Yackie Mobile and 09: troubles by email

petkow · 02-10-2009, 14:38

Several railway station vending machines in Germany and Austria accept mobile payments. It annoyed me though as people who were roaming with a foreign SIM could not buy! Even bicycles in Germany can be paid and rented by mobile payment.

However, to be honest I had a look at the site and in a nutshell, I'm confused. What is the differentiation between Paytoo and Yackie? Why have you said Paytoo wil be used in some coutries and Yackie elsewhere? I hate having to be a detective with something that is supposed to sell itself.

Too many questions, and I wish user Yackie would post something non-cryptic here for a change. For a start, why don't you introduce your "new product", without as usual the members here having to ask a 100 questions and make guesses. Go ahead. Be bold. Start a new thread called PayToo Mobile. Don't you think the several hundred highly international users of this site who could be potential customers could do with a bit of a personal introduction?

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petkow (Offline) Senior Member Prepaid Pioneer Posts: 696 Join Date: 01 Aug 2006 Location: Madrid Country:	02-10-2009, 14:38 Several railway station vending machines in Germany and Austria accept mobile payments. It annoyed me though as people who were roaming with a foreign SIM could not buy! Even bicycles in Germany can be paid and rented by mobile payment. However, to be honest I had a look at the site and in a nutshell, I'm confused. What is the differentiation between Paytoo and Yackie? Why have you said Paytoo wil be used in some coutries and Yackie elsewhere? I hate having to be a detective with something that is supposed to sell itself. Too many questions, and I wish user Yackie would post something non-cryptic here for a change. For a start, why don't you introduce your "new product", without as usual the members here having to ask a 100 questions and make guesses. Go ahead. Be bold. Start a new thread called PayToo Mobile. Don't you think the several hundred highly international users of this site who could be potential customers could do with a bit of a personal introduction?