DALLAS, Feb. 8 /PRNewswire/ -- Chase Paymentech Solutions, LLC, has launched a new website designed to help small and medium sized businesses affordably accept credit card payments.

The new site, http://merchantaccount.chasepaymentech.com, provides business owners with a simple, easy to use guide to access the latest Chase Paymentech payment processing tools. The site allows businesses to research payment products that fit their needs and offers quick access to experts who can customize a program to each business' requirements. These programs feature reliable terminals, low interchange rates to process credit card transactions and even custom gift card programs. Solutions can be designed for merchants who need secure payment solutions over the Internet, point-of- sale, telephone, or mail order.

O2 Tube trial takes mobile payments underground

O2 has today launched a six-month pilot of NFC (near-field communications) wallet phone technology in London, describing it as the "largest and most comprehensive trial in Europe" of a technology that's already big in Japan.

The 500 mobile wallet testers will be able to use the phones to pay for travel across London, as well as for other services such as accessing smart posters at The O2 to download information or ringtones. A smaller number - 225 - also have access to a Barclaycard Visa application preloaded with 200, which they can use to pay for low-value goods at selected retail outlets.

Baseball is back as Giants pitchers, catchers hit camp

Rowand, acquired from the Philadelphia Phillies, drove in 89 runs last year and banged 27 homers, one shy of Bonds' mark in his final season. Rowand said the Giants must be aggressive running the bases this year to provide more offensive support for a pitching staff that he thinks is one of the best in baseball. Giants expectations competitive "We only have to score four or five runs and we should be in just about every game," Rowand said. The 30-year-old fielder, who reported to camp early, does not set personal goals for himself, preferring to focus on the team's success. "I just want to make the playoffs," he said, adding that he thinks Giants can rise to the top of a tough NL West. To accomplish that, the Giants are promoting a commando ethic with black, gray and white camouflage shirts that read: "Warrior Spirit, Find the Swagger." This season will be a big change for the Giants, Molina said, with Bonds gone and the young players freed up to be themselves in the clubhouse and play their game.

Killed While They Played Football, The Child Victims of Israel’s ...

The fact that this bitch does not even mention the daily harassments and humiliations by the apartheid nation is quite telling who he real masters are. She is also is probably as clueless about the daily shelling by the apartheid nation into the occupied territories. This is the same bitch that provided cluster munitions to the apartheid nation during the failed Lebanese reoccupation recently.

POLICE BLOTTER, March 4

Kenneth H. Jackson, 32, of Charlotte Church, Va., was charged with careless driving at 12:17 p.m. Wednesday after the tractor trailer truck he was driving struck a traffic signal light, causing it to break off and land on top of the trailer, police said. Mr. Jackson’s vehicle struck the light after he turned too tightly from Alexander Street onto Faculty Road, police said. He then drove approximately 50 feet with the traffic light still on top of the trailer before it fell off onto Faculty Road, police said. No injuries were reported as a result of the incident. The Mercer County Department of Transportation and Public Service Electric & Gas Co. were called to the scene for repairs to the traffic light. Approximately $400 worth of property — including a credit card, perfume, change, sunglasses and mints — was stolen from five unlocked vehicles that were entered on Carnahan Place, Henry Avenue and Jefferson Road on Sunday, police said.

Killer or hero? Let's wait for facts before we pass judgment

If you believe marijuana should be legal, call your state legislator and demand that it be decriminalized. Don't blame the cops for enforcing Virginia's laws.

Moderator says anti-English bigotry is 'like sectarianism'

If you say something which is sectarian, people will spot it and challenge it because of the high-profile campaigns which have raised awareness that it will no longer be tolerated."People still laugh off anti-English remarks as just a bit of fun, but they are nothing of the sort. They are racist and offensive."But David Ward, the English-born convener of the Glasgow branch of the Saltire Society, which aims to protect and promote Scottish culture, believed that anti-Englishness was actually in decline.Speaking personally, he said: "I think that since devolution there has been a change whereby, if people have grievances, they tend to blame the Government and Parliament in Scotland."Before devolution, problems were usually blamed on London. Resentment against the Westminster Government was often mistakenly expressed as an .

Hip-Hop Rumors: The Game's New Mixtape, Kanye Loves Kanye, Tank Gets ...

You remember back in the day, I heard that The Game and his brother Big Fase 100 are back on good terms again. I hope it to be true. Brothers don't need to fight – they are all they got! Anyway, I didn't confirm/deny the rumor, but I heard something that supports it. I heard that The Game and his brother are working out a new mixtape venture that bigs up the West Coast. So, I know Game is in jail right now, but maybe the vocals were dropped before and then Fase will get it mixed and mastered?

We all saw the slick lil' comment Kanye made about Common at the Grammys.