• Amazon Offers Other Sites Use of Its Payment Service – NYTimes.com
  “81 million customers who have already given Amazon.com their payment details, like credit card numbers and shipping addresses, will be able to use that information, without re-entering it, to buy products on any site that uses the new service”
  (tags: amazon webservices paypal payments ebay fps work)

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