With the rise of digital technology and the smart phone leaping over all else, the payment solutions for phone bills and other services have also changed drastically over the years. The more you look the more you see these changes and options showing up for online payment through text applications and so forth. The real question is though, which of these payment solutions will stick for future integration and which will fade out with time?
If you've recently had any dealing with Bank of America or any other major banking retailers in the US, then you've more than likely been told to check out their latest banking system via smart phone (using Android OS or iOS). These banking options such as transfer abilities through multiple banking accounts, digital payment of bills and so on have become an essential part of many peoples' lives. But will these payment methods live on?
Of course. The answer is simple and explanation is even simpler. It is due to ease. Ease of access and use is something that the general public crave. That's why the smart phone was created in the first place! Because they are simple and easy to use for people of all ages. What's more, so are their applications and methods of online payment via Bank of America apps, Wachovia, etc.
If there is absolutely one form of smart phone and mobile device payment that will not die out, it is definitely being able to pay bills using your personal banking application and account information simply by using your mobile device. Some things on the other hand don't seem to have quite the same fate. For instance, all too common "Text #### for more information!" ads that you see pop up from time to time while watching TV or surfing the web.
These advertisements seem to be the bane of mobile devices and their existences and it shows. Back in the day, kids and minors (and admittedly, sometimes adults who just didn't know any better) would text these numbers like crazy for goofy ringtones or some stupid love calculator, you name it. It was something that people would go crazy for. But now with the advancement in technology and the rise of free to play and free online applications and software, these are slowly dying out and soon will become a thing of the past. And I think we can all thank technology advancements for that.
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