Mobile carrier billing company Bango continues its hot streak of signing up big name partners today, thanks to a new arrangement with Google to bring carrier billing to Google Play, beginning in Australia. Bango provides carrier billing services to Facebook in the UK, France and Germany, and also partners with RIM for BlackBerry App world billing.
We’ve already heard some news today about in-app billing in the Play Store, and now we’ve got a little more to go along with it. Mobile payments and analytics company Bango is stepping into the Play Store to help carriers set up carrier billing within applications.
Hi, i´ve got a O2 branded HOX but i´ve flashed the latest ICS Version of Insertcoin.
I´m using a german Vodafone PrePaid Card in my Phone.
The Problem is, that i cannot buy apps using my sim card..
If you’re on Sprint and you’ve been feeling left out as far as having the option to use carrier billing when purchasing Play Store items other than apps, welcome to the circle. Sprint is now offering you the ability to use carrier billing instead of entering in your credit card information, adding music, books and even movies to the mix.
Trying to purchase apps from the Play Store, but keep getting these error message saying that Google Play Store cannot verify my account. But when I purchase a free app it goes through just fine. I have talked to T Mobile customer service and tech support, and they said that Google was aware of this problem and they were working on a fix. Has anybody else experiencing this problem as well?
Google Play announced today that they will be implementing a new feature for Verizon Wireless customers. Verizon users will be able to select “Bill my Verizon Wireless account” when making purchases in Google Play to have the charges show up on their phone bill.
I recently was thinking about something, I decided to test it out.
On the Play Store app, you can choose to add a pin number, and make this pin be required to make purchases.
This is a good idea, as we don't want anyone charging our credit cards or carrier bills if our device gets lost/stolen.
However, there is a flaw in this.
Hi all, I'm the proud owner of a new Nexus 7 :) I have one issue for the moment though.
I have some bibles in ePub format on my computer, and I would like to open them In Google Play Books. How would I do this? I would rather not use a 3rd party app, like Moon+ because it is pretty slow and clunky from my experience.
I don't even have the option to use carrier billing. It asks for a credit card but that's all. I checked online and my phone isn't listed in my account. And there is no way to add a phone. It's odd because about a week ago, my phone and one credit card was listed and now they are gone and it doesn't even give the carrier billing option when purchasing apps. Any recommendations?
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