Mobile Commerce Here To Stay, PayPal Predicts

By  |  December 9, 2013
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Among a number of predictions for 2013 posted to its website, president David Marcus suggested that mobile technology will continue to be an increasingly dominant force in commerce in 2014 and beyond.

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    “Many consumers are just beginning to experience the freedom, flexibility and fun of mobile payments and shopping, and they’re going to want more,” Marcus wrote.

    Marcus went on to say that, thanks to the cloud, waiting in a checkout line will one day “seem like something out of the Stone Age.”

    PayPal has made plenty of moves in the past few months to spur growth in mCommerce, including a change to how mobile payments are processed. Get Market Platform Dynamics CEO Karen Webster’s latest scoop by clicking here.

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