AEBN Partners with DHD Media for Full Suite of Payment Processing Services

LOS ANGELES — DHD Media, the full-service payment processing, e-commerce and DRM company, has further expanded its integration of payment processing services for AEBN.

AEBN has seen ever increasing sales performance and overall cost reductions as a function of partnering with DHD Media, according to AEBN CEO Scott Coffman.

“AEBN has been the leader in our industry for many years,” Coffman said. “At first, we employed DHD Media’s services on a limited basis. What we’ve seen is that DHD’s performance does more than other company’s to work with us in driving our business forward and improving profitability. This has led us to feel very confident relying on them for our processing needs.”

For its part, DHD Media couldn’t be happier about working with AEBN.

“Working with the leaders in the industry has always been something that is important to us at DHD Media,” Ron Jenkins, CEO of DHD Media, said. “We feel that these sorts of relationships are invaluable in demonstrating our value to the industry as a whole. Naturally, the continuing growth and confidence of a client/partner of a leader like AEBN means the world to us.”

For more information, visit DHDMedia.com. Or, email info@dhdmedia.com.

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