SMSBiller.com Offers International Billing

NORWAY – The owners of SMSKings have announced the launch of SMSBiller.com, which provides online merchants with an alternative to dialers that allows them to charge their customers for mobile content as well as for digital services by having them dial a telephone number and enter a short access code.

A solution where merchants set the price they wish to charge, SMS Billing offers a method where current and potential members can buy services by using their mobile phone as an Internet wallet.

This billing process can be used to bill a one-time fee or to sell recurring membership subscriptions.

Currently available in Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Poland, Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Great Britain, Austria and Spain, with recurring subscription-based services available in Sweden, Belgium, Netherlands and Great Britain, SMSBiller has short codes for both mobile-originated billing and mobile-terminated billing. MO billing is typically used for single payments while MT billing is suitable for billing recurring payments, such as website subscription services.

An extensive member's area allows merchants to check their SMS sales stats in real time. While not actual payout statistics, these figures give an indication of actual sales and payout amounts.

"We're able to offer webmasters customized GEO targeting and free set up, coupled with an awesome successfully tested program. I'm excited," said Mr. Andersen, owner of SMSBiller.com and SMSKings.com.

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