We’re thrilled with the launch of Zoompass last week and really appreciate all of the support we’ve had from social and traditional media alike. Here are just a few examples of the coverage we’ve received:
The next cellphone trick: transferring money
The Globe and Mail
June 13, 2009
“In an unprecedented show of collaboration, Canada’s three main wireless companies will unveil a service Monday that will let people exchange money through their cellphones.”
Zoompass Takes Mobile Payments to the (Canadian) Masses
Gigaom, June 15, 2009
“Here in the U.S., getting a bunch of mobile carriers together to agree on anything is a bit like herding cats. North of the border, however, Canada’s three carriers — Bell Canada, Rogers and TELUS — have joined forces to create Zoompass, a top-to-bottom, designed-for-mobile, money transfer and payments service that launched today.”
Zooming money
CTV.ca, June 15, 2009
“Zoompass is a new system for cellphones that will allow you to send money from one phone to another – and will eventually allow you to shop. Pat Foran has more.”
Dial-a-Payment
SqueezePlay BNN, June 15, 2009
“Discussion with “Robin Dua” President of Enstream LP about cell phone to pay for groceries. Zoom Pass [sic] is available today consumers can download it directly to their cell phones.”
Looks like the media has had their say – tell us what you think! Leave a question or comment below and we’d be happy to respond!
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06.22.2009
