PasswordByPhone Launches Trials Product, Dino Cortez Wins Cash

LONDON — Pay-per-call company Password-By-Phone.com has launched an additional trials product, aimed at webmasters who currently offer them, or are considering doing so.

Surfers can call a premium number from their landline or cellphone, which then grants them access to any site for a limited amount of time.

Since the call-to-action is geo-targeted in 37 languages and has global billing reach, webmasters can offer them a "sneak peak" of their member’s area for a limited amount of time, which they can define.

“Surfers will be delighted to have the opportunity of paying for trials this way” Marc Jarrett of PasswordByPhone said. “For them it’s quick and anonymous — and a great way of paying for trials without leaving a digital one. They need not part with any personal information and in an era of increasing online fraud and identity theft, many credit card holders would prefer not to pay for trials this way — even if they only cost a dollar.”

In other news, body-artist-turned-SEO-guru Dino Cortez won an ongoing PasswordByPhone GFY.com competition aimed at new clients.

Participants are invited to copy and paste their sales in the thread, and for each new country posted, the webmaster earns a monetary bonus over and above the usual payout for that country.

Cortez, who has written a case-study based on his experiences of implementing the billing company into his family of websites, was the first to claim the country of China by posting a sale made on his mainstream site DownloadToPrint.com He received a $100 bonus, netting him $100.50 in total.

The competition remains open to all new customers and still has more than 200 territories remaining unclaimed.

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