Topic: Digital wallet from Visa, v.me? (Read 979 times)
They've been using that term on the Playstation Network for years.
I haven't seen this mentioned here (but it's a big place...)Just got some Black Friday spam from Tiger Direct (an online computer/tech retailer), they are offering $25 off of any $100 if you use v.me by Visa.
A quick look, they are offering to let you "consolidate" your various credit cards into one convenient 'digital wallet'. At a glance, it sounds like more of a Paypal sort of thing. I found it interesting that the term 'digital wallet' is at least becoming more mainstream.
A quick look, they are offering to let you "consolidate" your various credit cards into one convenient 'digital wallet'. At a glance, it sounds like more of a Paypal sort of thing. I found it interesting that the term 'digital wallet' is at least becoming more mainstream.
They realize that online purchases need to be streamlined. Perhaps down the line they'll add digital currency wallets to their service.
I haven't seen this mentioned here (but it's a big place...)Just got some Black Friday spam from Tiger Direct (an online computer/tech retailer), they are offering $25 off of any $100 if you use v.me by Visa.
A quick look, they are offering to let you "consolidate" your various credit cards into one convenient 'digital wallet'. At a glance, it sounds like more of a Paypal sort of thing. I found it interesting that the term 'digital wallet' is at least becoming more mainstream.
A quick look, they are offering to let you "consolidate" your various credit cards into one convenient 'digital wallet'. At a glance, it sounds like more of a Paypal sort of thing. I found it interesting that the term 'digital wallet' is at least becoming more mainstream.
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