DLgamer.com eases access to MMORPG

New Payment method offered for players without credit card or access to prepaid cards

France, Paris – 3 February, 2006: DLgamer.com today announced the official opening of a new payment method service which is tailored for the many MMORPG gamers not owning a credit card or having problems finding prepaid cards in retail channels. The service is available to customers throughout Europe.

The online realtime bank transfer payment method allows players to pay their subscription fee online directly from their local bank account. DLgamer.com accepts payment by bank transfer from every European country with no restriction on the minimum amount.

Says Stephane Martinez, CEO of DLgamer.com : «We're offering this new service to help those gamers who are excluded from playing an MMORPG because they either do not have a credit card or are uncomfortable with using it to pay online. So far, in the trial run we've conducted over the last few months, the simplicity of the system has convinced over 15 000 players from 47 different countries.»

In addition the company also offers online prepaid cards from major MMORPG publishers payable by bank transfer and all major credit cards.

DLgamer.com is a leading merchand and support site dedicated to MMORPG fans

Dang! Have to go to special measures to get those dollars flowing for the MMO players. Next thing you know they will start doing finance plans with interest.

Quote: Originally Posted by Foe Dang! Have to go to special measures to get those dollars flowing for the MMO players. Next thing you know they will start doing finance plans with interest.

Lol..you know it

I don't think that this is terribly new or groundbreaking. Basically, a subscription to an MMO is just another monthly bill, and, in this case, the billing options of the MMOs are catching up with the times. On my cable, automotive insurance, cell phone, credit card....h3ll, almost all of my bills...i have several payment options including one to take it directly from my bank account. This is just an example of a company/industry that is catching up with payment options that have been standard practice in other industries for quite a while...it's about time.