International Payout Services to End EMC2Payouts Program June 6

WOODLAND HILLS, Calif. — International Payout Services is discontinuing business operations and will end the EMC2Payouts Program as of June 6 at 5 p.m. EST.

EMC2 Billing received a letter from International Payout Services, which read in part, “In  order to properly wind down its current business, IPS shall provide its clients and program managers with a formal 30-day written notice of its discontinuance of business pursuant to its assigned contracts and require that they find an alternative provider of services.”

EMC2 Billing said it is currently working with other strategic partners in the payout industry to provide an alternative ewallet solution to its clients ahead of the June 6 deadline.

“We would like to thank all of our affiliate program clients and the account holders themselves for their valuable feedback and insight into the payouts program over the last year and we look forward to serving you with our own product offering in the very near future,” said Greg Berard, CEO of EMC2 Billing.

For more information, go to EMC2Billing.com.

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