Mopay Now Allows You To Bill Mobile Payments To A Landline Account
Mobile payments company mopay is launching a new technology, mopay call, that allows online merchants to allow consumer to bill purchases to their land line phone accounts. Like competitors Zong and Boku, mopay’s platform doesn’t require users to have a credit card or bank account to make a micropayment. Users enter their cell phone number, reply to a text message and then all virtual charges are automatically charged to the user’s monthly cell phone bill.
With mopay call, mopay is one of the first of the mobile payments platforms to allow users to charge a payment to a landline bill as opposed to a cell phone bill. Here’s how it works. After selecting mopay call during an online check-out process, mopay’s payment screen will prompt the consumer to authorize the purchase through a short, automated call. The payee will need to call a given number via the land line number that is being charged, and will be asked for a special code that mopay gives the payee in the online check-out process. 
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