Google Now Accepting Paypal As A Payment Option

Here is a good move by Google: from now the company will accept PayPal payment option in Google Play store in twelve different countries, which includes the U.S., Germany and Canada, Austria, Belgium, Finland, France, Ireland, Italy, Netherlands, Spain and the U. K. Google has finally supported the PayPal as payment option which allowing user to purchase easily with the balance of PayPal processor. The Play Store offerings include apps, songs and movies etc. and purchases can be made with PayPal. The feature added carrier billing to more markets, increasing the number of supported countries to 24. For Google it comes as a surprise to have its Wallet service. The company wants users to buy as many apps as possible besides taking credit cards, Google Play cards and other carrier billing, PayPal is a popular payment choice among users. This can be seen that some users not only want to use Google’s own checkout service and may want stay away from it because they don’t want to provide Google even more personal information. While users can only be able to buy apps and other digital content with PayPal, user can’t use this for buying devices and accessories from the Play store yet. Google has expanded its carrier billing from seven countries to Twenty Four countries. Among the new countries include Thailand and Taiwan and Singapore in many of these countries, Google is using with at least two carriers to offer this service. While Google also offers this partnership major in U.S, in future. These Wireless services, carrier billing are not quite as popular here as it is in other countries because people are making payments with their credit cards they have on file with Google and other different vendors already. The move is a surprise because of stiff competitors. It is an admission that people aren’t fully accepting that’s why the company expanded payment options.