Bitpass

The Right Number was originally presented in June 2003 using a micropayments system offered by a company called Bitpass, sold for 25 cents each.

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The Right Number was originally presented in June 2003 using a micropayments system offered by a company called Bitpass, sold for 25 cents each.

Scott McCloud’s “The Right Number” « Flight 2007

The rest of the small time micropayment players like Bitpass were deadpool bound the day they were introduced because they lacked a base of customers to draw from like Microsoft has through their ever growing Live network (five million plus). reply

BitPass. DeadPool. Michael Arrington 2005

The people in Bitpass were mostly clueless about business issues.

BitPass. DeadPool. Michael Arrington 2005

TDavid – Bitpass was working with nineMSN (50% jv with Microsoft) in Australia.

BitPass. DeadPool. Michael Arrington 2005

Four year old online payment startup Bitpass is calling is quits, via a mass email to customers.

BitPass. DeadPool. Michael Arrington 2005

As of today, January 19, 2007, all Bitpass Buyers with US dollar denominated accounts are being notified that they will have seven (7) days to spend any amounts that currently exist in their Bitpass Account.

BitPass. DeadPool. Michael Arrington 2005

No mention of Yaga, the subscription management service that Bitpass acquired.

BitPass. DeadPool. Michael Arrington 2005

The New York Times reports on two startups that hope to succeed: Bitpass and Peppercoin.

Smart Mobs » Blog Archive » New Micropayments Efforts 2003

Bitpass raised over $13 million in two rounds of financing, with the bulk of that raised in late 2004.

BitPass. DeadPool. Michael Arrington 2005