Wall Street Journal: Credit cards, debit cards and gift cards are due to face tighter regulations in the coming months thanks to a new credit-card law signed by President Barack Obama, but one piece of plastic is flying under the regulatory radar.
Prepaid reloadable cards, payment cards that aren’t tethered to a traditional bank account, won’t get the same regulatory scrutiny under the recently enacted Credit Card Act of 2009.
TEL3 is Proud to Announce the Launch of TEL3Dialer App for iPhone Users
Friday, 26 June 2009 14:59
Press Release: Miami, FL (PRWEB) June 26, 2009 -- TEL3, a leading prepaid long distance calling service in business for 15 years, today announced its new free application for iPhone users: TEL3Dialer App. iPhone users can now dial direct from their contact list while enjoying low international rates of TEL3 combined with superior call quality.
MetroPCS is permitting some of its users to make unlimited international calls for an additional $5 a month.
The carrier specializes in no-contract, prepaid cellular calling service, and it typically has unlimited domestic calling and texting plans for about $40 dollars month. Users with $40, $45, or $50 plans can add the international option and make unlimited calls to more than 100 counties, including 1,000 destinations.
Chalk up another win for AT&T in the competition to become the world's Most Unpopular Provider. The wireless company announced yesterday, by text message to subscribers and by statement that most of its prepaid customers would no longer be eligible for iPhone service come June 17's iPhone 3.0 update.
OTTAWA, CANADA and BARCELONA, SPAIN--(Marketwire - June 22, 2009) - AND 2009 GSMA MOBILE MONEY SUMMIT -
Telepin Software, a leading provider mobile money transaction platforms, today announced Telepin's mHub application, which allows roaming prepaid subscribers to top-up using a visited network and local recharge values, as well as enabling the capability for person-to-person airtime transfer between networks, and mobile money remittance services to offer reduced remittance costs to subscribers.
-- nFinanSe continues enhanced compliance in the distribution of reloadable cards, issued directly by nationally chartered banks and under nFinanSe’s obtained state Money Transmitter licenses --
June 15, 2009 – nFinanSe Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: NFSE) today announced that it has successfully completed its efforts to become fully-licensed as a “Money Transmitter” in connection with the sale and reloading of the Company’s Reloadable Prepaid Cards at major retail chain stores.
T-Mobile USA Obtains Four More Injunctions Against Prepaid Phone Traffickers
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