Amazon Payments Blog

John Lennon imagines...

This is our last post for 2008.

We woud like to end this year with a simple message about giving and giving.

One Laptop per Child campaign has the mission to help provide every child in the world access to a modern education and fund the delivery of its XO laptop computers to children in the developing world.

OLPC has launched its second Give One/Get One (G1G1) program on November 17, 2008 in the USA through Amazon.com. Amazon Payments collaborated with OLPC to process the donations in this campaign using Amazon Simple Pay Donations

Happy New Year and “a message from John Lennon” to us all.

- Amazon Payments Team

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Welcome...

I'm very excited to welcome you to our brand new blog.

Our team will post here on this blog on a regular basis – our goal is to share with you the latest news, thoughts, ideas, and inspirations about Amazon Payments. A number of authors will contribute on their respective areas of interest and expertise such as ecommerce, online shopping, merchant technologies, developers integrating payments into their projects, mobile payments and more.

We will share stories of consumers, merchants, and developers using Amazon Payments to pay or to get paid.

Till next post,

Baris Cetinok - Amazon Payments Team