IBill to Meet With Webmasters at Internext

DEERFIELD BEACH, Fla. – Internet Billing Company ("iBill"), a subsidiary of Interactive Brand Development, Inc., will be attending Internext Expo, Aug. 5-7 in Hollywood, Fla.

The new owners of iBill, who took over in February 2005, have made arrangements to allow for past and potential clients to sit down and speak with an iBill representative in an effort to resolve any open issues regarding monies owed, to close open settlements and to answer questions about all of the payment solutions provided by iBill.

According to the company, "IBill aims to educate the industry and prove their resolve by settling debts and issues incurred by owners past as well as to inform adult webmasters about the advantages of using gKard, iBill’s new secure payment solution. "

"GKard is a payment solution for credit card processing that works to ensure that what happened last September never happens again," Gary Spaniak, president of iBill, said. "We know that the future of adult online billing rests in reducing the risk for chargebacks and the risks the banks impress due to the adult nature of our transactions. With gKard, the high risk nature of the transaction is diminished and payments resemble more of a peer-to-peer debit card billing model. This also reduces the third party nature of the transaction and eliminates the Sponsored Merchant fees, which impacted adult businesses webmasters greatly in 2003."

For more information visit www.ibill.com.

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