Nexus XI Offers Pay-Per-Minute Billing

Nexus XI, an Internet credit card transaction processing company, has added Pay-Per-Minute billing to its list of services, allowing clients to offer phone-based products and services.

With Pay-Per-Minute billing you can offer telephone based services that bill at a per-minute rate. The customer simply dials a toll-free number, enters the extension for your service along with their credit card information, and the system connects them to the phone number you provide. They will be billed for every minute they are connected to your number.

"This service enhances the already robust list of services Nexus XI can provide its merchants," said Brenda Guenther, Marketing Director. "We offer a full range of billing options for all kinds of merchants. Being able to offer the lowest rates in the industry, and the best service, we have a combination that gives customers a billing experience they just haven't been able to find anywhere else."

Nexus XI offers Pay-Per-Minute billing with no setup fees, no monthly minimums, and free subscription management.

For more information, please visit www.nexusxi.com.

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