounts with this popular payment system with commission as low as 3% instead of 10%.
Flexible payments options and ability to accept money through as many popular online payment systems as possible is a critical factor of success for any web-based business. When you target customers worldwide, which is typical for e-commerce, it is important to let the buyers use the system they find most convenient and least expensive. Improving its payment system, EstDomains Inc. decided to decrease the commission on payments through e-gold, a popular e-currency. Now customers and resellers of EstDomains Inc. can pay for EstDomains Inc. services through e-gold with a low commission of 3%. Previously the commission on e-gold payments was 10%.
E-gold, a popular online payment system, was started in 1996. The e-currency in this international system is backed up by real gold assets owned by Gold & Silver Reserve, Inc. Low commissions on transfers, fast and convenient payments and availability to customers in all countries of the world made e-gold one of the most popular means of online money transfers. Decreasing the e-gold commission, EstDomains Inc. aims at offering the best payment conditions to clients and resellers all over the world. Today EstDomains Inc. accepts payments in a range of other e-currencies, e.g. ePassporte, Fethard, MoneyBookers, PayPal, Webmoney.
Find out more about the products and special offers from EstDomains Inc. on the company's official site: http://estdomains.com If you need more information, you can also use the EstDomains Inc. trouble ticket system to submit your own question: http://support.estdomains.com
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