| ChargebackAudit LLC, Providing Chargeback Dispute Management ...
Owings Mills, MD, June 20, 2007 --(PR.com)-- You may not recognize the company name on the press release, but they are confident it will quickly become a familiar, and welcome one; a company you will come to associate with great service, desirable results, and unquestioned integrity. ChargebackAudit LLC is your total chargeback solution.ChargebackAudit LLC was founded to deliver much needed, specialized Chargeback Management services to individual and ISO merchants alike. Their goal is to eliminate, or significantly reduce chargeback loss by: a) implementing measures to avoid unnecessary chargebacks, and b) enabling merchants to quickly, and efficiently respond to chargebacks when they are received.An increase in processing volume is desirable because it is accompanied by increased revenue.
New software allows for secure mobile banking
Tyfone, Inc., a developer of an innovative software and hardware platform for mobile financial services, is launching a new mobile financial service middleware platform, Rhapsody. Rhapsody is a complete, unified middleware platform designed for retail banks to leverage their channel, card and merchant assets by providing secure mobile services to their customers, comments Tom Spitzer, Tyfones chief executive officer. Tyfones mobile solution not only improves customer service by providing mobile access but also generates new revenues from the mobile channel through our innovative Merchant Relationship Management service. Tyfone Launches Rhapsody, a Fully Integrated Mobile Financial Services Middleware Platform PORTLAND, Ore.--Tyfone, Inc., a developer of an innovative software and hardware platform for mobile financial services, launches Rhapsody.
Max Paul: A friend to Carrboro passes away
Max Paul had a warm greeting for all his friends. He would sit with the closest among them to discuss politics, in a reasoned voice, and the particulars of the day, but had little interest in discussing his own life – a life that by the few accounts available was rich and apparently quite colorful. Max Paul, 87, died on June 13 at the Chapel Hill Rehabilitation Center. “We all cared very deeply about Max," said Weaver Street operations manager James Watts, “but we knew very little about his life." Max was born to Austrian immigrant parents on the Lower East Side of New York on January 10, 1920. After graduating from high school, he worked odd jobs. With the outbreak of World War II, and with his older brothers having been drafted, he remained at home to care for his ailing mother.
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