Technology behind www.SendMoola.com allows customers to shop using their android phones and other devices/tablets.

The site was built to allow users to conduct fundraisers and request customer payments.  By adding an android application, it's taken the system mobile!

Paypal is conducting an experiment in a Singapore subway system that allows smart phone users to conduct transactions from the subway wall.

I can do this for you right here, right now in the USA.

One method is by using QR Codes.

Print & stick/place QR Codes anywhere your customers are i.e., back of your tablet, automobile window, bumper sticker, clip board, invoices, business cards, door frames - you get the idea.

Another way is to have a downloaded app.  When the user installs the app on their mobile device, they can simply open the app and pay you with a credit card or with paypal money.  The payment is sent to your paypal account.

Applicable Scenarios

A local bakery operator.  I'm using Frosted Pink Cake Company in Mansfield, TX as an example.  (No she is not a customer as of this morning but I'm hopeful she will be by this afternoon).

I've installed the application on my handheld and there are two ways I can now pay her.

a) When I go pickup my goodies I open the scanner on my device and scan the QR code which could be a sticker on the counter top or printed on an invoice.

b) I open the mobile app on my tablet which brings me to a paypal payment page where I log in and pay for the cupcakes using a credit card or paypal.

Another scenario could be a trade show.  Let's pretend I've set up a booth to promote my new mobile payment system.

I'm standing there wearing my SendMoola polo shirt holding my 7" Samsung tablet, when a customer stops by and says, "Tammy I want customers to pay me with a credit card on the fly.  I don't want to mess with paper or receipts and I don't want to swipe a card or attach a gadget atop my mobile phone. How do I get your system?"

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