Citing "unacceptably high" credit card card network fees American Express charges merchants, eBay on Thursday said it will no longer honor Amex cards beginning in mid-August. The San Jose, ...
E-commerce firm eBay (NASDAQ:EBAY) said it will stop accepting American Express (NYSE:AXP) cards as a payment option due to "unacceptably high fees". "After careful consideration, eBay has decided to ...
Editor’s note: This article was written by Nick Cole and originally appeared on Clark.com. Beginning Aug. 17, eBay will no longer accept payments via American Express. The main reason for this change?
eBay customers will no longer be able to use American Express credit cards to pay for purchases on the online marketplace come mid-August. The e-commerce company said in a statement to FOX Business ...
EBay Inc.’s decision to stop accepting American Express cards effective Aug. 17 is generating big headlines, but some payments-industry experts question whether the decision is really a tactic to ...
Online marketplace behemoth eBay said it plans to no longer accept American Express, citing what the company says are “unacceptably high fees” and that customers have other payment options to shop ...
The e-commerce giant eBay has announced that it will discontinue accepting American Express cards as a direct payment method due to what it deemed "unacceptably high" fees. The move underscores a ...
eBay will soon stop accepting American Express cards, citing "unacceptably high" processing fees. In response, American Express has claimed its fees are no higher than any other credit card, and it ...
The largest online seller of trading cards is testing a new policy that could be among the most impactful changes to the platform in years for buyers, sellers and even third-party applications. So far ...
As eBay continues to invest in the trading card space, the e-commerce company announced Wednesday three significant commercial transactions with Collectors, the parent company of PSA (Professional ...
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