Why Google CheckOuts has not been so accepted by companies?
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I'm an online merchant.  I have 2 merchant accounts plus PayPal, and I'm also a Google customer. When they announced Checkout, I went ahead and signed up for it, put the code on my site etc. Since then I've had dozens of transactions via credit card or PayPal, but not 1 via Google.  So, why should I bother putting it on my next site?
247489
Ive bin trying to sell thingd to google for quite some time. But they dont reply or i get an automated response\n\nGoogle is the best company ever. According to larry and sergy, "google shall do no evil". And they have an email id for business proposals bizdev@google.com but you will mostly get an automated response.\n\nIts just not possible to sell ideas to most companies through email\nsee http://www.apple.com/legal/policies/ideas.html\n\nThats how it is for most companies\n\nThe only thing you can do is go in person to a company's office and talk to them personally about your idea.
780850
Definitely ask - some companies will frown on it because of bugs or cleaning purposes (even if you're not messy).  If you're new to the company that's definitely a legitimate question (and chances are they'll appreciate you taking the time to ask).
527751
Apologies I havent ever even considering registering a company in any shape or form but your question was the first that I saw when I logged on a few mins ago. So I took a look at the site out of curiosity.\n\nOne teensy weensy concern I have!!  (Not that I know bog all about it.) But...there is a phone number to contact them...but I cant find any address??  And they are advertising a programme called a virtual office?  Software based secretary?  So no real person to talk to?\n\nPersonally Id be concerned registering something as important as a company without having quite firm contact details?>\n\nI feel very cynical now even thinking this...but its just a thought.  good luck whatever you decide
547003
when it's grey, that means that it doesn't recognise it as an entry point that it can fill in. The places it fills in will had ID's (in the code not the page) that represent how it should be filled in, if it's different than what google is looking for, it won't fill it in.
608748
There's a corporate culture that is unique to Google, but it's not a sect per se.  They don't need to worry about making money because they're all mega-bazillionaire's already.
25194
It's an often overlooked feature. Most likely because the website in question probably wasn't designed with accessibility high on the priorties list. And yes that's a shame.
847631
google search there are loads of companys out there
1078097
Probably because they aren't on the stores network.  I've run into that with my debit card IF I try to use it as a debit card, if I use it as credit it seems to work everywhere.
543700
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ask the trusty google
581014
That can be really frustrating. I've changed computers and lost companies several times. I've learned not to rely on cookies, but to write down company names, addresses, my id, and password.\n\nTry a Google search, and also try to remember how you found the company in the first place.  By searching google?  From the newspaper? Retracing my steps from the beginning when I started to look for a company has helped me several times.
502337
I think it's a shopping service.  You can pick which company you want.  It's not really a good because it's a not tangible product.  It's not exactly clear what the precise definition of your choices are, though.
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Neat idea, but slender it down for a professional look!\n\nIt does look professional enough to be credible, but there's a lot of faffing around and way too many Google ads! Keep it simple and free from cr4p if you want to keep the professional look!\n\nThe privacy statement and the user agreement could do without any ads at all and could do with some revamping. What are those caplocks for?
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If its automated, it depends on the system they have. Most often they look at the address, credit card number, expiration date -- if any of these three do not match your records the system will not accept the card. Check if you got the expiration and credit card number correctly.\n\nWith some shopping cart systems, they have some fraud protection measures and they raise a red flag if your telephone area code is not the same as the area code for your specified address. They also look at the IP address and match it with the address you gave. If they don't match, that's a red flag
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Because Google pay people to research your question and get really good answers.\n\nOn Yahoo anyone can answer your question so you might get a good answer or you might just get a totally rubbish answer.\n\nIn short you get what you pay for.
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Google isn't as picky. I get many many many more results using google.