Sunday, February 7, 2010

Paypal to restore banned personal services to and from India soon

Paypal will soon restore the banned services to and from India soon. The personal payment services arising from India and made in Indian destination are blocked due to issues raised by the partners of Paypal. Paypal is actively working to resolve these services at their earliest. The Paypal has expressed its apology to affect account holders for inconvenience caused due to this ban. The business services of Paypal are unaffected and working smoothly.

Paypal, the online payment service platform has banned selective services to and from India. In the list of services banned in India by paypal, customers can not send and receive money on personal account. Currently withdrawing of funds is not allowed in Indian currency Rupee in local banks. This implies that any paypal transaction arising for or from Indian territory are stopped.

However the merchant customers of Paypal can continue to use paypal payment services. The Paypal services for personal users have been banned in India since January 28, 2010. The news of paypal stopping services has been posted in their blog.

The suspension of services to and from India will be restored once issues which have cropped up in these schemes are addressed.

Paypal is one of the most popular online payment system. Paypal payment in India are backed by verified credit cards. Paypal is owned by e bay the popular online shopping portal.

The ban on personal and bank services of Paypal in India will be lifted after issues are shorted out. The latest information on Paypal ban will be provided on the blog.

Friday, January 22, 2010

Apple Tablet Likely to Be Revealed Next Wednesday

January 27 has been circled on the calendars of Apple Tablet enthusiasts for a couple of weeks as a potential launch date for the long rumored device, and now it’s confirmed that Apple will be holding an event next Wednesday to show off its “latest creation.

”The event will take place at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts Theater in San Francisco, and at this point, if anything otherthan the Apple Tablet (potentially named iSlate) is revealed, it would be a bigger surprise than the Tablet itself. Nonetheless, we eagerly await the specs of the device, as well as learning its price, most recently rumored to be in the $1,000 range.